Tony Ventura

This album is a mixture of jazz, pop, and funk, with a style reminiscent of Sly and the Family Stone, Gino Vannelli, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Grand Funk Railroad.
Genre: Pop: Power Pop
Release date: 1990

In 1981 my friend Jerry Cohen, composer of Ain’t No Stopping Us Now, asked me to play guitar on Melba Moore’s album, What A Woman Needs. The recording session was in New York. I was incredibly honored to have played on this album.

Released October 1981

Let’s Go Back to Lovin' - That’s me on guitar

Melba Moore

Label: EMI AmericaCatalog#: ST-17060

Format: Vinyl, LP, Album

Country: US

Released:12 Oct 1981

Genre: Funk / Soul Style: Disco

Musicians:

Bass – James Williams

Congas – Darryl Burgee

Drums – Keith Benson

Engineer – Joe Venneri

Guitar – Tony Ventura

Saxophone – Sam Peakes

Written by – Jerry Cohen , Gene McFadden, John Whitehead

Dan is an amazing, very powerful, melodic, reflective and intriguing jazz organist.
Genre: Jazz: Traditional Jazz Combo
Release date: 2004

Quirky but melodic pop-rock songs written in the genre of lennon & mccartney, squeeze, and tom petty
Genre: Pop: Beatles-pop
Release date: 1995