The Jake Feinberg Show

Divine musician and thespian talks about how early theatre lessons in Glasgow helped her find her individual voice and comfort in self on and off the stage/bandstand.

Hu Jake Didn’t know Bob Jones, but do remember playing at the Trident with Larry Coryell and the great bassist Albert Stinson. I used to stay on a houseboat in Sausalito when I played at the Fillmore West in 68. Also Jim Pepper was a fan/friend of Noel Jewkes. It’s a huge universe but we are all more connected then we know. Yes? Love Always Hu Ra-Kalam

Great discussion with a devoted hip hopper about how he inspires others to be themselves. Live from The Century Room.

Electric guitar player from Compton talks about growing up and playing with Sonship Woody Theus, Ndugu Chancler and Johnny Pope.

Perennial guitarist talks about coming to New York City from Tel Aviv in the late nineties and how his dogged approach to gigging led to the formation of his own identity as a musician and bandleader.

Humble guitarist and producer talks about the overrated nature of fame and his legendary radio show (The Boogie Down) on WFUV.

Gifted trombonist talks about navigating the dogma of academia while searching for her own individual sound on the bandstand.

Iconic musician and producer talks about the underground soul scene in New York upon his arrival in the late nineties and the formation of The Soul Providers.

Prolific guitarist and producer talks about overcoming drug addiction, touring with Meatloaf and the state of modern music.

Blazing guitarist from Planck talks about his early indoctrination into the jam scene in Virginia and how he continues to cultivate his own tone and voice.

Profound musician and thinker talks about when he first connected with Alex and Nels Cline and how he cultivated the Nine Winds roster of cats.

Charles Mingus , Ripping out Piano Strings , Evolution , Tribalism , Xanadu , Pat Martino , Don Patterson , From This Moment On! The Jake Feinberg Show

Prolific bassist talks about continuing to grow as a musician and find her individual voice. 

Gifted poet and singer talks about eliminating untrustworthy people in his life and how that has led to unbridled artistic freedom and a closer connection with source.

Dynamic drummer talks about his work in the studio with Ralph Towner and how language often misconstrues the significance and magic of music.

Brilliant and versatile pianist talks about life on the bandstand. 

Continued transmission about the creation of music with masters like Julius Hemphill and Horace Tapscott.

English drummer talks about time displacement and how he created seminal beats for psych rock outfits like Yes and King Crimson.

Divine Healer talks about the relative imbalance that exists between the divine feminine and divine masculine within all of us and how she has learned to transcend that through a variety of different modalities.

Multi-dimensional artist talks about painting album covers for Chick Corea. Joe Henderson and Dave Holland and being encouraged by Bobby Bradford and John Carter to become a musician.

Summer tour 2011 was similar to the '84 GD. At times erratic with work coming in prolific streaks followed by sustained periods of hibernation. Still the periods of hibernation sowed the seeds of dreams which were than executed and made believable. My first guest upon returning to the Monsoon Laden desert was Lew Tabackin. Lew T grew up in the underprivileged side of Philadelphia. When in high sch...

Divine songstress and healer talks about her humble upbringing in rural Philippines and bringing that knowledge, wisdom and grace to her life in America.

Young singer and seeker talk's about her relentless pursuit of learning from her elders, peers and on the bandstand.

Massachusetts based rehab counselor and budding musician talks about his infatuation with The Band and noticeable vibe overlap between Morningside Heights and The Hudson River Valley when he was at Columbia.

Ebullient keyboardist for Eggy talks about the drive for sonic expansion with his brothers.