(Other recordings by Marti Caine, Pete Fountain, Lill-Babs & the Mills Brothers) "Gifts", 1971 (recorded by Bells, Tony Christie , Saori Minami & Bobby Sherman as "Tonight I Chipped a Piece Off of the Sun") "Good Time Song", 1971 co-written with Artie Wayne (recorded by Bobby Sherman) "You Better Start Singing Soon", 1971 (recorded by Mike Clifford) "American Family", 1972 (recorded by Larry Carlton, Raiders, & the Vogues) "Easy Evil" 1972 (recorded by Long John Baldry,Sonny Bottari U.S. #139, Captain & Tennille, Larry Carlton, Climax, Coven, Jackie DeShannon, Friends of Distinction, Patsy Gallant, Gary Glitter, Bobby Hart, Hedva & David, Marcia Hines, Mieko Hirota, Walter Jackson, John Kay U.S. #92, Peggy Lee, Lettermen, Lulu, New Birth, Johnny Nicol, Tony Orlando & Dawn, Genya Ravan, Merl Saunders, Marlena Shaw, Nancy Sinatra, Dusty Springfield, Sugarloaf, Sylvia U.S. R&B #61, Three Dog Night, Sarah Vaughan, John Travolta, Travis Wammack U.S. #85 and Nancy Wilson, among others) "Spin Away", 1972 (recorded by Lettermen, Saori Minami & Ted Neeley) "Day Becomes Night", 1973 (recorded by Bobby Sherman) "Dirty Movies", 1973 (recorded by Flash Cadillac) "Do Me Wrong, But Do Me", 1973 (recorded by Mel Carter, Chris Christian, Homo-sapiens, Jack Jones, Johnny Mathis, Megan McDonough, Julie Rogers, Wilma Reading & not-yet-released Barbra Streisand) "Flashback", 1973 (recorded by The 5th Dimension, co-written with Artie Wayne, #82 US, #30 US AC, #75 US R&B, #60 Australia) (Other recordings by Paul Anka #100 U.S., Cilla Black, Blue Swede, Cher, Stein Ingebrigtsen, Tom Jones, & Bjorn Skifs) "Get It Off, Get It On", 1973 (recorded by Saori Minami, produced by George Clinton) "Like A Main Theme", 1973 (recorded by Nana Mouskouri) "Rubberene", 1973 co-written with Mat Camison & Maurice Vidalin (recorded by Davy Jones) "Angie Baby", 1974 (recorded by Helen Reddy), No. 1 U.S., produced by Joe Wissert. (Other recordings by Ray Conniff, Chelsea Cullen, Syd Dale, Barbara Dickson, Anne Lise Gjostel, George Greeley, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Hanne Krogh as "Rare Lina", Stephanie Lai as "Mo Wei Ai Shang Be!", Reg Livermore, Paul Mauriat, Pete Moore, Erick Sermon on "Hip Hop Radio", Uncle Devil Show & Sylvie Vartan.) "Every Man Wants Another Man's Woman", 1974 (recorded by Dee Dee Bridgewater, Gene Redding & Sami Jo). "Real Emotion", 1974 (recorded by Anne Murray) "Rock and Roll Heaven", 1974, co-written by Johnny Stevenson (recorded by The Righteous Brothers), No. 3 U.S., produced by Dennis Lambert, Eddie Lambert, and Brian Potter. (Other recordings by