Discography

• Richie Sambora - Djembe, percussion & special effects for Ava's Eyes, a song Ritchie wrote for his new daughter in 1999. Album title: Wood & Steel Vol. 2 (Windham Hill)
• Donna Summer - Played on the albums: Bad Girls, Live & More, Once Upon a TimeOnly One Man, Thank God It's Friday. Played on the songs: Last Dance, On the Radio, Mistaken Identity, The Wanderer. The songs, Only One Man and Can't Get to Sleep at Night, are written by Bob. As a producer, writer, percussionist, Bob Conti has worked side by side with Donna Summer's producers, Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte.
• Diana Ross - Under the direction of Michael Warren, Bob recorded on sound tracks, record dates, and has performed live, worldwide, throughout the 80's and 90's.
• Paul Simon & James Taylor - Having worked with Paul's producer, Roy Halley (Bookends), Bob Had the pleasure of working "The Ranch" in the Hamptons for a summer concert with both Paul & James. (1996)
• Jose Feliciano - Performed and wrote songs on the albums, The Genius Of Jose Feliciano, Como Tu Quieres (wrote title song), Americano, and Present Tense. Wrote all the songs, produced and played on the albums, An Evening with Sitting Bull, and Recognition.
• Rita Coolidge - Played on the album, Behind The Memories.
• Player - Played on entire album, Room With A View.
• Laura Brannigan - Played with Laura Brannigan on album, Solid Gold Hits.
• Karen Carpenter - Played on album, Made In America.
• Wilson Pickett - Played on entire album, Join Me & Let's Be Free.
• Gene Simmons - Played on Solo Album.
• Village People - Played on album, Can't Stop the Music.
• The Roaches - Played on album, Nurds.
• Additional artists:
  The Four Tops - Raquel Welch - The Temptations - Carla Thomas - Debbie Gibson - Arby Greeves - K.C of the Sunshine Band - Helen Reddy.
• Casablanca Records, Giorgio Moroder - "First Call for all studio percussion work."
• Bob Conti co-hosted, wrote the theme, and was band leader/musical director for ABC's late night variety show, "Into the Night," starring "Brad Garrett" of "Everybody Loves Raymond."
• Appearing numerous times on "The Tonight Show" and as an orchestra member or band leader on everything from the Academy Awards to the Grammies.
• Video performances or CD samples of Bob Conti's work can be made available upon request.