ceremony on October 1, 1999 in Edmonton, Alberta. In the 2000s, Feehan continued to work with numerous LA area artists including Brian McKnight, Boyz II Men, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, and Sergio Vallin from Mexican supergroup Mana while penning songs for such diverse acts as Krayzie Bone, Eddie Money and Kina (musician). Feehan has had dozens of his songs appear on episodic television including Desperate Housewives, Brothers and Sisters, My Name Is Earl, Ugly Betty, The Good Wife, Boston Legal, Dexter, Las Vegas, The Hills, Entourage, The City, One Tree Hill, Norbit, Greek, Numb3rs and others. In the spring of 2012, Tim Feehan created "ParkDriveProductions.com", a Los Angeles-based boutique music production company. This new website is home to a lifetime of Tim's original work. It also features an array of indie artists and self-published master recordings available for licensing. Among them is up-and-coming California pop artist Hannah Ruick, daughter of legendary Toto singer Joseph Williams, Los Angeles-based Agina Alvarez who just won a spot on Team Adam Levine on the NBC hit show The Voice on Tuesday April 2, 2013, and Canadian singer-songwriter Cadence Burns. Discography Studio albums Sneak Preview (1981) Carmalita (1983) Tim Feehan (1987) Full Contact (1990) Pray for Rain (1996) Compilation albums Tracks I Forgot About (2003) with Footloose Footloose (1980) Singles "Leaving for Maui" (with Footloose) (1980) "Jamie" (with Footloose) (1980) "Just Enough Love" (with Footloose) (1980) "Go Ahead and Break My Heart" (1981) "Give us Your Name" (1981) "Never Say Die" (duet with Vikki Moss) (1983) "Carmalita" (1983) "Read Between the Lines" (1984) "Where's the Fire" (1987) "Listen for the Heartbeat" (1987) "Mean Streak" (1988) "Landslide" (1988) "Dirty Love" (1989) "Heart in Pieces" (1990) "Look Before You Leap" (1990) "Dive" (1991) "Can't Let Go" (1991) "Worth a Fight" (1996) "You Should be Mine" (1996) "Memories Will Last Forever" (1999) "February Snow" (2002) "Love Junkie" (2003) "Forever Mine" (2003) Soundtrack appearances References Canadian Bands entry JAM! Canadian Pop Encyclopedia External links CanConRox bio* Discography on Blue Desert 1957 births Canadian male singer-songwriters Canadian singer-songwriters Juno Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year winners Living people Musicians from Edmonton University of Alberta alumni Scotti Brothers Records artists