Airport Express fails to be streamed from by iTunes

So when I use the Airport Utility (v.5.4.2) to configure an airport express (v.6.3) everything's fine. It can join my WPA network and is visible in iTunes (v.9.0.3).
But as soon as I try to connect:
An unknown error (-15006) ocurred while connecting to the remote speaker <blah>
The annoying aspect is using Airfoil and other apps (e.g. Spotify) I can stream perfectly, but as soon as iTunes attempts to connect, I see the error and need to cut power and restart it to make it visible again.
iTunes can't eat its own dogfood, but Airfoil can?
The firewall is disabled, if that's your first suggestion!

First of all, I feel your frustration...
Second, you cannot install Airport Express on any device...
You can only install "Airport Utility" on devices......
Third, your profile shows you have a Black Macbook running 10.5.5
Is this correct??????????????
A little more info and updated information will help all of us.........

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