Crosby, Stills & Nash  

• After The Storm: (1994 Atlantic Records)  
• Woodstock '94: (1994 A&M Records)  
• Appearance on compilation CD and film with Crosby, Stills & Nash  
• Crosby, Stills & Nash 25th Anniversary Tour:  April-September 1994  
• 57 concerts in the US and Canada  
• Appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno"  
• Appearance on "The Late Show with David Letterman"  
• Appearance on live broadcast of Woodstock '94 Festival on MTV  

Venice

• Welcome to The Rest Of Your Life: 2002 release from Venice. (Sony Music/Columbia 2002) 
• Venice European Tour (2002) - including appearances on major European television and radio programs and also headlining all shows during tour 
• Venice European Tour (2001) - including appearances with Sting, The Black Crowes, David Crosby with CPR. 
• Venice (Vanguard Records): US/Europe Tour January-March 2000  
• Backup band for Jackson Browne at EarthDay (April 2000)  
• Spin Art: released August 1999  
• US/Europe Tour 1999  
• US/Europe Tour 1998  
• Appearances with: David Crosby, Jackson Browne, Bruce Cockburn, Marc Cohen  
• Opening act for David Crosby & CPR, Little Feat, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Chris Isaak, The Doobie Bros.   

 Jamie Walters Tour (Atlantic Records) 

• European tour 1997 
• European tour 1996 
• US tour 1995 
• Appearance on music video "Why" (1995) 
• 3 appearances on "Beverly Hills 90210" TV show (on-screen band) (1996)  

Guitarist Barrett Tagliarino 

• Throttle Twister (2009) 
• Moe's Art: (1997 Pocket Science Records) 

Debut Album of Delbi Smart

• World Of Emotions: (1997 Del Dora Records): California Country Music Association (CCMA) 1997 Female Vocalist Of The Year

Keyboardist & Songwriter Paul Trudeau (Musical Director for Meredith Brooks) 

• Small Hotel: (1997 War Of Art Records) 

guitarist Nick Nolan 

• Up & Down & Back Again: (1996 Standing 8 Records) 

Country artist Frank Rose

• This Is Now That Was Then: (2004 Solar Federation Records) 

 Artist Albums & Commercial Work 

• Half A World Away: 2002 release from songwriter John Vester (Venetian Records 2002)   
• Scott Reeves:  debut release of singer/songwriter "Young & Restless" TV star Scott Reeves. (3G Records)  
• Extensive jingle work for LA based Groove Addicts Co. including ads for Sony DVD and  German Digital Radio. (2001)  
• Black & White World : debut release of singer/songwriter Hugh James.   
•  Jamie Greene: "Truce" 2003 Red-Haired Creeper Records  
• "Tapestry" remakes for international TV with Carole King (2000)   
• Phineas Luke: "Other Worlds"  (2004 Other Worlds Records) 
• Ivan Solberg: "Lie Detector" (1999 Hot Club Records)  
• Roger Burn: "Don Quixote" (1998 Powerchord Prod.)  

• Daniella Romo (Platinum selling Latin singer):  "Amada Mas Que Nunca" (1991 Capitol/EMI Records) 

 Live Concert & Studio Performances 

• Manhattan Transfer 
• Dave Mason 
• Chuck Berry 
• Grant Geissman 
• Johnny Rivers 
• Elvis Schoenberg's Orchestre Surreal 
• Martha Reeves & The Vandellas 
• Little Anthony & The Imperials 
• Sam Moore (Sam & Dave) 
• Doris Troy & The Shirelles 
• Jordan Bennett (Lead from LA production of Les Miserables) 
• Ben Vereen 
• Lowen & Navarro (2002)
•  Rita Coolidge and Walela (2000)
• Third Beat Records recording artists Native Vibe (2001) 
• Jamie Green: Winner of LA Music Awards "Outstanding Indie Pop Artist" for 2000. (2001)

 Soundtracks & Television

• Sony DVD Ad Campaign (2001)  
• Source music for Ally Macbeal (2001)  
• Happy Hour with Ahmed & Dweezil Zappa (on-screen house band) 1999  
• Source music for Ally Macbeal with vocalist Jennifer Holliday 1999  
• Brady Bunch II: (Guy Moon: composer) 1997 
• The Orient Express: (Brian May: composer) 1996