Music of Jeff Arnold

This is Tommy Dorsey's them song, 'I'm Getting Sentimental Over You'. I play this during a daytime practice session, not my usual, Happy Hour gig. Sorry about all the commotion in the hotel lobby. Also I apologize for the bad lighting. If anyone is interested, Jeff teaches his style of piano to adults in north Phoenix.

These songs I play are from the 1930s and 40s. I'm playing these songs during a daytime practice session, not my usual, Happy Hour gig. Sorry about all the commotion in the hotel lobby. Also I apologize for the bad lighting. Jeff has taught his unique style of playing to adults in the north Phoenix area

Famous Cole Porter song, 'Begin the Beguine' Again I'm playing in a practice session during the day. Not the regular Happy Hour gig at night. Apologize for the terrible lighting. Jeff is currently teaching his unique style playing to adults in the north Phoenix area.

This is my arrangement of the 1934 song Deep Purple. I'm playing in a practice session at the Holiday Spa in Phoenix, AZ

In this video, I'm playing 3 sections of the rag- not all four. My first video I'm only playing 2 sections.

Jeff plays Cole Porter's 'Night and Day', at Clarendon Hotel. Not the best lighting and sound on this video.

I'm playing the first two sections of Dizzy Fingers in a practice session at Holiday Spa.

This is a beautiful song by Sammy Fain and Irving Kahal. Very popular during WWII.

'Someone's There' was written 40 years ago, when Jeff lived in New York City during the 70's and 80's. Was actively involved with his music writing and performing in nightclubs. He also worked as a stage manager at the famous Rainbow Grill atop the RCA Bldg. where he had the good fortune of working with legendary musicians like Benny Goodman and Duke Ellington. Benny Goodman also hired Jeff as his personal valet and let him sit in on one of his recording sessions and after hearing an old Spiritual they recorded, he was inspired to write 'Someone's There', which later won him First Prize in a National Songwriting Contest for Gospel Music. The song has a comforting and beautiful message.