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NEW RELEASES ON JAZZMIX95.COM


Tommy Davidson - Come Take my Hand

Castella -Hurt So Bad

Paul Brown - So Much To Say

Randy Sloan - Pop’s Bebop

Carol Alpert - Pieces of me

Michale Mani - Triangles

Darnell Taylor - Worth the Wait

Lisa Addeo - Lipstick and the Moonlight

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SML - The Weekend Edition with Marquis 8:00am (EST), 7:00am (CST) and 5:00am (PCT). Re-broadcast 8:00pm(] (EST), 7:00pm (CST) and 5:00pm (PCT)


Cool Jazz Weekly w/ Monsoon Mike 5:00pm (EST), 4:00pm (CST) & 2:00pm (PCT)


Threestyle Radio Show w/ Magdalena Chovancova & Robert Fertl 7:00pm (EST), 6:00 pm (CST) & 4:00pm PCT)


Marshella Music Hour 11:00 pm (EST), 10:00pm (CST) & 8:00pm (PCT)


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Gerald Albright live: Round Midnight

CATIE WATERS - "Stone Child" (Live at Live on Green in Pasadena, CA 2018)



The SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONCERTS SERIES

continues on June 28th, 2025

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starting at 1:00pm (EST), 12:00 (noon) (CST) & 10:00am (PCT)


Dave Koz & Friends perform "Got To Get You Into My Life" (live!) from Summer Horns

Dave Koz is a renowned saxophonist, six-time Grammy nominee, and a prominent figure in the contemporary jazz scene. Born on July 27, 1963, in Los Angeles, California, Koz's musical talent emerged at an early age. He initially played the clarinet before switching to the alto saxophone, which would become his signature instrument.

Koz's career took off in the late 1980s when he began collaborating with various artists and releasing his albums. His smooth jazz style, characterized by melodic lines and a polished production, resonated with listeners and contributed to the popularization of the genre. Albums such as "Saxophonic" and "Hello Tomorrow" showcased his ability to blend jazz with pop sensibilities, appealing to a wide audience.