Jazz89 KUVO is a full service jazz station, we have a global reputation for playing the entire spectrum of recorded jazz, from its inception in the 1920s through the swing era, from be-bop to post bop,  from the 1960s soul jazz movement through 1980s fusion jazz and onward to the latest recordings. Moreover, we take pride in spotlighting the music and musicians of Denver, the Front Range and Colorado.

Throughout the year we broadcast performances by local musicians as well as national or internationally known artists playing in our Phyllis A. Greer Performance Studio. By the same token, we ensure the future of jazz through our monthly broadcast performances of local middle school, high school and college ensembles.

Saturday afternoons we detour from playing jazz, we begin with our blues show which is followed by classic R’n’B from the 1940s and 1950s. Saturday nights is funk, classic and contemporary, next up is our neo-soul/hip hop program.

Sunday is specialty day, Native American music and news, then Latin American folklore and news followed by gospel music. Moving on, we feature the music of the Southwest Mexican-American and Chicano experience succeeded by Latin rock.  Sundays move forward with the music of the African Diaspora, then we feature salsa and Latin jazz continuing with Brazilian before returning to our jazz format on Sunday night. All of these shows feature roots, classics and modern styles.

Arturo Gómez
Music Director