 White then wrote and co-produced "The Thought of Loving You" for The Crystal Mansion, of which he became a member.It has been covered by Cher, The Manhattan Transfer, Astrud Gilberto, Lou Christie, The Spiral Starecase, and Wayne Newton.In 1971, White recorded a Brooks Arthur-produced solo album for Bell Records titled "Pastel, Paint, Pencil and Ink" under the name of David White Tricker (Tricker being his family name).