The Jake Feinberg Show

Titanic entertainer and leader of his Bayou Gypsy Band talks about the many chapters of his magical musical life.

Electric bassist who has helped redefine the instrument talks about his musical and spiritual philosophies that have propelled him on a path of constant creation.

Jazz Messenger and music stalwart talks about the nuances of creating spiritual music on the bandstand. 

Continued discussion surrounding the balance between external knowledge (theory) and internal honest expression on your apparatus.

Intrepid musician and seeker talks about his collaborations in the studio with Bill Laswell.

Profound discussion of how God has worked in Alex's life on the bandstand, in the studio and most importantly with his family.

Continued philosophical discussion on the sacred path of being a musician and being unabashed about playing with the deepest cats and following the creative muse.

Musician steeped in soundscapes talks about his early punk and metal influences growing up in San Diego and how that sound has influenced his current synthesizer-based projects.

Multi-dimensional singer and musician talks about finding her way in the world of New Orleans jazz and spiritual music with cats like Earl Turbington and Dunc's honky tonks.

Dynamic Texas drummer talks about learning to play the shuffle and grooving in life.  

Singular and inventive guitarist talks about the brotherhood of musicians he has played with including Lenny White, Curtis Fuller, Bill Goodwin and Joe Henderson. 

Prolific bassist talks about lessons he has learned along the way from Richard Davis, Bill Laswell and his ability to find his way inside non-native grooves on the bandstand.

Trombonist from rural Massachusetts talks about his early musical leanings and lessons learned from Jaki Byard.

Decorated pianist and producer talks about his work with James "D-Train" Williams, Reggie Lucas, Mtume and his latest album dedicated to his father.

Mid-week rejuvenation after interviewing a great drummer and student of music  - all good things in all good time as this conversation takes us inside the mind of AD - which cats he sought out to learn under before he became a leader - the divine timing of being welcomed into the Baptist church (to play) - his philosophy as it relates to having music on the bandstand and a Deitch Academy breakdown...

Israeli born pianist talks about his Iraqi blood line and middle eastern influences in his playing. Come back to Tucson soon....

Profound discussion with a drummer who grew up in the Bay Area at a time when musical vocabulary was expanding in part to the wide-open rhythmic landscape. Highly recommended....

Bay Area musician talks about gravitating to heavy rock drumming in the mid-seventies, playing at Different Fur Studios and his time with Gregg Allman & Friends.

Songwriter and singer talks about the spiritual inclinations of her songs and their messages. 

Continued discussion of becoming part of The Range, the antics of drummer John Molo and his musical relationship with John "Drumbo" French.

Philosophic musician speaks about his unique yearning for instrumental improvisational music before he even knew what these terms meant. A continued discussion about the significance of live music within our culture.

Humble genius talks about his rhythmic roles as a drummer in Frank Zappa's band as well as Genesis.

Bassist and composer talks about his musical relationships with bandmates of all ages and how he works within the rhythm section to move the groove.

Guitarist and band leader talks about his approach to playing music on the bandstand and in the woodshed. A heartfelt discussion about realizing your highest individualistic sound.

Blazing guitarist talks about soul crushing moments in his music career, losing an opportunity to play with Genesis because he told the truth and his musical connection to Narada Michael Walden.