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In addition to a short-lived singing career with Atlantic Records, British-born Jon Astley has made a name for himself as a masterful producer of re-issues, particularly surrounding <a href="spotify:artist:67ea9eGLXYMsO2eYQRui3w">the Who</a>'s back catalogue. A student of the great Glyn Johns during the '70s, Astley developed a working relationship with <a href="spotify:artist:24Wa5wIZIo1sPkzVGP0B5p">Pete Townshend</a> that began when he co-produced (along with <a href="spotify:artist:6hrLNuV7XShNu0yYIDktVL">Johns</a>) the Who Are You project. It was Astley who took a 25 minute demo of the classic title track and edited it down to a (still) epic 6 minute track. Astley then teamed with <a href="spotify:artist:6PAt558ZEZl0DmdXlnjMgD">Eric Clapton</a> for his Just One Night album before re-inventing himself with the rise of the digital age. When <a href="spotify:artist:67ea9eGLXYMsO2eYQRui3w">the Who</a>'s back catalogue was to be re-mastered for CD release it was Astley who got <a href="spotify:artist:24Wa5wIZIo1sPkzVGP0B5p">Townshend</a>'s nod as the producer and his tightly sequenced, sparkling sounding productions have endeared Astley to the often cantankerous guitarist. ~ Steve Kurutz, Rovi

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