Growing up in San Diego, music has always been part of JD Feighner's life.  You might even say that his exposure to music was longer than life-long.

His dad played drums in bars and pubs where his step-dad played in dance bands.  His dad was so young at the time, he had to stand behind the drum set because he couldn't reach them if he was sitting down. Although JD's dad eventually became a physician, he had started out as a bassoon and conducting major in undergrad school and continued to play piano and sax in various dance bands his entire life.  JD's mom plays flute and piccolo; and, her mom played violin in a variety of orchestras in the Portland area well into her nineties. 

As for JD, he has played the piano, violin, trumpet, drums and both the electric and acoustical guitar. Also, there were the extracurricular school activities—performing in choirs, glee clubs, etc.  However his interest in music really peaked when he became involved in production.  As a senior Physics Major at Colorado College, he was cajoled into writing a uniquely, original composition for a fellow student's senior dance class final.  When he went into the studio for the final mastering of the piece, he was blown away.  In fact, JD was so fascinated by what was going on there, he ended up working at that studio for two years. 

After that, he went on to open a studio of his own, 1620 Studios, in Colorado Springs,  with an impressive mix of mic preamps and outboard analogue compressors, a ProTools HD 7 rig using a Digidesign control24 as its mixing interface, and, for monitoring, JBL's LSR 32's and LSR 28's.  A very high quality sound is achieved at 1620 with JD doing the engineering and production himself.  The studio has been used by bands such as A Novel Form, Ten After Eight, Bodycast, Step To Every Pit, Mamzers Dream, YESSURR, Young Deuce, Elision, Habitual, etc. to record, mix, or master their various projects.

Working on those projects inspired JD's debut album as a singer/songwriter.  For his first album, JD has drawn on the various types of music that he had recorded as influence.  The resulting album is very diverse and is set for release in the late fall of 2007.

Entitled "Sundays at 1620", the album actually evolved from random Sunday afternoon sessions when a group of musicians would join JD at his studio and just jam together. Also featured on the debut album are Skye Lewis from A Novel Form, Kim Stone on bass, also Kajmir Royale from YESSURR and Christian Teele on drums.

piano, violin, trumpet, drums, electric/acoustic guitar


"Sundays at 1620" releasing early 2008

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A NEW MUSICAL FORCE in DENVER? .....QUITE POSSIBLY.....

NEW to the DENVER AREA Music Scene, but not a stranger to performing as he played in Rock Bands and as a Single Performer between 1972-1990 on both the West Coast and through the Midwest. 

Now P. COLTON CAMPBELL is starting to spread his Music around the Denver Metro Front Range.   He plays the popular songs of the 60's and 70's while touching on the great songs of recent years in his unique "FUN" style.        He performs TRIBUTES to NEIL DIAMOND, The BEATLES, ELTON JOHN, AMERICA and MORE.....    

His  Digitized Backing "FULL BAND" SOUND , created solely by PCC in his Home Studio, including the VOCAL HARMONIES you hear here,.. Makes for GREAT DANCING!  And he plays at a VOLUME that is appropriate for the location.   What you are hearing.... in the above selections are SAMPLES of what you get "Live" !  And he has a performance repertoire of over to 200 Great songs, most of them are Crowd FAVORITES, that he knows by heart!  And the SAMPLES above pretty much speak Volumes!  And He's Great for Wedding Receptions too!       And CLUB OWNERS......You can Liven' Up those HAPPY HOURS with PCC too!!  

He's also available for FREE for FUND RAISERS. And Check Out his Virtual Video Audition at his Web Site

         www.pcoltoncampbell.8m.com  

So watch for P. COLTON playing near you for a Fun Evening of Great Oldies! 

You can also reach him at  303-968-4128 here in DENVER 

or via E-Mail at  PCOLTONCAMPBELL@aol.com