City of Angels soundtrack / Dizzy Up the Girl; Eric Clapton's "Blue Eyes Blue" from the Runaway Bride soundtrack / Clapton Chronicles; Phil Collins' "You'll Be in My Heart", "Son of Man", and "Strangers Like Me" from the Tarzan soundtrack; Alanis Morissette's "Uninvited" from City of Angels soundtrack; and Paramore's "Decode" from the Twilight soundtrack. Other notable projects Cavallo-produced Fleetwood Mac album Say You Will went gold in the US, Canada and Britain. Dave Matthews Band's Big Whiskey and the Groogrux King debuted at number 1 on the Billboard 200 rankings. Phil Collins' single "Can't Stop Loving You", off the Cavallo-produced album Testify, peaked at number one on the Adult Contemporary chart. Two Cavallo-produced Goo Goo Dolls tracks, "Iris" and "Slide", were included in Billboard's top 100 pop songs 1992–2012. "Iris" was the top pop song from 1992–2012 and "Slide" was ninth-best according to Billboard's list. Cavallo played an important role as A&R Representative for Linkin Park's single Burn It Down which reached the 30th position on the Billboard Hot 100 and was certified as Platinum by RIAA. In 2021, Rob Cavallo launched Done Deal Management with music technology platform Vydia. After producing Beth Hart’s critically-acclaimed “War In My Mind” album in 2019, Cavallo pulled double duty in both producing and playing lead guitar in Hart’s 2022 “A Tribute to Led Zeppelin” album. Awards and recognition Cavallo has won three Grammy awards: 1998 Producer of the Year; 2004 Best Rock Album for producing Green Day's American Idiot''; and 2005 Record of the Year for producing Green Day's "Boulevard of Broken Dreams". Billboard Magazine ranked Cavallo number 45 in their 2012 Power 100 rankings. Partial production discography References External links Rob Cavallo's legendary Taylor Guitar used on 10 number one songs 1963 births Living people Record producers from Washington, D.C. People from Los Angeles University of Southern California alumni Record producers from California American audio engineers Grammy Award winners Engineers from California