recorded by Tatsuro Yamashita) (Other recordings by All 4 One, Beni, Commodores, Charlie Green, Eric Martin, Idina Menzel, Modern Folk Quartet & Pentatonix) "Get Back in Love", 1992 co-written by Tatsuro Yamashita. (recorded by 14 Karat Soul) "There's Only One Ariel" 1992 co-written by Janis Liebhart (recorded by Kath Souci/Aleta Braxton/Angie Jaree/Janis Liebart/Susie Stevens on Little Mermaid: Songs from the Sea) "Fragile", 1998 (co-written and recorded by Tatsuro Yamashita) (Interpolated by Tyler the Creator in "Gone, Gone/Thank You" No. 79 Australia). "Wangan Skier (Here We Go Now)", 1998 co-written by Tatsuro Yamashita (recorded by Shonentai), No. 15 Japan "Love Can Go the Distance", 2000 (co-written and recorded by Tatsuro Yamashita), No. 18 Japan (Also recorded by Jeffrey Foskett) "My Summer Love", 2005 co-written by Yoshiyuki Sahashi (recorded by Emi Fujita) "Window Shopping", 2005 co-written by Seiji Kameda (recorded by Emi Fujita) "Angel of the Light", 2008 (co-written and recorded by Tatsuro Yamashita), No. 4 Japan "Shy Boy", 2008 (co-written and recorded by Ryan Laird) "Elmo Didn't Mean To", 2011, co-written by Christine Ferraro & Janis Liebhart (Recorded by Elmo) See also List of 1970s one-hit wonders in the United States References External links Interview With Alan O'Day Just Plain Folks, (1998), "The Story Behind the #1 Hit: Alan O'Day and Angie Baby" A Muse's Muse Interview with Songwriter, Alan O'Day 1940 births 2013 deaths American male singer-songwriters Deaths from cancer in California Deaths from brain cancer in the United States Singers from Los Angeles Singer-songwriters from California People from Hollywood, Los Angeles Burials at Coachella Valley Public Cemetery