With his funky keyboard playing, Larry Dunn helped transform Earth, Wind and Fire into one of the all-time most successful R&B bands, with sales of more than 90 million albums worldwide and 16 Grammy nominations. In addition to playing organ, synthesizer, piano, keyboards, and clavinet with the group from 1972 until 1983, he served many years as music director, overseeing rehearsals and composing many musical segues and medleys. His debut solo album, Lover's Silhouette, featuring such guests as Phil Upchurch, Ronnie Laws, and Earth, Wind and Fire's Ralph Johnson and Al McKay, was released in Japan in 1992. Although a European release followed in 1993, it remained unavailable in the United States for another three years. A co-owner, with his wife Luisa and attorney Darroll S. Elliott, of a production company, Source Productions, Dunn has produced and composed music for numerous commercials and films. His production and/or performance experience includes work with George Duke, Lenny White, Paulinho Da Costa, Ramsey Lewis, Stanley Turrentine, and Dianne Reeves. Together with other members of Earth, Wind and Fire, Dunn was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in March 2000. ~ Craig Harris