Phil Jordan

Phil Jordan is an accomplished singer/songwriter from Anaheim, California. He began playing the trumpet at the age of twelve and has earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performance Trumpet from CSU Long Beach in 2004. He later acquired a Master of Fine Arts in Commercial Music Education, Composition/Arranging from CSU Los Angles in 2006, and a Master of Fine Arts Education from Argosy University in 2008.

Phil progressed into being a highly sought out studio session player for many of the successful artists from Orange County, such as Offspring, Everclear, Goldfinger and most notably No Doubt, a band he played with for nearly three years. He has received a Grammy Award for best Reggae Album for his work in Toots and the Maytals' "True Love", and in 2008, released his debut album entitled "Eight Lanes Wide". Phil is currently working on a collection of children's music, which can be previewed, on his website.