The Jake Feinberg Show

Gifted Hindustani slide guitar player talks about his magical journey in music. 

Profound multi-instrumentalist talks about the contributions made towards fusing what was known as traditional folk music with hillbilly music. RIP

Multi-dimensional painter and healer talks about finding peace and purpose in this life by overcoming adversity and tapping into her ancestral lineage.

Alabama born singer and bandleader talks about the relationship he had with his late father, being a non-conformist in a conservative southern community and different opportunities he has to play music for people including at The Frog Pond. *photo by Chad Edwards

Ebullient drummer talks about his current collaboration with son Jano and how satisfied he is with the arc of his storied career.

Self-taught drummer talks about his unique style and how that lent itself to playing different styles and forms of music throughout his decorated career.

Legendary trumpeter, producer and band leader talks about everyone and everything in his illustrious career.

Songstress and multi-faceted creative talks about her connection to the divine and how she has learned to trust her instinct and intuition when writing material or working in the studio.

Prolific, blues-based drummer talks about his early influences in the Fresno scene where he grew up and all the legends he has played with since he relocated to Las Vegas.

When I tell my friends that I'm interviewing Jack DeJohnette everyone has their own image. For drummers they might Identify with technique and musicality, for avid fans it might conjure associations with Miles Davis, Joe Henderson and the ECM label. For this host Jack DeJohnette represents a titan of humanity who was one of the leaders of a revolution in music and sociology. He was talented en...

"Dave Brubeck helped shape my musical life. He was incredibly honest and fearless in his musical directions. A mixture of classical and jazz in his improvisations mixed with odd time signatures and a joyful and playful approach towards experimenting. His music was never boring and always accessible. Too hip to try to be hip. He taught me how to be myself by always being himself in his music....

Singer and band leader talks about her early experiences with the divine and navigating creative control as a female within the music racket.

Dynamic hip hop artist talks about owning his own truth in this life and channeling that mission within his music.

My guest today is traversing the United States in a bus with The Preservation Hall Jazz Band. That's New Orleans but so is the salty blues and the Afro jazz that Ellis Marsalis and Harold Batiste have been playing for decades. My guest came of age when labels began to define music. Race records>R&B but when Elvis started singing that music it became rock. My guest had to learn how to ad...

Prolific rhythm maker talks about his concept of time and how he integrates that within different musical contexts including Guava Tree.

Conduit to the divine talks about the songs that have come through her since she was a young girl growing up in Nigeria.

A couple of musical brothers talk about the first iteration of 3rd Borough and their intentions going forward in its newest configuration.

Lebanese musician who sings in English talks about overcoming personal and physical hardships as he enters a new chapter of his musical career.

Boogaloo Lou talks about playing the blues in the ghetto and being a mentor to younger jazz cats.

Multi-faceted keyboardist talks about the origins of sound and his musical projects including Circles Around The Sun.

A deep dive into his upbringing in Los Angeles where he and his brother sought out and became part of the burgeoning experimental music scene learning from their elders which included Bobby Bradford, Julius Hemphill, Horace Tapscott, Sonship and Vinnie Golia. We explored the daunting landscape of modern-day touring, the people along the way who helped elevate his own original music and his concept...

Who's to bless and who's to blame when it comes to the chronicling the frontiersman of music. Blessings go to Wayne Henderson and Herb Wong both of whom we lost recently as cats who played and wrote their asses off when it came to melodic invention. Much of the hoopla surrounding dance music in the 40 and 50 was being done in ballrooms. Duke Ellington and Count Basie leading crusades of yo...

Profound singer/songwriter talks about his relationships with Bones Howe and Bill Graham. Never Quit.

Studio shark and award winning sax player talks about playing with George Duke, the sonic difference between small and large venues and leading a life of authentic music.  RIP

Multi-dimensional artist and motivational speaker talks about cutting his own musical path after years of trying to conform to the racket.