"I think he comes from the same school that I do, and that is the sound that you're going after isn't your sound – like in the case of Spector with 'The Wall of Sound.' All those records basically sounded alike. But the way that Peter and I record is, you're going after the sound of the artist. If you listen to four or five Peter Asher productions, you wouldn't say, 'That's a Peter Asher sound.' Which is the right way to produce."
– producer Lou Adler
Discography Part One | Discography Part Two | Discography Part Three | Discography Part Four
1968 through 1989
1968:
"And the Sun Will Shine” single – Paul Jones
"When I Was Six Years Old” single – Paul Jones
James Taylor – James Taylor
1969:
"I Can Remember (Not Too Long Ago)" single - Peter and Gordon
Space – The Modern Jazz Quartet (production supervision)
On Our Way Home – Mortimer (released 2017)
Come Into My Music Box – Paul Jones (produced seven tracks)
Barbara Keith – Barbara Keith
1970:
Sweet Baby James – James Taylor
Willard – John Stewart
Jo Mama – Jo Mama
Tony Joe White – Tony Joe White
1971:
"Country Road” single (remake) – James Taylor
Bad Girl Songs – Tony Kosinec
Mud Slide Slim And The Blue Horizon – James Taylor
Sister Kate – Kate Taylor
1972:
One Man Dog – James Taylor
Uptown Hopeful – Tom Snow (released 2016)
1973:
Don't Cry Now – Linda Ronstadt (only co-produced two tracks with J.D. Souther)
1974:
Heart Like A Wheel – Linda Ronstadt
1975:
Prisoner in Disguise – Linda Ronstadt
Black Rose – J.D. Souther
1976:
Hasten Down The Wind – Linda Ronstadt
What's Wrong With This Picture? – Andrew Gold
Greatest Hits – James Taylor (produced two new tracks)
1977:
JT – James Taylor
Simple Dreams – Linda Ronstadt
1978:
Living In The USA – Linda Ronstadt
1979:
The Glow – Bonnie Raitt
Flag – James Taylor
1980:
Mad Love – Linda Ronstadt
Live In Hollywood – Linda Ronstadt (released in 2019, executive producer)
Ronin – Ronin
1981:
Dad Loves His Work – James Taylor
The Pirates of Penzance – Original Broadway Cast
1982:
Get Closer – Linda Ronstadt
1983:
What's New – Linda Ronstadt
1984:
Lush Life – Linda Ronstadt
1985:
That's Why I'm Here – James Taylor (only co-produced two tracks with James Taylor and Frank Filipetti)
1986:
Live In Rio – James Taylor (released in Brazil)
"Somewhere Out There” single – Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram (co-produced with
Steve Tyrell)
(From the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack An American Tail)
For Sentimental Reasons – Linda Ronstadt
In My Tribe – 10,000 Maniacs
1987:
Canciones de mi Padre – Linda Ronstadt (co-produced with Ruben Fuentes)
Cher – Cher (produced one track)
1988:
"If We Hold On Together” single – Diana Ross
(from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
The Land Before Time)
1989:
Blind Man's Zoo – 10,000 Maniacs
Cry like a Rainstorm, Howl like the Wind – Linda Ronstadt featuring Aaron Neville
Heart of Stone – Cher (produced three tracks)
Harry's Café de Wheels – Peter Blakeley (produced six tracks)