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Musician

Tony took to music naturally and, with his grandfather’s assistance, began playing trumpet at the young age of three. He began playing clarinet at age 10 and added saxophone at age 11. Tony’s musical foundation was blessed by an excellent private woodwind instructor, Ed Heney, one of the lead saxophonists of the world renowned John Philip Souza Marching Band. Mr. Heney honed Tony’s technique, tone and confidence. Tony began to play professionally at age 15 all over northern California in the R&B band “Streetwise”, arranging and playing in a 3-piece horn section. The fruits of Tony’s labor paid off in his final year of high school when he placed first in the Northern California Étude Competition (Classical) and obtained the lead alto chair in both the California State Jazz Band, and the prestigious Monterrey Jazz Festival High School All Star Band. After high school, Tony was offered an opportunity to join a recording project for Warner Brothers Records, and ultimately recording at the acclaimed Fantasy Studios in Berkeley, CA

Album

A Little Travelin' Music (20th Anniversary Edition)

By Russ Lorenson

Label: RL Productions
Released: 2026
Track listing: Come Fly With Me / Let's Get Away From It All; When in Rome; I Love Paris; Moonlight in Vermont; The Air-Minded Executive; Fly Me to the Moon; Rhode Island Is Famous for You; A Foggy Day in London Town / A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square; Gay Paree; Home to Stay.

News: Recording

Guitarist Thom Douvan Returns To His Detroit Roots On "Brother Brother" (4/29)

April 17, 2014

Though veteran guitarist Thom Douvan currently splits his time between the Bay Area and Los Angeles, his heart is still deeply imbedded in the Motor City, where he gained invaluable bandstand experience during the ‘80s with a group of former Motown session men collectively known as The Funk Brothers. Those funk and soul-jazz roots run deep ...