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 Jack Petersen Interview
Legendary jazz guitarist talks about being discovered and developing the first curriculum for guitar at Berklee College of Music.
The Alya Interview
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.
The Debashish Bhattacharya Interview
Gifted Hindustani slide guitar player talks about his magical journey in music.
The Alex Cline Interview Set II
Contemplative rhythm maker and music aficionado talks about seminal lessons he learned from Shelly Manne and Vinnie Golia about pursuing the creatives path.
The Will Preston Interview
Independent musical artist talks about his exposure to sanctified church music growing up and how he approaches creative control for his art.
The Alex Cline Interview
Spiritual and philosophic drummer talks about becoming hip to astral-level music from the likes of Sonship Woody Theus growing up in Los Angeles and how that shaped his musical point of view for the …
The Richard Ruttenberg Interview
Drummer from Pittsburgh talks about being humbled on the bandstand growing up, being taken away from music because of a hearing loss and then rediscovering his love of composition with heavyweight ca…
The Travis Ray Interview
Detroit born pianist and soul brother talks about gratitude and being a disciple in the lineage of sainthood. Happy New Year
The Jerry Z Interview
Hammond B-3 player talks about developing his chops during the resurgent Acid Jazz period of the 1990's and the blues circuit that saved him in the Hudson Valley.
The Dave Holland Interview Set II
Preeminent bassist and cellist talks about his time working with Stan Getz.
The Cleto Escobedo III Interview
Decorated band leader of Jimmy Kimmel Live! talks about growing up under the tutelage of this father and the different musical experiences he has had throughout his career.
The Jimmy Mallia Interview
Singer songwriter talks about writing songs based on his own life experiences and how he can get them into the ears of the people.
The Chester Thompson Interview Set III
Indelible drummer talks about Wayne Shorter, The Left Bank Jazz Society in Baltimore and why he and his family moved to Nashville.
The Steve Beckmeier Interview
Legendary session guitarist talks about growing up in Greenlawn, NY and playing in the Soul Survivors with his brother Fred.
The Liam Cashmore Interview Set II
Young bandstand stalwart talks about how he connected with Colin McIlrath in the University of Arizona Jazz Band.
The Alvin Taylor Interview
Profound drummer talks about playing with Little Richard at 14 years old and getting into the studio scene in LA.
The Pete Sears Interview
The Kate Patterson Interview
Supersonic singer and bandleader talks about working with the Motown cats in Detroit who were left behind when Berry Gordy took his company to Los Angeles. Keep swinging!
The Eliza Skelton Interview
British singer songwriter talks about her path towards musical enlightenment and the homage she pays to her late father on her latest album The Lookerer.
The Dave Garland Interview
He Didn’t Have Control
by David Garland
When Bigfoot opened up for the Dead in 1968, it was bizarre. They were telling us, “When you walk down the staircase, don’t put your hand on the rail.” We li…