Published Popular Music
- "Come Follow the Band" w. Michael Stewart m. Cy Coleman from the musical Barnum
- "Desire" w.m. Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb & Robin Gibb
- "Do Right" w.m. Paul Davis
- "Fame" w. Dean Pitchford m. Michael Gore
- "He's So Shy" w. Cynthia Weil m. Tom Snow
- "Memory" w. T. S. Eliot & Trevor Nunn m. Andrew Lloyd Webber from the musical Cats
- "My Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys" w.m. Sharon Vaughan
- "Never Knew Love Like This Before" w.m. James Mtume & Reginald Lucas
- "Nine to Five" w.m. Dolly Parton from the film Nine to Five
- "No Night So Long" w. Will Jennings m. Richard Kerr
- "The Winner Takes It All" w.m. Benny Andersson & Bjorn Ulvaeus
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