The Who co-produced Who's Next with Glyn Johns.
Johns served as both engineer and co-producer on the album.
Related Notes
- Quadrophenia's fractured structure mirrors its protagonist's mind
- Tommy was one of the longest rock albums of the 1960s
- Quadrophenia was adapted into a 1979 film directed by Franc Roddam
- Tommy was the first rock opera — and it's still the benchmark
- Quadrophenia is a play on schizophrenia for The Who's four-sided protagonist
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