Phil Streets is a jazz/pop musician who has been writing and recording for decades. As a touring musician throughout the 70's and early 80's, Streets cut his musical teeth on live performances throughout the mid-west. Since that time, he has enjoyed the creative freedom and flexibility the studio has provided. "Throughout my recording projects, I've been blessed to work with some outstanding musicians from all over the U.S. and abroad. It's really made getting there as much fun as reaching the destination". We hope you enjoy the tunes on this page and encourage you to check out Phil's newest album "Hypothetically of Course" also available on Spotify, Amazon, YouTube and iTunes.
Oh My She's running with the bright lights crowd.
Some People Say Desperation seeks the magic of the moonlight
Irene Dating over your head, and enjoying the altitude.
Hypothetically of Course The ups and downs of relationships
Santa Fe Our boy reveals his happy place.
Why Rhetorical questions after the break up.
Epiphany Mine A phone conversation goes 180.
Veneer My Dear A kept man assesses his condition and dreams of a spine
Growin Old with You Tribute to love with longevity.
Manhattan Skies Remember when Americans could unite when the time came?
Jimmy's Come Around Our boy finds the missing piece of his puzzle. Things begin looking up.
This New York Thing Kid attacks the big city seeking fame and fortune. Finds a fast local girl instead.
Manhattan Skies A tribute to 9/11 and how it brought us together.
Cloudy (With A Chance of Rain) Trouble in the burbs. It won’t be long now.
Zeros and Ones What once was is now a glowing screen in a dark room.
Yadda Yadda Politics, televangelists and psychology all take turns under the microscope.
Nineteen and Counting Written by Don Patterson, this song is a tribute to relationships that stand the test of time.
Without A Net Unconditional love. What a concept.
When Mama Ain't Happy "Eddy, Brother Ray with The Wheezer and me . . . ." and we go from there.
Theres You Regret and clarity realized in an empty house.
The Shadow of Your Smile An arrangement of an old jazz standard
11/30/2018 1:08:16 AM Hi Phil, Stellar musicality so full with colors, tones, and personality. "Santa Fe" perhaps my fav, though so many. cheers, Steve
5/7/2017 10:52:48 AM Great Stuff Phil! As always, you have mastered your tunes and the production to perfection. I listen to your songs and always get inspired to pick up a guitar and work on a new riff. Thanks for letting me know about your new works. I'm going to buy the new CD. Peace, Duane
2/16/2011 2:51:15 PM Just the way Mandel & Webster wrote it a perfect rendition of "Shadow Of Your Smile" complete with intro that too many of us singers drop in fear of audiences getting lost before the hook. Just a top drawer performance by a seasoned vocalist.
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