The Ventures are a rock instrumental band formed in 1958, by Don Wilson and Bob Bogle, two Seattle masonry workers. They are famous for their surf-flavor hits such as "Walk, Don't Run" and "Hawaii Five-O". They released a series of successful albums featuring their takes on famous songs like "Pipeline" (The Chantays), "Wipeout" (The Surfaris), "Telstar" (The Tornados) and other instrumental hits. The band has survived to the present day playing their classics and interpretations of newer songs, including forays into funk and disco in the 70s.
| 1 | A Summer Love | Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire |
| 2 | Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo) | Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire |
| 3 | Surf Rider | Surfing/Colorful Ventures |
| 4 | Blue Moon | The Ventures Greatest Hits |
| 5 | Sunshine of Your Love | Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire |
| 6 | Rock Concerto In A Minor | The Ventures - Wild Again |
| 7 | Slaughter On Tenth Avenue | Live In Japan '65 |
| 8 | Scarborough Fair/Canticle | Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire |
| 9 | Quiet Village | The Ventures - Wild Again |
| 10 | Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White | Surfing/Colorful Ventures |
| 11 | Flights of Fantasy | Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire |
| 12 | Introduction | Live In Japan '65 |
| 13 | Light My Fire | Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire |
| 14 | Party in Laguna | Surfing/Colorful Ventures |
| 15 | Ten Over | Surfing/Colorful Ventures |
| 16 | Pipeline | Surfing/Colorful Ventures |
| 17 | The Pink Panther Theme | Live In Japan '65 |
| 18 | Up, up, and down | Flights of Fantasy / Underground Fire |
| 19 | Lolita Ya Ya | The Ventures Greatest Hits |
| 20 | Telstar | Live In Japan '65 |