Overview of Michael McDonald's Discography
Michael McDonald is an American singer, songwriter, and keyboardist known for a soulful pop and R&B style. His discography includes solo studio albums, collaborative projects, and extensive work as a session musician and songwriter. His solo catalog is often noted for smooth vocals and polished production.
Key Albums and Releases
His solo debut album, If That's What It Takes, was released in 1982 and featured the hit "I Keep Forgettin'". Follow-up albums such as No Lookin' Back and Take It to Heart solidified his presence on pop and adult contemporary charts. He has also released later albums like Soul Speak, which revisited classic material.
Collaborations and Songwriting Contributions
Beyond solo work, McDonald co-wrote and performed on major hits for other artists, including "What a Fool Believes" with The Doobie Brothers and songs for Kenny Loggins and Patti LaBelle. His contributions are widely documented on music databases and artist pages.
For a complete list of releases, credits, and chart data, visit Michael McDonald discography on AllMusic.
