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Phil Driscoll
Phil Driscoll grew up in a musical family, and was soon found to
be gifted himself at playing the trumpet. He began taking
lessons in school when he was a fifth grade student at Lancaster,
near Dallas, Texas. His family moved to Tulsa in 1959, where
he began to study trumpet both in classes at Bell Junior High
School and as a private student of Roger Fenn (3rd trumpet
with the Tulsa Philharmonic).
His skill opened doors for performance throughout school, and
by the 1970s he was touring and recording with major music
acts including Stephen Stills, Leon Russell, Blood, Sweat &
Tears, and Joe Cocker, as well as performing classical music with
the London Philharmonic orchestra. Along with fame and fortune,
Driscoll found himself increasingly involved with illegal
drug use. In 1977 he became a Christian, gave up drug usage,
and has since turned his musical talents to furthering the Christian
faith.
In 1981, Driscoll recorded his first album sharing his new-found
Christian beliefs and has recorded 34 more CDs since. He has
been affiliated with the ministry of Kenneth Copeland since the
early 1980s, playing and singing at many KCM Believers’
Conventions.