Anne Murray (EMI, 1996) With Peter Cetera Peter Cetera (Warner Bros. Records, 1981) With Etta James Seven Year Itch (Island Records, 1989) With Ryan Adams Love Is Hell (Lost Highway Records, 2004) With Wendy Matthews Émigré (rooArt, 1990) Lily (rooArt, 1992) With Jennifer Warnes Shot Through the Heart (Arista Records, 1978) With Pops Staples Peace to the Neighborhood (Point Blank Records, 1992) With Jenny Morris Body and Soul (Warner Bros. Records, 1987) Shiver (Warner Bros. Records, 1989) Honeychild (East West Records, 1991) With Boz Scaggs Some Change (Virgin Records, 1994) Fade Into Light (MVP Japan, 1996) Come on Home (Virgin Records, 1997) Out of the Blues (Concord Records, 2018) With Delbert McClinton Nothing Personal (New West, 2001) With Tim Hardin Unforgiven (San Francisco Sound, 1980) With Phoebe Snow Something Real (Elektra Records, 1989) With Crowded House Woodface (Capitol Records, 1991) With Robert Palmer Heavy Nova (Manhattan Records, 1988) With Elton John Duets (Geffen, 1993) With Steve Harley Hobo with a Grin (EMI, 1978) Awards and nominations ARIA Music Awards The ARIA Music Awards is an annual awards ceremony that recognises excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of Australian music. They commenced in 1987. ! |- | 1993 | Spotswood | Best Original Soundtrack, Cast or Show Album | | |- Countdown Australian Music Awards Countdown was an Australian pop music TV series on national broadcaster ABC-TV from 1974 to 1987, it presented music awards from 1979 to 1987, initially in conjunction with magazine TV Week. The TV Week / Countdown Awards were a combination of popular-voted and peer-voted awards. |- | 1983 | himself (with Mark Moffatt) for work with Tim Finn, Renée Geyer & Pat Wilson) | Best Record Producer of the Year | |- | 1984 | himself (with Mark Moffatt) | Best Producer | |- Other projects Film and television scores Fataar has also combined his talents as an actor and a musician, developing musical scores for both film and television. An example includes the composition of the score for an Australian film Spotswood. As recording producer Working in his capacity as producer, Fataar has produced the music for various films that include High Tide, Les Patterson Saves the World, and The Coca-Cola Kid, in which he makes a cameo appearance as an actor as well. Other work Fataar has worked as a session musician, notably for Ian McLagan as well as other artists, as a