Selected Contributions
- Born Twice, Randy Stonehill, 1971 debut album, including singing Norman compositions, vocals, produced by Norman
- Welcome To Paradise, Randy Stonehill, 1977, Vocals, Produced and Arranged by Larry Norman.
- Lead Me Home, Dave Mattson, 1978, Vocals.
- The Sky Is Falling, Randy Stonehill, 1979, Vocals, Produced and Arranged by Larry Norman.
- Appalachian Melody, Mark Heard, 1979, Vocals, Produced and Arranged by Larry Norman.
- I Remember, Little Bobby Emmons and the Crosstones, 1979, producer and co-wrote two songs.
- Stop the Dominoes, Mark Heard, 1981, Vocals.
- Victims of the Age, Mark Heard, 1982, Vocals.
- Songs From The Earth, Lyrix, 1982, producer
- Wondergroove - Hi-Fi Demonstration Disc, 1994 Albino Brothers album (Charly Norman and "Merchants of Venice" band), with two bonus tracks with Larry Norman singing: Down To The Water, and I Want It All.
- Q-Stone, eponymous debut album. Norman sang back-up harmonies, co-wrote several songs, and performed a duet ("Sweet Dreams") with lead singer Mikko Kuustonen
- Caught in Time, 2000 album by Lisa Weyerhaeuser, producer, co-wrote and duet on "Closest Friend", background vocals on other songs
- "Hound of Heaven", on When Worlds Collide: A Tribute to Daniel Amos, 2000.
- Sang backup vocals and played harp on a song on Kevin Max's Stereotype B album, 2001
- Edge of the World, Randy Stonehill, 2002, Guest Vocalist on "We Were All So Young".
- Decade, a 2006 compilation of Randy Stonehill's compositions arranged and produced by Larry Norman, including unreleased bonus tracks
- Early Morning Hours, Sarah Brendel, 2008, Guest Vocalist.
- "Ya Gotta Be Saved", The Crosstones, 2010, duet with Bobby Emmons.
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