Which Doors album lists Bruce Botnick as co-producer with the band?

L.A. Woman is the Doors album that lists Bruce Botnick as co-producer with the band.

Released on April 19, 1971, L.A. Woman was the Doors’ sixth studio album and the last released during Jim Morrison’s lifetime. Its blues-heavy sound marked a return to the band’s roots, with songs including “The Changeling,” “Love Her Madly,” “Riders on the Storm,” and the title track.

Longtime engineer Bruce Botnick became the album’s co-producer after Paul A. Rothchild, who had produced the earlier Doors records, left during the sessions. The Doors and Botnick completed the record together, with Botnick also serving as engineer.

The production credit can cause confusion because Botnick later worked extensively on Doors reissues and remixes. However, the original album’s key production change was specifically tied to Rothchild’s departure. L.A. Woman was recorded in late 1970 and early 1971 at the Doors’ Workshop in Los Angeles.