The Jake Feinberg Show

Legendary drummer from Lynard Skynyrd talks about his early playing experiences with members of The Marshall Tucker Band, Charlie Daniels and his own project Next Voice.

Interview with Dawg prior to his appearance at The Musical Instrument Museum In Phoenix, AZ 09/2018

Young hungry musician talks about the bandstand experience he has had at this point in his career and how he will approach the dogma associated with the academy.

Legendary drummer talks about learning from and playing with Sonny Rollins, Benny Goodman and Joe Hunt.

Bandleader from Boise talks about finding her community in LA and where she wants to take her music.

Cosmic drummer talks about getting the gig with Kenny Loggins, adjusting to in-ear monitors with Chicago and his own original group known as Honk.

I have two children both of whom love music. Not because I play contemporary child's music but because of my love of all musics. In fact I have struggled to find any real substantive children's music until I strolled into Desert Industrials and came across Getting to Know Myself and Homemade Band two of the definitive children's  albums made by my guest during the fertile landscape of the ear...

Live from Casa Finnigan from March 2018 - RIP to a legend. 

Badass pianist talks about working with Henry Grimes, Dee Dee Bridgewater and being part of this great American musical lineage.

Most people associate Jerry Garcia with the Grateful Dead. And rightfully so, they were the longest touring band in Modern American History. And because they have been dubbed a psychedelic rock band that's what many associate with Jerry's guitar style and sound. However a closer look reveals that Jerry was a curious student who made periodic stops along the way to increase his playing vocabulary....

Iconic drummer from Three Dog Night talks about life in the fast lane playing the Canadian circuit with Tommy Chong.

Band leader and multi-instrumentalist talks about navigating the muse to create compositions that can be both highly arranged and open to improvisation without intention. 

Cosmic multi-instrumentalist and bandleader talks about the journeys that have kept him in the musical stratosphere.

Independent singer songwriter talks about having her identity ripped from her by Interscope Records and how she deals with the all-consuming legal battle to seek justice for her and others.

Young front of house sound mixer talks about his roots in mixing live reggae shows and his cosmic crossover with Grateful Shred and Circles Around The Sun.

Legendary bassist from The Monkeys and Canned Heat talks about getting an education on the bandstand and swinging his butt off. 

Leaning into the void with a deep spirit and musician. The ambiguous shift on and off the bandstand as a female leader in the music world.

Authentic musician who marinated in the Marin County music scene of the early 70's and how he continues to follow the muse today. 

Dynamic leader and guitarist talks about taking the seeking path in music and surrendering to the muse. 

Dynamic duo of Sam Blasucci & Clay Finch talk about being true to themselves and channeling original music from the heart.

Gifted bassist talks about how his elders and peers have shaped his musical point of view.

Decorated engineer and musician talks about working with The Section and the Mizell Brothers. 

Legendary multi-instrumentalist talks about coming of age with his brothers in Monroe, LA and playing with iconic bands like Buster Brown and Uncle Rainbow.

Jake, you got me going into a deep recall. I first met Henry Franklin when he was with Willie Bobo and I was with Mongo Santamaria. Art moves in a strange kind of way. We’re in another kind of reality today as far as the art is concerned. There’s something else that’s kind of in front of everything and is kind of futuristic - electronics, lasers and bright lights and all that kind of stuff. There’...

Transcendent singer/songwriter talks about accessing her true nature on the bandstand when she can get out of her own way.