The Jake Feinberg Show

Inspiring discussion about finding a consistent yogic state during Covid, how a musician must be adaptable during this time and still connect with people through music. 

Legendary drummer talks about working with Jimmy Smith and Carmell Jones. 

Listening to your interview and your statement regarding them as THE world music group. Yes, they were the first (and I was there in the 70s in Marin County). Please listen to Ancient Future and their album “Planet Passion” and you will hear the new sound of east meets west. Peace Jeffrey Buchanan 

Joe Pass , Hermosa Beach , John Guerin , Strawberry Wine , Mannekind , Gary Barone The Jake Feinberg Show

My guest today was rooted in his gospel upbringing. Yet in a different period in our history when church music overlapped with soul and rnb my guest was in the right place with the right sound. Originally discovered by Elvin Bishop my guest generated interest in the bay area as a Hammond B-3 specialist that could enhance the sound in country, acid rock, swing, jazz vocals. Still it was the gospel...

Iconic double bass player talks about his musical life. 

From time to time on my Transcendental Journey Towards Re-creation I do interviews that seem to get tucked away in the archives. This is one of the them, its actually an appendage to an earlier interview I did with Mike. http://www.jakefeinbergshow.com/2011/09/jfs-se-the-mike-clark-interview-part-i/ Mike is in a great mood on this one as he travels from the Magic Bag in Detroit to his next show in...

Billy Cobham , Gene Perla , Ray Barretto , Spiritual Experience , Jeff Beck , Moog , Prague , The Jake Feinberg Show

Mind Expanding. A great history lesson. Tommy is a great example of someone in the “music biz” that has woderful taste in music. We seem to have lost that in music today. Mike 

Many Westerners are unfamiliar with the history and importance of the diaspora or the disambiguation of African Slaves to the Americans. Some went state side where they were saddled with slavery and abusive treatment. Another cross-section wound up in Cuba and the surrounding Caribbean islands. They created an enclave of traditional dance rhythms based off of the Cleve and what would be dubbed Afr...

Gifted pianist and composer talks about the eternal search for the musical creation and peace.

Those Southern Knights..... Stix Hooper , Wilton Felder , Wayne Henderson , Texas Southern University , Chicago Blues , Hugh Masekela , Harold Land , Bobby Hutcherson , Practicing The Jake Feinberg Show

Chico Hamilton , Charles Kynard , Norman Whitfield , Motown , Oscar Brashear , The Jake Feinberg Show

From Horace to Max..... Enjoy, Eric Dolphy , Pete La Roca , Kenny Clarke , Medina , Joe Fields , Origins of Jazz , Napolean , Haiti , Max Roach , Horace Silver The Jake Feinberg Show

Welcome to a special edition of the JFS. my guest today was part of the Band called the Jazz Crusaders. Unlike most bands that form through connections, serendipity and recommendations my guest today joined forces with guys in his neighborhood in Houston. He knew Joe Sample when he was six years old. He went to his mama's house for meals and Joe did the same. Around the same time he linked up with...

Sonship "Woody Theus" His spirit superseded his own being. An individual steeped in scripture and creative energy. The two worked hand and hand. He would allow the light of his god to shine through him when he played. He was a audacious performer, what with the knee high boots, multi-colored drum kit and masked marvel eye wear. He was not shy about his outward appearance and felt it was a necessar...

82 year old Gabe Baltazar is the product of a Japanese mother and a Filipino father. He is also a jazz hero of the Hawaiian islands. As an American he served his country in war and after that wound up in Sunny LA where he gigged with Paul Togawa, Toshiko Akiyoshi and Charlie Mariano among others. After Lenny Neihaus left he wound up as the exclusive alto-sax man for the Stan Kenton Big Band starti...

Two-Headed Freep , The Playboy Club , CTI , Hubert Laws , Slugs , Pat Martino , Tyrone Brow The Jake Feinberg Show

In relationships you have a first love and chances are you move on and marry someone for reasons other than true love. Once you are married you can't go back to your first love. Returning to your first love is possible in art. A multi-instrumentalist might return to the tenor saxophone after years of playing other wind instruments. A sculpture might return to the paint brush. My guest today is ret...

Magical creative talks about the evolution of drums and rhythm in all musical genres....

Exonerate the Flea.... Tribe , Tales of the Exonerated Flea , Kirk Lightsey , Max Roach , William Patterson College , Puppets The Jake Feinberg Show

Epic tub and electric bass player talks about his life on and off the bandstand. 

Gifted and prophetic life coach and healer talks about her upbringing and aligning herself with source as much as possible to bring about positive change in her world. 

Cut Session , Steve Gadd , Joe Farrell , The Village Vanguard , Joe Chambers , Warren Smith , Con-Fusion Rock The Jake Feinberg Show

Hi Jake, It’s great irony that your interview with Eddie Henderson was posted on my page on Facebook, I’m not sure by whom, but I was glad because Eddie is a contemporary of mine. Though I am so busy with little time to pay attention to social media I kept the posting there and today, 02-13-14, several weeks later, I came across to that again and clicked on it. From the beginning of the interview...