Produced
- Dalvanius and The Fascinations s "Canberra We're Watching You" 1975
- Rockwell T. James lp Shot of Rhythm and Blues 1977
- Craig Edmonston lp B.R. 1987
- Johno's Blues Band lp Don't Knock The Blues 1989
- Scary Bill lp Scary Bill 1989
- The Sunnyboys lp Wildcat 1989
- James Blundell cd Hand It Down 1990
- Craig McLachlan and Check 1-2 cd Craig McLachlan and Check 1-2 1990
- Ana Christensen cd Brave New World 1990
- Lee Kernaghan cd T.O.C. 1992
- James Blundell cd This Road 1992
- Hugh McDonald cd The Lawson Album 1994
- TC Cassidy cd TC Cassidy 1994
- Gina Jeffreys track "Away in a Manger" 1996
- Tania and Ray Kernaghan track "Indian Pacific" 1998
- Troy Cassar-Daley track "Christmas For Cowboys" 1999
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