This guy was my recording mentor, he would always ask for me as an assistant at the studio I interned and spent 6 years at.
Bob Potter:
Charlie Ainley_ Too Much Is Not Enough (1978) Engineer_
Charlie Ainley_ Bang Your Door (1978) Engineer_
Bell + Arc_ Bell + Arc Engineer_
Eric Clapton_ Crossroads 2: Live in the... (1996) Engineer_
Leonard Cohen_ Live Songs (1973) Engineer_
The Coupe de Villes_ Burning Blues (1992) Producer, Mixing Assistant_
John Ellison_ Welcome Back (1993) Engineer_
Marianne Faithfull_ Broken English/Strange Weather (1995) Engineer_
Marianne Faithfull_ Perfect Stranger: The Island... (1998) Engineer_
Marianne Faithfull_ Faithless [2001 Reissue] (2001) Producer_
Marianne Faithfull_ Broken English/Faithfull (2002) Engineer_
Free_ Molten Gold: The Anthology (1993) Producer_
The Grease Band_ Chronicles (1997) Producer_
Hawkwind_ Spirit of the Age (1988) Producer_
Paul Kossoff_ Back Street Crawler (1973) Producer, Engineer_
Paul Kossoff_ Koss (1977) Producer_
Paul Kossoff_ Blue Blue Soul (1997) Producer_
Ronnie Lane & Slim Chance_ See Me (1979) Recorder_
Michael Murphey_ Geronimo's Cadillac (1972) Engineer_
Willis Alan Ramsey_ Willis Alan Ramsey (1972) Engineer_
The Smiths_ The Smiths (1983) Engineer
Snafu_ All Funked Up (1975) Producer, Engineer_
Steeleye Span_ Please to See the King (1971) Engineer_
Steeleye Span_ Original Masters (1977) Engineer_
Alan White_ Ramshackled (1976) Producer, Engineer_
The Who with the London..._ Tommy - As Performed by the London (1972) Assistant Engineer_
He assisted on the mixdown sessions of the Rolling Stones - 'Get Your Ya Ya's Out' album
Like any allmusic.com discography this is probably WAY incomplete.
I learned how to run sessions from him, ask A&R to be quiet, when to get the band stoned, generally how to run a happpy ship.
He used just 3 mic's sometimes on the drums.
We co-produced a project once, me on the desk, him as Co-Producer.
I didn't work on any of those records except the Smiths (and some 3rd album demos we did with M.Faithfull). I just wanted to show folks his depth of experience.
Thanks Bob!