The Jake Feinberg Show

Mexican American who grew up in the Mission District of SF and became a phenomenal middle eastern percussionist working with Harry Partch and Mickey Hart among others. 

Gifted producer and singer talks about growing up in the 5th Ward in Houston, going to New York to work with Chuck Jackson and living a magical life. 

Legendary singer/songwriter talks about how he developed his own individual voice and the Tao of Bluegrass. 

​ The Phantom Ship ​ by Peter Rowan ​I started the psychedelic folk band Earth Opera with David Grisman. We did the band Muleskinner for Warner Brothers. Another band, Seatrain, recorded two albums for Capitol Records. That was all within five years of leaving Bill Monroe and The Bluegrass Boys. ​After Seatrain, I left to reconnect in the most personal way with my brothers Chris and Lorin. David G...

Ubiquitous singer/songwriter talks about his new album, how to disseminate to the masses and his upcoming 2022 tour with Son Little. 

Explosive rock drummer from The Allman Brothers talks about playing psychedelic dungeons in Florida and his relationship with Duane Allman.  

Singer/songwriter and producer talks about learning to fall apart on the bandstand and the production techniques that make him a sought after record maker. 

Instrument maker talks about how he crafts the basses he makes and the musicians he makes them for. 

Incredible jazz and studio pianist talks about playing in Harlem and all the iconic studios in an age of human generated music. 

Singer/songwriter talks about being an authentic creative in an time of conformity. 

World musician and singer talks about singing for her supper on the bandstand. 

Venerable bassist talks about making the scene back in the 1960's. 

Remembering the great John Perry Barlow.....

World musician from Turkey talks about the universal conversation of music and leading a spirit based life. 

Original Merry Prankster talks about Perry Lane and painting the bus at Kesey's pad in La Honda. 

Ed Bogas , James Booker , Roy McCurdy , Reinventing Yourself , Impure Thoughts

indefatigable double bassist talks about what keeps him playing after nearly 60 years on the bandstand. 

Dynamic singer and daughter of Buddy Rich talks about finding her groove on the bandstand. 

Manager of Canned Heat sits down in the studio with The JFS on Powertalk 1210 AM in Tucson. 

Head of the jazz music department at Stanford University talks about his program and his collaborations with Professor Stan Getz. 

Member of the Even Dozen Jug Band, The Blues Project, Blood Sweat & Tears & American Flyer talks about how lucky he is to still play music for people.

Soaring sax man talks about getting comfortable on the bandstand and becoming a mainstay in the studios for decades. 

A beautiful discussion about Mathematics and Love. Long live Sonship Woodrow Theus. Transcending Spirits......

The first true professional musician I ever met was Mitch Hampton. Some 15 years later I'm sure glad I did because his creativity and common affection for musical interpretation has helped propel me to where I am today. In loving memory of Don Cornelius.

Freedom Riders, the classic Art Blakey album, honoring those who were brave enough to go into the deepest pockets of Racism and Bigotry in our country for a cause. The equal rights that each of of us has in this country. In mother Africa this is not the case and in recent years progress has been made by artistic expressions from my guest who has sought to cleverly and nimbly traverse the ethnic mu...