The Jake Feinberg Show

Stellar alto saxophonist talks about how he learned to hear music and what his Tucson jazz experience has been like. Safe travels in your next journey.

Frontman Fritz Fayman talks about his band and how they are evolving in an ever-changing musical landscape.

Astounding rapper and instrumentalist talks about his early introduction to the blues from his grandma and how his time in solitary confinement helped bring him closer to God.

Iconic taper of the Grateful Dead talks about his experiences at Frost Ampitheatre '82, Greek Theatre (Berkeley) '83 and Marin Vets '84. Long strange trip....

Venerable musician who plays a myriad of keyboards and synths talks about his early leanings towards Julius Watkins and Oscar Pettiford, moving to New York playing banjo in Dixieland Bands and finding his groove with the Gil Evans Orchestra. Older brother of Tony.

Professor of philosophy and musician talks about the galvanizing forces that propelled him to access indigenous wisdom and make it relatable for his peers and students.

Cosmic singer from mainland China talks about bucking traditional singing technique and using unique individual stylings to express her own story of vulnerability, betrayal and perseverance.

Legendary guitarist from Patterson, NJ talks about his working relationships with Trudy Pitts and taking over for Pat Martino in her working band.

Multi-instrumentalist talks about the many roads of his musical existence and the influence Phil Lesh had on him in taking up the bass.

Singer songwriter talks about his new tune "We Were Golden" and the messages it intends to promote for future generations about human collaboration and finishing the job.

A rogue journalist and two master musicians in dialogue about raising consciousness through melodic invention. 

Cosmic musician talks about the transformative musical experience he had at the Ali Akbar Khan College of Music and how that propelled him into creating a plethora of new age music with Steve Halpern and his comrades in Mill Valley.

Independent singer/songwriter talks about the minimalist direction his life has taken and his move away from heavy metal to more acoustic based solo music.

Legendary musician talks about his early influences and how he became established as a studio shark.

Versatile drummer talks about seeking sound creation from an early age.

Guitarist from Pittsburgh talks about the bandstand lessons he learned from cats like J.C. Moses and how he keeps his ears and mind open to all music's.

Sonic expander talks about the spiritual components that have led him to peace and musical creation.

Musician, author and philosopher talks about forging healing groups in order to overcome adversity in the modern era.

Scott Raulie talks about the work he and his partner Jonathan are doing to turn Millennium Resorts into a viable touring band.

Bassist and educator talks about early learning experiences with Ray Barretto's band and what should be focused on respective to the bass within the academy.

Iconic session guitarist talks about becoming a more adept jazz player through his time with Dave Liebman among others.

Legendary jazz guitarist talks about being discovered and developing the first curriculum for guitar at Berklee College of Music.

Russian born singer talks about overcoming the hurdles of family skepticism towards her musical leanings and staying true to her individual creativity on her latest record.

Contemplative rhythm maker and music aficionado talks about seminal lessons he learned from Shelly Manne and Vinnie Golia about pursuing the creatives path.

Independent musical artist talks about his exposure to sanctified church music growing up and how he approaches creative control for his art.