The Jake Feinberg Show
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On The Jake Feinberg Show (radio) and in Facebook Lives, Jake Feinberg has now conducted over 2,000 interviews with “The Cats”—popular musicians across the spectrum from rock to jazz, R&B to folk, pop to country, bluegrass to fusion. Jake’s unique interviewing style puts musicians at their ease and inspires them to reflect candidly on topics familiar or unexpected.
The Cats tell little stories, muse about life, uncover aspects of the music business, dig deep into overcoming adversity, revel in camaraderie, and open their souls. You will never see musicians in the same light again....
- Update frequency
- every 2 days
- Average duration
- 60 minutes
- Episodes
- 2154
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
The Felix Cavaliere Interview Set II
One of the Young Rascals and proponent of Transcendental Meditation talks about the magic ride of his musical life.
The Pat Thrall Interview
Seminal guitarist talks about the great players who influenced him growing up in the Bay Area and the stunning stories of his career on the bandstand.
The John "J.T." Thomas Interview
Keyboardist and producer talks about working with Captain Beefheart, finding his way into the Southern California studio scene and his long unvarnished trip with Bruce Hornsby.
The Don McLean Interview
Iconic singer/songwriter talks about being a man of the people through his music and actions. A tip of the cap to Pete Seeger. Onward.
The Alex Acuna Interview
Brilliant drummer and percussionist talks about growing up learning music from his father and five brothers, joining Perez Prado in Las Vegas in 1964 and his relationship with Joe Zawinul in Weather …
The Roger Humphries Interview
Iconic jazz drummer talks about the smooth ride he provided for Stanley Turrentine and Horace Silver among others.
The Rylande Dodge Interview
Powerful young drummer talks about how he has learned to serve the song behind the drum kit.
The Lawerence "Stash" Wagner Interview
Musician and spiritualist discusses his journeys on and off the bandstand.
The Greg Errico Interview Set III
Original drummer from Sly and the Family Stone talks about the early studio recordings/demos the band made at CBS in New York and Columbus Recorders in SF.
The Jerry Jemmott Interview
A master is someone who teaches, a master is someone who sacrifices and loves themselves. To master is knowing how to access your native gifts.
As far as my guest is concerned that translates out to …
The Bruce Hornsby Interview
Brilliant bandleader and composer talks about improvisation, working with Spike Lee and his upcoming show at the Tucson Jazz Festival.
The Tony O'Malley Interview
Pianist and singer from the band Kokomo talks about his early musical experiences in Ireland and how the band Arrival got its start at Ronnie Scott's.
The Al Kooper Interview Set II
In person interview with a profound musical avatar.
The Austin Manuel Interview
Musician and curator of Healing Force of the Universe in Pasadena talks about the modern-day dilemma of finding time to create art and foster a community through cultivation of a music venue/record s…
The Jim Campilongo Interview
Guitarist and mentor talk's about the pros and cons of putting his own imprint on different styles of music of American music and how he cultivated his individual sound.
The Reunification of Roy Ayers and Carl Burnett
Transitions are part of Life. You move in and out of collaborations with artists, lovers, and job opportunities. But the genesis of transition stems from the beginning. The fruitful years of hearing …
The Herb Wong Interview
A fascinating life story and one that could only be found in America. Hat's off to Jimmy Lyons, Lester Young and the Monterey Jazz Festival.
The Noah Grossman Interview
Musician and provocateur from Watertown, MA talks about how his generation uses music as a medium to impact the social construct.
The Noah Haidu Interview Set II
Pianist and composer talks about the inner urge of creating music on the bandstand with different generations of masters.
The Andrea Niccolai Interview
Italian born drummer talks about coming to New York and learning to sing for his supper in a myriad of different musical settings.