Henry Lewy

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Henry Lewy

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American producer and recording engineer, born May 31, 1926 in Magdeburg, Germany and died April 8, 2006 in Presscot, Arizona. He has worked with Joni Mitchell on 13 albums and also served as engineer and producer for Neil Young, Van Morrison, Leonard Cohen, Joan Baez, The Flying Burrito Brothers, Jackie DeShannon and Leon Russell, among others.

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allmusic.com/artist/henry-lewy-p98146/biography, articles.latimes.com/2006/apr/19/local/me-lewy19
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Greetings From The U.S. Of A.

(LP, Album) 		Mercury 1970

Greetings From The U.S. Of A.

(LP) 		Mercury 1970

Instruments & Performance
  • In The Misty Woods

Jimmie Spheeris - The Dragon Is Dancing ◄ (1 versions)

Epic 1975
  • (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone

Monkees, The - More Of The Monkees ◄ (2 versions)

Rhino Records (2) 1994
  • (I'm Not Your) Steppin' Stone (Single Version)

Monkees, The - Greatest Hits (CD, Comp)

Rhino Records (2) 1995

Writing & Arrangement

Batteaux

◄ (2 versions) 		Columbia 1973

Production

The Gilded Palace Of Sin

◄ (8 versions) 		A&M Records 1969

Burrito Deluxe

◄ (4 versions) 		A&M Records 1970

Go On Home

(7", Promo) 		Kapp Records 1970

Judee Sill

◄ (5 versions) 		Asylum Records 1971

Stories

(LP, Album) 		Asylum Records 1971
  • The Needle And The Damage Done

Neil Young - Old Man / The Needle And The Damage Done ◄ (4 versions)

Reprise Records 1972
  • The Phantom Cowboy

Judee Sill - Jesus Was A Cross Maker (7")

Asylum Records 1972
  • The Needle And The Damage Done

Neil Young - Harvest ◄ (36 versions)

Reprise Records 1972
  • The Needle And The Damage Done

Neil Young With Graham Nash And Stray Gators, The - War Song ◄ (3 versions)

Reprise Records 1972

The Lamb Ran Away With The Crown

(7") 		Asylum Records 1972

Enchanted Sky Machines

(7") 		Asylum Records 1972

Heart Food

◄ (5 versions) 		Asylum Records 1973

Where Are You Now, My Son?

◄ (4 versions) 		A&M Records 1973

Tell Her She's Lovely

(7") 		Columbia 1973

The Kiss

(7") 		Asylum Records 1973
  • There's A Rugged Road

Various - From The Asylum (LP, Promo)

Asylum Records 1973

Close Up The Honky Tonks

◄ (3 versions) 		A&M Records 1974

Honk

◄ (2 versions) 		Epic 1974

Forever Young

(7", Single) 		A&M Records 1974
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