
Episode Nov 1 2026
This week’s show reviews new and old releases from Greg Abate, Dave Holland, Miki Yamanaka and Steve Davis along with a classic from Chick’s...
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From Jazz masters of past and present to emerging new artists performing modern jazz and fusion. No smooth jazz here!

This week’s show reviews new and old releases from Greg Abate, Dave Holland, Miki Yamanaka and Steve Davis along with a classic from Chick’s...

Some of my favorite new releases that may show up on my best of album list for 2026.

Today’s episode is mostly new music with a modern, adventurous twist.

This episode is inspired by the San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival.

This week takes a different spin on the Miles and Trane Centennial.

Lots of new releases in this week’s show.

This week marks the 100th birthdate of John Coltrane, September 23, 1926.

Getting closer to John Coltrane’s centenial of his birth, so we will begin with a set dedicated to the master.

This episode begins with another centenial tribute to John Coltrane.

This episode was inspired by a Miles Davis Centenial Jazz Festival hosted by KSDS Radio in San Diego.

This show begins with San Diegan pianist with Mexican roots, Irving Flores. His music is grounded in the Latin Jazz tradition. That is follo...

We continue to feature Miles and Trane on the year of their centennial.

This episode takes us back to the psychedelic days of the early 70’s to modern day fusion...

This episode begins with some of this genre’s greatest masters...

Begins with young pianist Joey Alexander who was a young prodigy at age 11, now after a decade of recording and touring is a respected jazz...

This show features a heavy dose of Coltrane related tracks

This episode begins with the politically charged music of Charlie Haden's Liberation Music Orchestra. Other highlights are Rene Rosnes playi...

This week’s episode features a Chick Corea set with three tunes in very different settings.

Another eclectic set featuring fusion, hard-bop, and protest.

This episode begins with a Coltrane inspired track from Emmet Cohen’s latest album. We follow that with saxophone giants Potter and Brecker.