I Wrote That One, Too . . .
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“Skyline”
Lunch
Kuh Ledesma
“One World”
Night And Day
Laura Turner
“You’re Where I Belong”
Soul Deep 2
Laurie Beechman
“I Never Danced with You”
Lunch
Lee Ann Womack
“Love Will Still Be There”
September Dawn
Lee Greenwood
“Don’t Underestimate My Love for You”
Streamline
Lee Greenwood
“Someone”
If There’s Any Justice
Leon Raines
“Kind of Gray”
Lorrie Morgan
“The Heart That Jack Broke”
Girls Night Out
Louise Mandrel
“As Long as We Got Each Other” (w/ Eric Carmen)
Tonight You’re Mine
Marcia Hines
“Maybe It’s Time to Start Calling It Love”
Live Across Australia
Mark Holden
“Let Me Love You Once Before You Go”
Let Me Love You
Mary MacGregor
“Seashells on the Windows, Candles and a Magic Stone”
In Your Eyes
Maureen McGovern
“Stop Me (If You’ve Heard This Song Before)”
Mel Tillis
“Coca Cola Cowboy”
Every Which Way but Loose
Melissa Manchester
“Fire in the Morning”
Melissa Manchester
Melissa Manchester
“Higher Ground”
If My Heart Had Wings
Melissa Manchester
“Why Fall at All?”
Lunch
Menudo
“Like a Cannonball”
Reaching Out
Merrilee Rush
“Easy, Soft, And Slow”
Merrilee Rush
Merle Haggard
“Barroom Buddies”
Bronco Billy
Merv Griffin
“Whoever You Are”
Michael Crawford
“She Used to Be Mine”
A Touch of Music in the Night
Michael Johnson
“Don’t Let It Go to Your Heart”
A Walk Across Texas
Michael Rupert
“Lunch”; “A Man Like Me”
Lunch
Nanci Griffith
“Tiny Dreamer”
Annabelle’s Wish
Neil McCoy
“It Shoulda Happened That Way”
Neil McCoy
Nitty Gritty Dirty Band
“I Break Horses, Not Hearts”
Rustler’s Rhapsody
Oak Ridge Boys
“A Feeling Like That”
Front Row Seats 2
Pamela Myers
“He’ll Never Know”
Lunch
Pat Coil
“More Than the Eye Can See”
Just Ahead
Paul Davis
“Thank You Shoes”
Ride ’Em Cowboy
Randy Travis
“Friends Like Us”
Annabelle’s Wish
Ray Charles
“Beers to You” (w/ Clint Eastwood)
Any Which Way You Can
Ray Price
“You’ve Been Leaving Me for Years”
Master of the Art
Ray Vega
“Even More”
Even More
Reba McEntire
“Angel’s Lullaby”
Reba
Rex Allen Jr.
“The Last of the Silver Screen Cowboys”
Rustler’s Rhapsody
Richard Carpenter
“Lunch Concerto”
Lunch
Ringo Starr
“You Never Know”
Curly Sue
Rodney Carrington
“Camouflage and Christmas Lights”
Make It Christmas
Ronnie Milsap
“Bronco Billy”; “Cowboys and Clowns”
Bronco Billy
Ronnie Milsap
“Hate the Lies—Love the Liar”
Inside
Roy Head
“Fire in the Morning”
In Our Room
Roy Rogers
“Hoppy, Gene, and Me”
Happy Trails to You
Russell Smith
“Honky Tonk Freeway”
Honky Tonk Freeway
Shelly West
“You’re the Reason God Made Oklahoma” (w/ David Frizzell)
Any Which Way You Can
Shelly West
“Another Honky-Tonk Night on Broadway”
The David Frizzell and Shelly West Album
Shelly West
“Somebody Buy This Cowgirl a Beer”
Red Hot
Smokey Robinson
“Driving Through Life in the Fast Lane”
Essar
Susan Anton
“Listen to My Smile”
Listen to My Smile
Suzy Bogguss
“You Never Will”
Something Up My Sleeve
Sylvie Vartan
“Easy Love”
I Don’t Want the Night to End
Take 6
“Murphy Brown TV Theme”
The Sounds of Murphy Brown
Tanya Tucker
“Somebody Buy This Cowgirl a Beer”
Live
The Swingin’ Medallions
“Rollin’ Rovin’ River”
Rollin’ Rovin’ River
The Tams
“How Long Love”
The Best of the Tams
Think Out Loud
“After All This Time”
Think Out Loud
Tom Jones
“You Set My Dreams to Music”; “Dallas Darlin’”
Tender Loving Care
Troy Cassar-Daley
“Little Things”
True Believer
Turner Rice
“When Love Runs Out”
When Love Runs Out / A Woman Ain’t a Woman
Ty Herndon
“Her Heart is Only Human”
Living in a Moment
Vanessa Williams
“Higher Ground”
The Sweetest Days
Warren Wiebe
“13 Steve Dorff Original Demos”
Original Demos
Whitney Houston
“Take Good Care of My Heart” (w/ Jermaine Jackson)
Whitney Houston
Willie Nelson
“You’ve Been Leaving Me for Years”
All-American Cowboys
Hall of Fame or Future Hall of Fame Members Who Have Recorded Steve Dorff songs
Kenny Rogers
Dolly Parton
George Strait
Anne Murray
The Oak Ridge Boys
Roy Rogers
John Anderson
Willie Nelson
Merle Haggard
Ronnie Milsap
Chet Atkins
Dottie West
Glen Campbell
Eddie Arnold
Tanya Tucker
Ray Price
Brenda Lee
Porter Wagoner
Garth Brooks
George Jones
Bill Medley
Whitney Houston
Barbra Streisand
Céline Dion
Ringo Starr
Cher
Dionne Warwick
The Carpenters
B. J. Thomas
Tom Jones
Engelbert Humperdinck
Randy Travis
Alison Krauss
Dusty Springfield
Jackie Wilson
Smokey Robinson
Blake Shelton
Charlie Rich
Charlie McCoy
Christopher Cross
Kenny Loggins
Johnny Mathis
Andy Williams
Mel Tillis
Ray Charles
Reba McEntire
Take 6
The Osmonds
Plus
•Over one hundred other recordings by notable artists
•Over four hundred songs recorded in total
•Twelve #1 hits
•Ten Top 5 hits
•Nine #1 hits from motion pictures (the most in country music history)
•Eight songs with over three million BMI performances
•Forty-two BMI Awards
•Three Grammy nominations
•Six Emmy nominations
•The American Music Award for “Every Which Way but Loose”
•Twenty-eight motion picture scores
•Sixteen television themes and scores
•Josephine heading to Broadway in 2018
Photographs
My sister Sherry and me, 1950.
Mom and me, 1957, Fresh Meadows, New York.
The Four People at the World’s Fair Singer Bowl, 1965.
Signing writer’s contract with Bill Lowery in Atlanta, Georgia, 1972.
Nancy Masters Dorff.
My Diapason.
With Dusty Springfield at A&M Studios.
Roy Rogers, King of the Cowboys.
Burt Reynolds session at Universal Scoring Stage.
Kenny, Marty, and Lionel at “Through the Years” playback.
The one and only Sir George Martin recording “Honky Tonk Freeway.”
Larry Herbstritt recording “Spenser: For Hire” at the Warner Bros. Soundstage.
Ray Charles in the studio recording “Beers to You.”
Marty Panzer.
Milton Brown.
Songwriting heroes Jimmy Webb and Gerry Goffin.
Glen Campbell, “Any Which Way You Can” session.
My boys with Clint Eastwood at “Bronco Billy” session.
George Strait at the BMI Awards.
With Anne Murray in Toronto, Canada, recording “I Don’t Think I’m Ready for You” from the film Stick.
Céline Dion backstage in Vegas.
With my kids Callie, Andrew, Kaitlyn, and Stephen.
Callie and Kaitlyn in Maui.
Andrew and Stephen in Venice, Italy.
Bobby Tomberlin.
Blake Shelton.
Eric Kaz.
John Bettis.
Kenny Rogers Country Music Hall of Fame display.
B. J. Thomas in the studio.
Some of my favorite Nashville musicians.
Left to right: Jimmy Nichols, Eddie Bayers, B. James Lowry, J. T. Corenflos, and Joe Chemay.
Some of my favorite L.A. musicians.
Left to right: Dean Parks, Matt Rollings, Leland Sklar, and Vinnie Colaiuta.
Pure Country scoring session at Ocean Way, Nashville.
In the studio.
Concert in Tokyo, Japan.
Andrew Marshall Dorff.