70. How musicians and pilots are similar, with Randy Waldman
When you go on tour with Frank Sinatra at age 21, it’s hard to be intimidated—so it’s no surprise Randy Waldman jumped into the exciting world of helicopters with both feet. In this episode he shares his unique aviation journey, from model airplanes to owning a Mooney to setting a speed record in a Bell OH-58. As one of LA’s most experienced studio musicians and an active helicopter CFI, Randy talks about the similarities between music and flying, including how pilots can develop feel, whether having a career plan B makes sense, and how to use all your senses. In the Ready to Copy segment, Randy shares the most challenging part of flying in LA, his favorite turbine helicopter, and the most underrated jazz musician.
SHOW LINKS:
- Randy’s website: https://www.jazzpilot.com
- Randy playing live: https://youtu.be/CrQStTecDk4
- Sporty’s Pilot Training+ membership: https://www.sportys.com/sportys-pilot-training-plus.html
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