Bobby Cressey, Organist (San Diego Padres) / Solo Artist / Might Untouchables (Part 2)

In Part 2 of our interview with Bobby Cressey, we talk about his jazz and ska projects, composing, tips for younger players and a whole lot more. Part 1 can be found here.

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Discussion topics covered during the show (links will open in new tab):

Bobby’s album: Cali Native

The Mighty Untouchables Top 40 Cover Band

Toto as musical inspiration

Western Standard Time Ska Orchestra (Bandcamp — YouTube)

Lessons learned as a player

Keeping it exciting when playing lots of the same gigs

How Bobby learned his career may not be in classical music

Tag a keyboard player: Jim Alfredson, Ric’key Pageot

Desert Island Discs: Miles Smiles – Miles Davis, Shine soundtrack – David Hirschfelder / Various Artists, Head Hunters – Herbie Hancock, Toto IV – Toto, If That’s What It Takes – Michael McDonald.

Pimp your band T-Shirt – Shaguar (Canada)

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