He has also maintained investments in Apple and Microsoft, another company based in the Seattle area. 'I didn't know really know that much about coffee, but he's such a charismatic guy, so smart, so passionate,' Gorelick said. A Seattle native, Gorelick used some of his musical earnings to invest in Starbucks in the mid-1980s as CEO Howard Schultz started to expand the company out of the Pacific Northwest. Gorelick, who is widely considered one of the most successful instrumentalists of modern music, said he has always surrounded himself with smart people but has never hesitated to jump on a risky investment when he sees promise. Read More Donny Osmond's advice: Reinvent yourself The smooth jazz artist said he actually majored in accounting in college because he 'didn't want to study music' and gained a knack for 'common sense' budgeting. When asked when he planned on take his new collection of songs on tour, the 21-time Grammy Award winner responded: 'Right away.In an interview on CNBC's ' Squawk Alley,' he said multiple factors have driven his financial decision-making throughout his career. Upon the album's release, TMZ reported that the rapper is talking to Lakewood megachurch pastor Joel Osteen about appearing before his 45,000-person congregation. The most space that I had to think is when I went to the hospital.' There was a time I was letting you know what high fashion had done for me, I was letting you know what the Hennessey had done for me, but now I'm letting you know what Jesus has done for me, and in that I'm no longer a slave, I'm a son now, a son of God. He continued: 'I've spread a lot of things. 'Now that I'm in service to Christ, my job is to spread the gospel, to let people know what Jesus has done for me,' he told Zane Lowe in a Beats 1 interview earlier this week. Earlier this year, West established his pivot to more faith-based music with album track 'Water,' which he played during his surprise 'Sunday Church Service' set at the 2019 Coachella Music Festival. The twice-delayed Jesus Is King dropped on Friday, so far generating mixed responses from fans. I said something like, 'This kind of sound would be really great with some of your music.' And he said, 'Yeah, maybe we can go to the studio and check it out.'' 'So I started playing some really sweet blues riffs and soulful riffs and a couple of jazz riffs, and I could see he thought it was really good. 'Well, when he walked in, I was playing my sax, so I figured I would just play to him,' told Rolling Stone. It was during the gig that the idea of a collaboration between the two began to take shape. NO BIG DEAL KENNY G IN MY LIVING ROOM!!! Happy Valentines Day 💋💋💋 /A1GD0UlEwu- Kim Kardashian West February 14, 2019

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