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Jazz Outpost (#JazzOutpost) – 20th July 2026

Artist – Track – Format – Year

Arman Sangalang    Nina    Waypoints    2026
Joey Alexander    As Far as the Eye Can See    Celestial Keeper    2026
The Ali Ryerson Quartet    Three and One    Ali Ryerson Quartet    2026
Cécile McLorin Salvant    Ever Since the One I Love’s Been Gone    With Every Breath I Take    2026
David Basse    Vacation From the Blues    The War Within    2026
Charles Tolliver All-Stars    Lil’s Paradise    Right Now and Then    1968
Schapiro 17    Chameleon    Best Laid Plans    2026
Bruce Williams    Melody for Melonae    Solid Perspective    2026
Leigh Pilzer    Swinging at the Station    Keep Holding On    2026
Douyé    It’s a Lovely Day    Stay With Me    2026

Conrad Herwig    Matrix    The Latin Side of Chick Corea    2026
Antonio Adolfo    Sambalaio    Balaios    2026
David Janeway Trio    Forward Motion    Live at Blue Llama    2026
Goldings, Bernstein, Stewart    Hi-Fly    Rhombus    2026
Salim Washington Harlem Arts Ensemble    Stranded    Harlem Homecoming    2006
Michael Dease Big Band    Oasis    Return Trajectory    2026
Lisa Rich    Quiet Now    I Still Rise    2026
Denny Zeitlin    It Could Happen to You    Odyssey    2026
Tom Teasley & Dave Ballou    Where the Ocean Meets the Sky    Inner Play    2026

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Ken Irwin joins the team at SoulandJazz.com to deliver a new two-hour weekly show, Jazz Outpost, featuring what’s happening in the world of creative improvised music today, whilst looking back at the great heritage of Jazz and African American music across nine decades.

With Yusef Lateef as his faculty sponsor, Ken Irwin earned his degree in “Ethnomusicology of African-American Music” at UMass in Amherst 2002, and has been an active broadcaster and announcer since 1975. He is happiest in his studio producing great programming and listening to some outstanding music, surrounded by thousands of his CD’s and LP’s. We’re delighted he’s on board.

Stereo, not stereotypical.

Enjoy!


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