Hussey worked on further solo material by both Braithwaite and James Reyne . In 1991 Hussey formed Company of Strangers with Braithwaite , Reyne and Jef Scott ( backing and session musician for both artists ) . The group issued a self-titled debut album ( November 1992 ) which peaked at No . 9 , and provided three top 40 singles " Sweet Love " ( June ) , " Motor City ( I Get Lost ) " ( September ) , and " Daddy 's Gon na Make You a Star " ( January 1993 ) . At the ARIA Music Awards of 1992 Hussey won Producer of the Year for his work on various tracks : Craig McLachlan 's " On My Own " ; Braithwaite 's " The Horses " , " Higher Than Hope " and " Do n't Hold Back Your Love " ; and James Reyne 's " Slave " . For " The Horses " Margaret Urlich provided backing vocals . Hussey won the same category in 1993 for Braithwaite 's " Nothing to Lose " ; and Company of Strangers ' three singles . In 1994 he won Engineer of the Year for Braithwaite 's " Barren Ground " and " The World as It Is " ; and Company of Strangers ' " Baby , You 're a Rich Man " and " Daddy 's Gon na Make You a Star " . He was nominated for five ARIA Music Awards for his production or engineering work . Hussey has received two APRA Music Awards for his song writing
ARIA Music Awards of 1992
ARIA Music Awards of 1992
Simon Hussey