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  • JAMEY JOHNSON: "My Way To You" ("The Guitar Song" Album) - Writer
  • CHER: "Welcome To Burlesque" ("Burlesque" Feature Film) - Writer
  • JAMES BROWN: “Living In America” (“Gravity” Album) - Writer
  • BILLY JOEL: “Why Should I Worry” (“Oliver & Company,” Disney animated feature) – Writer
  • BRITNEY SPEARS: "Shadow" ("In The Zone" album) - Writer
  • BARBRA STREISAND: 2012 Back To Brooklyn Tour - Co-Wrote Specialty Lyrics About Brooklyn
  • CHRISTINA AGUILERA: “This Year” (Christmas album, “My Kind of Christmas") - Writer
  • JONI MITCHELL: “How Do You Stop” (“Turbulent Indigo” Album) - Writer
  • JOE COCKER: “Unchain My Heart” Album, “One Night Of Sin” Album - Producer and Writer; “Love Lives On” (“Harry & The Hendersons” feature film) - Producer
  • CHAKA KHAN: “Can’t Stop The Street” (Top Ten Dance Single “Krush Groove” Soundtrack) - Writer
  • DOOBIE BROTHERS: “Cycles” Album - Writer and Producer of various tracks including “The Doctor” (Top Five Single); “Take Me To The Highway” Live Album - Producer of album, Writer of various tracks
  • PAUL YOUNG: “I’m Only Fooling Myself” (“Time to Time” Album”) - Writer
  • JOHN WAITE: “Sometimes” (“Rover” Album) - Writer
  • DAN HARTMAN: “I Can Dream About You” Album - Writer
  • HILARY DUFF: Metamorphosis Album, Writer & Producer on various songs including the hit song, "So Yesterday"; "Lizzie McGuire" Soundtrack, Writer and Producer; Hilary Duff Christmas Album ("Santa Claus Lane"), Writer & Producer
  • GEORGE THOROGOOD: "American Made" - Writer

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