Selected Album Production/writing Credits
- Cathy Dennis - Everybody Move (To The Mixes) (1991)
- Cathy Dennis - Into the Skyline (1992)
- Cathy Dennis - The Irresistible Cathy Dennis (2000)
- Gary Barlow - "Love Won't Wait" (1997)
- Labelle - "Turn It Out" (1995)
- Madonna - I'm Breathless (1990)
- Madonna - The Immaculate Collection (1990)
- Madonna - Erotica (1992)
- Madonna - Something to Remember (1995)
- Madonna - GHV2 (2001)
- Pet Shop Boys - "You Know Where You Went Wrong" (from b-side of "It's a Sin" single) (1987)
- Pet Shop Boys - "I Want to Wake Up" (from Actually album) (1987)
- Pet Shop Boys - "Heart" (appears on Actually/Further Listening) (2001)
- Taylor Dayne - Soul Dancing (1993)
- Taylor Dayne - Greatest Hits (1995)
- Taylor Dayne - Dance Diva: Remixes & Rarities (2005)
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