Production Work
Albums that Workman has produced for other artists include:
- John Southworth – Sedona Arizona – 1999
- Paul McLeod – Close and Play – 2000
- The Cash Brothers – Phonebooth Tornado – 2000
- Tegan and Sara – This Business of Art – 2000
- The Cash Brothers – How Was Tomorrow – 2001
- Skydiggers – Bittersweet Harmony – 2002 – (produced 3 songs)
- Sarah Slean – Night Bugs – 2002
- Serena Ryder – Unlikely Emergency – 2003
- Jeremy Fisher – Goodbye Blue Monday – 2006
- Great Big Sea – Fortune's Favour – 2008
- Hey Rosetta! – Into Your Lungs – 2008
- Justin Rutledge – The Early Widows – 2010
- Jeremy Fisher – Flood – 2010
- Adaline – Modern Romantics – 2011
- Carleton Stone – Carleton Stone – 2011
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