Doobie Brothers, Paul Carrack, Rita Coolidge, Donna Summer, and Lawrence Gowan, and penned hits for Paul Carrack ("Don't Shed a Tear", "I Live By the Groove"), The Doobie Brothers ("The Doctor"), and Donna Summer ("Fascination"). Additionally, many songs he himself originally recorded/performed have been covered by other artists to great success. Examples include: "All Our Tomorrows" (recorded by Joe Cocker), "Does a Fool Ever Learn" (recorded by Helix), and "Special Girl" (covered by both America & Meat Loaf). He has won multiple BMI, Juno, and SOCAN awards. In 1995 he released an album, Tour de Schwartz, only in Canada, to generally good reviews. Schwartz was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada in 2012. Schwartz has also been active as President of the Board of SOCAN, President and President Emeritus of the Songwriters Association of Canada. In November 2017, he was elected the first North American President of the International Council of Music Creators (CIAM) at the Council’s 50th year at the CIAM Annual Congress in Tokyo. Solo discography Albums Schwartz (1980) No Refuge (1981) Public Life (1984) Tour de Schwartz (1995) Singles References External links CanConRocks Page- Biography and Discography Members of the Order of Canada 1949 births Living people York University alumni Canadian male singers Canadian singer-songwriters Juno Award for Songwriter of the Year winners Musicians from Toronto Canadian guitarists Jewish Canadian musicians Juno Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year winners Canadian male guitarists Canadian male singer-songwriters