PETER ASHER — A Life in Music

PETER ASHER DISCOGRAPHY - Part Three

All albums totally produced by Peter unless otherwise stated:

1990 through today

1990:
As I Came Of Age – Sarah Brightman (only co-produced one track with Val Garay)
"The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)” single – Cher (from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Mermaids)
"Show Me Heaven” single – Maria McKee (from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Days of Thunder)
Rubaiyat: Elektra's 40th Anniversary – various artists (produced one track)

1991:
The Williams Brothers – The Williams Brothers (produced one track)
Love Hurts – Cher (produced four tracks)
The Force Behind The Power – Diana Ross (produced six tracks)
Lovescape – Neil Diamond (produced two tracks)
Swept – Julia Fordham (produced one track)
The Mambo Kings – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (produced two tracks)

1992:
Back to Basics: The Essential Collection – Olivia Newton-John (produced one track)
Frenesi – Linda Ronstadt (co-produced with George Massenburg)
American Standard – Mary's Danish (co-produced with Niko Bolas)
The Christmas Album – Neil Diamond
Cher's Greatest Hits: 1965-1992 – Cher (produced one new track)
Time Takes Time – Ringo Starr (produced one track)

1993:
"I Know I Don't Walk On Water” – Laura Satterfield and Ephraim Lewis (from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Made In America)
Up On The Roof: Songs From The Brill Building – Neil Diamond
Powerbill – The Semantics (released in Japan 1996)
Winter Light – Linda Ronstadt (only co-produced two tracks with Linda Ronstadt and George Massenburg)

1994:
The Christmas Album Volume II – Neil Diamond

1995:
"Love Can Build A Bridge” single – Cher, Chrissie Hynde and Nenah Cherry with Eric Clapton
Love Songs – David Sanborn (only co-produced one track with Don Grolnick)
Randy Newman's Faust – Don Henley, Elton John, Randy Newman, Bonnie Raitt, Linda Ronstadt, James Taylor
"Show Me Heaven” single – Tina Arena

1996:
"For The First Time” single – Kenny Loggins (from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack One Fine Day)

1997:
Portrait: The Music of Dan Fogelberg – Dan Fogelberg (produced one track)
Under These Rocks and Stones – Chantal Kreviazuk (co-produced with Matt Wallace)
Greatest Hits Volume III – Billy Joel (only co-produced one track with Joe Nicolo and one track with Don DeVito)
Gift Of Love – Diana Ross (released in Japan, produced one track)
Tara Lyn Hart – Tara Lyn Hart (produced one track)
Drive – Bic Runga (uncredited production input on one track)

1998:
We Ran – Linda Ronstadt (only co-produced one track with George Massenberg)
Heart – Heart (produced one track)
"In My Life” – Chantal Kreviavuk (theme for the television series Providence)
December – Kenny Loggins
"Leaving On A Jet Plane” single – Chantal Kreviazuk (from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Armageddon)
The Ballads – REO Speedwagon (produced one track)

1999:
"You Can't Hurry Love” single – The Dixie Chicks (from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Runaway Bride)
Timbre – Sophie B. Hawkins (co-executive producer)

2000:
More Songs From Pooh Corner – Kenny Loggins (executive producer, co-produced one track with Kenny Loggins)
Everything I Am – Anna Vissi (produced three tracks)

2001:
Three Chord Opera – Neil Diamond (co-produced with Alan Lindgren)

2002:
Everybody's Got A Story – Amanda Marshall (co-produced with Billy Mann)
Sweet Is The Melody – Aselin Debison (co-produced with George Massenberg)
Bombay Dreams – Original London Cast Recording (co-executive producer)
Sometimes I Dream – Mario Frangoulis (executive producer)
Live 2002 – Robin Williams

2004:
California – Wilson Phillips
De-Lovely – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (co-produced with Stephen Endelman)
Taking a Chance on Love – Jane Monheit (co-produced with Al Schmitt)
With The Lights Out – Nirvana (co-executive producer)

2005:
Live At Earl's Court – Morrissey

2006:
You're Only Lonely – Raul Malo
I Love You – Diana Ross (produced ten tracks)

2007:
Siren – Sasha and Shawna (produced ten tracks)

2008:
The Vegas Years – Everclear (co-executive producer)

2010:
Savages – The Webb Sisters (co-produced with Charley and Hattie Webb)
Live At The Troubadour – Carole King and James Taylor

2011:
Listen To Me: Buddy Holly – various artists (executive producer, produced eleven tracks, co-produced one track with Waddy Wachtel)
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (co-produced with Hans Zimmer)
Naked '80's – Nadine Loren

2012:
Madagascar 3: Europe's Most Wanted – Music From The Motion Picture (co-produced with Hans Zimmer and Bob Badami)
Two Worlds Collide – The McClymonts (produced three tracks)
Area 52 – Rodrigo y Gabriela and C.U.B.A. (co-produced with Rodrigo Sanchez)

2013:
Finally Home – Blue Sky Riders (co-produced with Blue Sky Riders)
The Way Way Back – Music From The Motion Picture (only co-produced two tracks with Steve Gadd and Paul Simon)
Love Has Come For You – Steve Martin and Edie Brickell
Save Rock and Roll – Fall Out Boy (only co-produced one track with Butch Walker)
When Will You Come Home (EP) – The Webb Sisters
Man Of Steel – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (co-produced with Hans Zimmer)

2014:
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) – Elton John and various artists (co-executive producer, produced seven tracks)
Live – Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers featuring Edie Brickell

2015:
So Familiar – Steve Martin and Edie Brickell
Rock The Kasbah – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (produced three tracks)

2016:
Bright Star – Original Broadway Cast Recording
Live - Peter Asher and Albert Lee (co-produced with Jeff Alan Ross)

2017:
The Long-Awaited Album – Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers

2018:
Revamp – various artists (co-executive producer, produced one track, co-produced one track with Oak Felder, Trevor Brown and Zaire Koalo)
In Concert – Peter Asher and Jeremy Clyde (co-produced with Jeff Alan Ross)

2021:
Why Wait! - Kate Taylor

2023:
The Deep End - Susanna Hoffs

2024:
“Love Will Survive” - Barbra Streisand (co-produced with Walter Afanasieff - from the television series The Tattooist of Auschwitz)