Aside from the Loaf:
Yvonne Elliman (one of his first gigs, she was the original Mary Magdalene in "Jesus Christ Superstar")
Air Supply (famous Australian duo)
Bonnie Tyler
Barry Manilow (now HE'S class)
Barbra Streisand (now SHE'S class)
Billy Squier
Hulk Hogan (LOL as opposed to Barbra Streisand, I love the diversity. Jim wrote his 80s theme)
The Sisters Of Mercy
Bill Medley ("Time Of My Life" w/ Jennifer Warnes from the "Dirty Dancing" soundtrack)
Paul A. Rothchild (Jim co-wrote and co-produced "Rude Awakening" with the original Doors producer. YES, "THE" DOORS. Jim Morrison etc.)
Take That (Robbie Williams was in this boyband)
Celine Dion (she reached her height with "It's All Coming Back To Me Now" repeating her success ONLY with "My Heart Will Go On")
Andrew Lloyd Webber (one of the most powerful figures in 20th century entertainment, composer of the longest-running musicals in Broadway history "Cats" and "The Phantom Of The Opera", also "Jesus Christ Superstar", "Evita" and "Starlight Express")
Roman Polanski (one of the most cutting-edge directors of the 20th century, renowned for "Rosemary's Baby", "Repulsion" etc. "The Pianist" for which he won an Oscar in 2003)
Tom Jones (an icon in pop-music, he sang "Vaults Of Heaven" on the Whistle CD)
Tina Arena (a world-famous Australia-based pop-singer, she was HUGE in the 1990s)
Elaine Paige (the original Eva Peron in "Evita" and Grizabella in "Cats")
Donny Osmond
The Everly Brothers (an iconic American rock act that have been around probably since the dawn of rock.)
Boy George (Culture Club, remember them?)
Don Black (lyricist of many Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals, as well as James Bond etc.)
And that's just the most KNOWN acts
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