The Jake Feinberg Show

String bassist and trumpeter talks about coming of age with Dave Baker at Indiana University, establishing himself in Chicago and giving back to the Tucson music community by playing and teaching at the Tucson Jazz Institute.

Profound NYC drummer and singer talks about his crooked but profound path towards musical enlightenment.

Conducted in the studios of 89.1 FM in Tucson in 2014

Brilliant multi-dimensional artist and doula talks about forgiving herself for prior trauma, forgiving herself and reentering her physical body after years of resistance.

Genius drummer from Alameda talks about making a musical connection with Lou Sarrica in high school and how that carried over to Cookin' Mama.

Gifted poet and player talks about how meditation and musical co-creation has led her through the darkness and onto a path of unfoldment and purpose.

Iranian musician and drummer talks about how he works within the confines of the studio as a hired gun and his teaching techniques to get the best out of his students.

Wide ranging musician and producer talks about being in Jersey rock bands with John Ginty and Neal Casal. Where The Wait Isn't Long - homage to the Highway Butterfly and mental health awareness.

Prolific keyboardist/organist talks about being the musical director for Gregg Allman and his roots in the early seventy's blues psych band known as Cookin' Mama.

Titanic session guitarist talks about working at Muscle Shoals and with Bob Marley, The Rolling Stones and Leon Russell.

Young saxophonist and keys player from Flagstaff talks about the importance of playing in a band (Bush League) and writing original tunes.

Transcendent producer, beat maker and trumpeter talks about his musical point of view as it relates to recording, live playing and blowing his horn.

Bassist, trumpeter and singer from Costa Rica talks about moving to New Orleans and connecting with Johnny Vidacovich, Al Hirt and Charlie Brent.

Divine singer/songwriter talks about her intentions for sharing her music with the world.

Transcendent keyboard player talks about his musical roots growing up in Philadelphia and the cosmic opportunities to collaborate with Dave Chappelle and Josef Leimberg.

Devotional drummer talks about growing up and playing double drums with Desmond New in Tucson and where he is today in his musical journey.

Guitarist from Flagstaff who now lives in Tucson talks about the various tributaries of his musical existence including the band Bush League.

Light healer, DJ, Doula and Thai Massage Therapist talks about her journey from ideology to infinite wisdom through vulnerability and self-inquiry.

Master of Ceremonies and host at The Century Room talks about his artistic passions and how he has gotten to where he is today.

Coming off the road The JFS had a relatively quiet week behind the mic. Cosmically I did connect with Arash Moghaddam and his story is one of the most compelling I have heard in 2,000+ interviews. Born in Iran left as a very young baby Arash immigrated to Maryland at the age of 2. At 13 he moved to Turkey for 8 months and then to Norway for three years. Right before his 16th birthday his parents t...

Continued discussion about the philosophic complexities of authentic recording in the studio and

Legendary keyboardist from Florida talks about his musical relationships and collaborations with Berry Oakley, Boz Scaggs and Joe Bonamassa.

Pianist and big band arranger talks about the regional music scene of Tuscaloosa and playing with legends like Cleveland Eaton and Norbert Putnam. Highly Recommended.

Multi-faceted percussionist and sonic expander talks about being exposed to all the heavy German jazzers that came before him and how he adapted his drum work in the studio the fast-changing technology that was developed at the end of the 20th Century.

Fearless musician and composer talks about how her tune construction has changed over time, her current musical projects and the timeless experience of playing live with Paul Motian.