Jim Pfeifer is a solo composer/artist creating a variety of instrumental music for use in film/TV and advertising, combining elements of Americana, Blues, Jazz, Retro Soul and orchestral arrangements.  His songs have been placed in various shows and ads including "Ozzy & Jack's World Detour", "Return To Amish", "Cult Justice", "The Garden", "Housewives of New York City", "The Ride That Got Away", Artesano Bread, and others.



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Bio

Jim started on guitar at the age of 12, studying with a Jazz guitarist during his high school years in Tucson, Arizona while playing in school Jazz Band and various classic rock bands. Early on he had a fascination with creating chord-melody arrangements of his favorite songs, which is where he learned harmony and arranging techniques.

During college he majored in Electrical Engineering but continued his studies with courses music theory, Jazz improvisation, and electronic music. He also gigged regularly playing in various bands performing in a variety of styles Tejano, Dixeland, Bigband Jazz, Top40, and Fusion. He began working at a local recording studio, helping songwriters arrange and record demos of their songs. He was inspired to start his own home studio during the 80s after working with so many other musicians who were taking advantage of the newly-available decent-quality gear coming to market for home studios.

After college lived in LA for several years where he worked as an engineer by day, and continued playing music on the side. He did several demo projects with New Age artist Michael Hoppe, as well as several children's music projects. In 1994 he moved to Phoenix to raise his family and continued to play with several bands in the Phoenix area.

He also started focusing on writing his own original material and doing session work on the side. Some of the session work included projects with Tommy DeVitto, one of the founding members of The Four Seasons (of Franki Valli fame). Jim started his own music blog in 2013 about composing and recording for home studios, called crazycomposer.com

He continues to write and record his own music in addition to actively gigging in the Phoenix area.

Jim is a 2nd place winner in the 2013 International Songwriting Competition for his song "The Invasion of Mayberry"

Jim's music has been placed in TV shows on A&E, TLC Network, E! Channel in addition to corporate websites and podcasts.

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Hiey Jim Pfeifer,
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John Walradt
over 30 days ago to Jim Pfeifer

Jim, "Backroad Backbone" is very enjoyable. I especially like the jangle styled guitar playing. Melody is pleasantly wistful. Your tunes have the feel of what you write about. "Under the Willow Sky" fits comfortably in a living room space to relax to. Seriously, you could have a couple of albums filled with the instrumentals you have composed the last couple of years and I would love to relax to them every day. They are that enjoyable. Best to you! John

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Jim Pfeifer
over 30 days ago

Thanks so much for the encouraging words, John! It's very much appreciated!



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John Walradt
over 30 days ago to Jim Pfeifer

Hey, Jim, well done to have "Hawaiian Moonlight Rendezvous" placed. They made a good choice!

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Jim Pfeifer
over 30 days ago

Thanks so much John!!



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