Mark Mueller(I)

Mark Mueller is a two-time Emmy nominee and ASCAP award-winning songwriter. He received his two Emmy nominations in the Best Song category for the ABC series "Life Goes On" and the NBC series "Quincy." His work in TV includes writing the title songs for Disney's animated series "DuckTales" and "Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers." He also co-wrote the script and was Executive Producer of a pilot for CBS titled "Shangri-La Plaza." His songs have been featured in films including "One Hour Photo," "Pokemon: The Movie," "Money Talks," "BAPS," "National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation," "The Last Starfighter" and "Adventures in Babysitting."

Mueller has had three Billboard Top Ten singles on the Hot 100 chart (Jennifer Paige's "Crush" (#3); Amy Grant's "That's What Love Is For" (#7); and Heart's "Nothin' At All" (#10). "Crush" peaked at #2 on the R&R Top 40 airplay chart, while "That's What Love Is For" was a #1 Billboard AC and #4 R&R Top 40 airplay hit. Internationally, "Crush" hit #1 on the United World Chart and was a #4 single in the UK and #1 in Canada, Spain, Australia and New Zealand.

Artists who have recorded Mueller's songs on platinum and gold albums and singles include: Jennifer Paige; Amy Grant; Heart; 'N Sync; Earth, Wind & Fire; SWV; Al Jarreau; George Benson; Aaron Carter; El DeBarge and The Pointer Sisters (on the "We Are The World" album). His songs have been on platinum and gold records by international artists including Girls Aloud, Steps, Jennifer Paige and Eternal. His Eternal single "I Am Blessed" reached #7 on the UK singles chart.

Mueller's stage credits include writing the lyrics and co-writing the book of the original musical "Butterfly," which was directed by Tony-Award winner Jack Hofsiss and performed at the Goodspeed Opera House in Connecticut.