Selected Solid Rock Records Discography
- In Another Land, Larry Norman, 1976
- Welcome to Paradise, Randy Stonehill, 1976
- View from the Bridge, Tom Howard, 1977
- On Turning to Dust, Mark Heard, 1978
- Appalachian Melody, Mark Heard, 1979
- The Sky Is Falling, Randy Stonehill, 1980
- Horrendous Disc, Daniel Amos, 1981
- Something New under the Son, Larry Norman, 1981 (recorded in 1977)
- Friends on Tour, Larry Norman & Friends, 1981
- Get Me Out of Hollywood, Randy Stonehill, 1999 (recorded in 1973)
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