Oct 16, 2026 · 48 min · 12 segments
My good friend and mentor in Jazz, Jim Feighny comes on the show to talk about how jazz, and music in general, came to him and how it has endured through his many stages of life. Man am I inspired…
And it was like, oh, you can do this with the piano? I didn't know you could do that with the piano.
Speaking of horn arrangements... uh, it's, uh, Phil Collins, you know, the Phoenix horns, you know, and they, they were with, uh, earth, wind and fire.
So, You know, I got all those kinds of people sort of like, you know, kind of stick in my mind all the time when I pick up my instrument or listen to music where I'm very influenced.
Like, you know, having my tape collection was very like, like my own little world that I could go into.
And it was like, oh, you can do this with the piano? I didn't know you could do that with the piano.
Speaking of horn arrangements... uh, it's, uh, Phil Collins, you know, the Phoenix horns, you know, and they, they were with, uh, earth, wind and fire.
So, You know, I got all those kinds of people sort of like, you know, kind of stick in my mind all the time when I pick up my instrument or listen to music where I'm very influenced.
Like, you know, having my tape collection was very like, like my own little world that I could go into.
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