Production Discography
- How Time Flys (1973) – David Ossman (Engineer)
- Fairytale (1965) – Donovan (Producer)
- Basket of Light (1969) – Pentangle (Executive producer)
- Astrud Gilberto Now (1972) – Astrud Gilberto (Executive producer)
- Love Music (1973) – Sergio Mendes (Assistant)
- The Phoenix Concerts (1974) – John Stewart (Assistant engineer, engineer)
- Where We All Belong (1974) – The Marshall Tucker Band (Engineer)
- Elevation (1973) – Pharoah Sanders (Engineer)
- Gabby Pahinui Hawaiian Band, Vol. 1 (1975) – Gabby Pahinui (Engineer)
- Searchin' for a Rainbow (1975) – The Marshall Tucker Band (Engineer)
- Amazonas (1975) – Cal Tjader (Remixing, engineer)
- Cool Rasta (1976) – The Heptones (Executive producer)
- Greatest Stories Live (1976) – Harry Chapin (Engineer)
- Look at Me Now – The Buckeye Politicians (Engineer)
- Warren Zevon (1976) – Warren Zevon (Audio engineer)
- Rumours (1977) – Fleetwood Mac (Engineer, Mastering, producer); Winner Grammy Award for Album of the Year.
- Germ Free Adolescents (1978) – X-Ray Spex (Executive producer)
- Tusk (1979) – Fleetwood Mac (Remastering, engineer, producer)
- Distant Shores (1980) – Robbie Patton (Engineer, producer)
- Live (1980) – Fleetwood Mac (Engineer, mixing, producer)
- Mirage (1982) – Fleetwood Mac (Engineer, producer)
- Which One of Us Is Me (1984) – Jay Gruska (Engineer)
- Dancing on the Ceiling (1986) – Lionel Richie (Special Effects, engineer)
- Bad (1987) – Michael Jackson (Engineer)
- Streamlines (1987) – Tom Scott
- "The Cockney Kids Are Innocent" on The First, the Best and the Last (1980) – Sham 69 (Executive producer)
- Live (1988) – The Dramatics (Engineer)
- Greatest Hits (1988) – Fleetwood Mac (Producer)
- Dorian's Legacy (1989) – Spencer Brewer (Engineer)
- Live and Improvised (1991) – Blood, Sweat & Tears (Engineer)
- Live at Ronnie Scott's (1990) – Taj Mahal (Executive producer)
- Third Time Around (1990) – David Becker Tribune (Engineer, mixing, producer)
- 25 Years – The Chain (1992) – Fleetwood Mac (Producer, engineer)
- How Far? How Fast? (1992) – Robin Frederick (Design, producer, mixing, engineer)
- Mom's (1992) – Carl Stone (Audio engineer)
- Seven Day Weekend (1992) – New York Dolls (Executive producer)
- Deaf Forever: The Best of Motörhead (2000) – Motörhead (Executive producer)
- Fiend with a Violin (1996) – The Fall (Executive producer)
- Very Best of the Searchers (1998) – The Searchers (Executive producer)
- Close to the Wind (1998) – Fairport Convention (Executive producer)
- Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker (Highlights) (DVD Audio) – London Symphony Orchestra (Producer, executive producer)
- Erase the Slate (1999) – Dokken (Executive producer)
- The Little David Years (1971–1977) (1999) – George Carlin (Engineer)
- Directions: East – Directions (Executive producer)
- Directions: North – Directions (Executive producer)
- Directions: South – Directions (Executive producer)
- Directions: West – Directions (Executive producer)
- Elements: Earth – Elements (Executive producer, producer)
- Elements: Spirit – Elements (Executive producer, producer)
- Elements: Water – Elements (Executive producer, producer)
- Bare Bones (1999) – Wishbone Ash (Executive producer)
- Then and Now (2000) – Lynyrd Skynyrd (Executive producer, mixing)
- Coco (2007) – Colbie Caillat (Executive producer, mixing, producer, audio production)
- Breakthrough (2009) – Colbie Caillat (Mixing, producer, engineer, Rhythm Arrangements, executive producer)
- All of You (2011) – Colbie Caillat (Producer)
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