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Let's listen to some great talented singers!

Not Basketball! - We're talking great music from Utah jazz artists!

I'll give you some history about George & Ira Gershwin's SUMMERTIME

Let's celebrate some jazz players born between August 23rd and September 22nd

Pumpkin spice up your playlist with this lineup of established favorites and rising stars, including Franz Ferdinand, Zac Brown Band, and The War and Treaty. Warm your soul and satisfy your cravings for new music right here on KPCW!

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