The Jake Feinberg Show

Broadcast from Seraphina's Italian Restaurant In NYC from June 2017

Iconic Tucson drummer breaking it down in studio!

Hanging with Buzz at his studio in LA, from 12/2018

Live interview from Powertalk Studios in Tucson, AZ from 2018

Underrated singer/songwriter talks of about his willingness to seek as a musician. 

Gifted reiki healer talks about the alignment of mind, body and soul. 

Abstract blues guitar pioneer talks about the forever journey of music and its intersection with life. 

Except They’re Real Life ​ by Lori M. Walton ​I love Ken Babbs; he’s the cutest. The Pranksters are a big reason why the scene happened at all. They are such over-the-top, unique, and totally cool humans that it’s as if they are amazing made-up characters from a book. We are so lucky that they are actual people we can hang with, learn from, and be healed. ​I was talking to Mountain Girl, and she s...

Interview at Stephen's house in Lake Balboa, CA from 04/2018

Incredible guitarist and songwriter talks about his cosmic musical life from its origins in Little Rock, AR to Oklahoma City to LA. 

Heroic musician and spiritualist talks about riding the crest of a musical wave and recognizing the talent of other young cats. 

Slashing musician and band leader of Howlin' Rain talks about the art of timing, luck and talent as a creative artist. 

Blazing guitarist talks about working in Shelly Manne's group and being an in demand studio shark. 

Poet and musician talks about his creative point of view and his relationship with Tim Buckley. 

Part II of my conversation with a master drummer and beautiful human being. 

Interview conducted at Kevin's home in Kingston, NY 08/2018

Decorated singer talks about developing her own voice and her late half brother Paul Jackson. 

Lecture from guruji Aashish Khan at Cal Arts 2018

Partial set from Mesa, AZ Art of the Rhythm Section July 2018

Digging it Right with You By Bob Dorough  When I went to North Texas, I ran across a very good little jazz band, and I was dumbfounded because they were much more advanced than I was. They had an excellent clarinetist, a trombonist, and bass, drums, piano. They were more like Jack Teagarden’s group than anything else. They knocked me out, of course, and every time they played I would dig them...

Drummer from Loggins & Messina talks about learning to accept his individual sound and not compare himself with others. 

Founding member of Buffalo Springfield and then Poco talks about what he learned from his mentors on the bandstand and in the studio. 

Dynamic Texas drummer talks about the early days of the LA studio pop/rock scene and his lifelong brother Bobby Ramirez. 

​ Gigs Don’t Start Early ​ by Jimmy Jacobs ​Jerry didn’t want another guitar player in his band. He already had that with The Dead. He thought he would try the “two-keyboard thing.” I think he loved the idea that Melvin Seals was from the church, so it could get a little gospely with organ. ​We showed up at Club Front, and John Kahn had lead sheets that he passed out to everyone. We ran through th...

Legendary Tulsa drummer talks about playing with JJ Cale and Leon Russell.