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Jazz Outpost (#JazzOutpost) – 28th September 2026

Artist – Track – Format – Year

John Coltrane    I Want to Talk about You    Soultrane    1958
John Coltrane    I Hear a Rhapsody    Lush Life    1961
John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman    My One and Only Love    John Coltrane & Johnny Hartman    1963
Lizz Wright & Kenny Banks Sr.    Jazz Ain’t Nothing But Soul    Nearness    2026
Dr. Gianni Bianchini    Dindi    A Study in Songbook    2026
Gabriel Mark Hasselbach    Chick’s Tune    Mid Century Modern Vol. 4    2026
Takashi Matsunaga    Air in Bloom    Ride Five    2026
Cameron Brown    Sheila, It’s You    Remembrance: Dannie’s Calypso    2026
Mike Dana Jazz Orchestra    Confluential    Farther (still)    2026

Duke Ellington & John Coltrane    My Little Brown Book    Duke Ellington & John Coltrane    1961
Miles Davis    So What    Kind of Blue    1959
JD Allen    Solid    Sowt    2026
Monty Alexander    Mystical Blues    A Jamerican in Paris    2026
Houston Person    Satin Doll    From the Heart    2026
Carmen McRae    They Can’t Take that Away from Me    At the Flamingo Jazz Club    1962
Oscar Peterson    Stelola by Starlight    Around the World    2026
John Coltrane    Giant Steps    Giant Steps    1960
John Coltrane & Don Cherry    Cherryco    The Avant Garde    1966
Sam Reider    Nocturne    Petrichor    2022

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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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