Divine celestial goddess talks about channeling her true nature to become a vessel for information and enlightenment. 

Legendary bassist from Omaha, NE talks about playing with Jimi Hendrix and Buddy Miles. 

Finding the Feel

I love what Ringo said when drum machines were invented: “I’m the drum machine!” Keltner and I have talked about Ringo. He gets criticized because of his technique, but it’s the feel. For drummers the space between one beat and the next is the whole deal. If you push it, you’re playing military marching band stuff. If you wait till the last second to play the next beat, you’re playing the blues.

That’s a huge thing to us. When The Doors started, we jammed on the blues. But when we got into our originals, Ray and I were finding the feel. Jim’s words gave it to me. It was appropriate for those songs. Thank God we felt the thing the same.

South African jazz trumpeter talks about coming to the United States and acclimating to the New York music scene. A frank discussion about the deep seeded racism that confounds the world. RIP. 

Jazz/funk drummer talks about his musical collaborations and publications about drumming technique. 

Sublime trumpeter and band leader talks about the experiences that shaped his musical point of view. 

Stellar keyboardist talks about life on the streets and in the studio....

Moog Czar talks about his ability to apply his innate talents to the musical palette.  

Stalwart Bay Area band leader and entertainer talks about his musical life. 

Poster artist and co-founder of Deadbase (Song Lists for the Grateful Dead) talks about his own artistic development and how the culture of San Francisco impacted the music and society at large.