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JFS #116 The Ra-Kalam Bob Moses Interview….
Ra-Kalam and Jake Feinberg Two Free Spirits engaged in Cosmic Conversation.....
Back when I was a junior in college I went to see my guest with John Medeski @ the Sommerville Theatre in the Cambridge area of Mass.
I say in the upper reaches of the venue a small vaudeville style place perfect for intimacy through improvisation.
My brain was addled with some kind of mushroom tea so as my guest thrashed, chanted, communicated and swung the band he was giving me a preview of a trip I did not know I was on.
His career has spanned the last four decades. He has been a drummer with Gary Burton, Dave Liebman, Jack DeJohnette, Harold Vick and (spiritual teacher).
He was at the forefront of the east fusion movement with Larry Corryell and the band (). Call is psychedelia mixed with vocals and jazz changes....today aside from his prolific playing schedule he also teaches @ the New England Conservatory of Music.
Gratitude is the Attitude
Ra-kalam Bob Moses welcome to the JFS
Hu Jake.
Thank you so much for your interview with Ra-Kalam. He has been an inspiration to me since we met in 1970 at his loft on Bleecker St in NYC. We are close friends and he needs to be heard. He forwarded me the link and I look forward to “Part 2”. He is truly one of the great creators of ALL music that is still around. Again, thank you so much.
Love Always Hu Salba Goshe
Hu Dr. J.
Thanks for the love. For me, the way of living music and being creativity in all activities is just a natural function of life, and no more worthy of praise then walking, talking, breathing, shitting etc. Sometimes it takes someone from your generation to see something special or extraordinary in it. keep a lookout for some LP’s coming your way. let me know when and if you receive them.
Love Always
Huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu Ra-Kalam