The Jake Feinberg Show

Brilliant sarod player talks about his late father (Ali Akbar Khan) and his own musical excursions including playing with Charles Lloyd and Shanti. 

Prolific rhythm maker and innovator talks about the cats who helped shape his musical point of view.

Ubiquitous guitarist talks about how he has learned to be himself on the bandstand with iconic RnB and rap artists as well as his own band The RUFF PACK.

My guests on Tuesday were Mary and Alam Khan, wife and son of the classical Indian musician Ali Akbar Khan. Ali Akbar Khan was the kind of leader our society so desperately needs today. He was a genius but entirely understated. He believed in equal opportunity and access to an affordable education. He understood why the arts were integral to the depth of a society as they are the pillars of our so...

Dynamic multi-instrumentalist and producer talks his early development in The Greyboy Allstars and how he cultivates music for TV and film soundtracks.

Stellar guitarist and producer talk's about how he found his own voice on the guitar through a myriad of musical influences.

Dynamic young bassist talks about letting go of control on the bandstand and entering an altered state of consciousness.

Divine Sufi healer talks about getting on the path early in her life and how that mindfulness has carried her aura and light to this day.

Drummer and father talks about the crooked path of a musician and his upcoming tour with Kelly Finnigan.

Conversation with a great percussionist and drummer before his gig with House Band from Permanent Records Roadhouse in Los Angeles from November 2024

Prolific young guitarist and bassist talks about filling the groove with Bush League and how he will carry on Phil Lesh' legacy through his playing.

Dutch drummer talks about playing with masters of the great American art form known as jazz and the lessons he has learned on the bandstand.

Young guitar warrior talks about his journey to find his own individual sound and what he has learned on and off the bandstand from cats like Steve Kimock and Oteil Burbridge.

Impresario and musician talks about his days promoting concerts at Oberlin College and what he does now to keep Keystone Baltimore humming along.

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.