Search results for 19
Lorraine Gordon
Today, as part of KUVO's observance of Women's History Month, we profile Lorraine Gordon, owner and manager of the Village Vanguard, one of the most storied clubs in jazz, referred…
Breakfast Jazz Gets Its Irish On
With a name like James Joyce, you can understand why JJ has an affinity for the holiday. Tune in Saturday morning from 6 till 8am for Breakfast Jazz with JJ…
The Jazz Baroness - 2008 documentary by Hannah Rothschild
review of The Jazz Baronness, clip from T.S. Monk, Helen Mirren reads Nina Rothschild's letters This film tells the story of the life of Pannonica Rothschild de Koneigswarter, an actual…
Review: Pat Metheny Unity Group at the Paramount Theater, 3/7/14
The Group is back. Sort of. For virtually his entire career, Pat Metheny has bounced back and forth between the highly successful Pat Metheny Group and a wide…
Women of the Harlem Renaissance
In Jazz Age Harlem, the rise of black culture produced talents like Langston Hughes and Duke Ellington. But this ‘Black Renaissance’ wasn’t limited to men. A largely unsung group of black…
"the tastiest thing to emerge from Philadelphia since the cheese steak sandwich"
Bassist Christian McBride, who is at Dazzle with his trio on Friday and Saturday, just might be the tastiest thing to emerge from Philadelphia since the cheese steak sandwich. Before…
Ladies Who Drum
As part of our observance of Women's History Month, and the Women and Girls Lead initiative, KUVO offers profiles of three ladies who drum. Terri Lyne Carington: A prodigy who, at…
Appearing in the Performance Studio
Tuesday, March 11 marks the date of the next edition of KUVO's long-standing High School / Collegiate Series. We'll be visited by musicians from Colorado State University in Fort Collins…
Dr. John, Professor Longhair, James Booker, Louisiana Spice
When you pledge to KUVO on Fat Tuesday and pay with a credit or debit card, EFT or check-by-phone, you are eligible to receive an extra gift.Extra Gifts for your pledge…
Bringing Home the Five Points Sound
Between the 1920s and 50s, the Five Points neighborhood was the heart of Denver's jazz scene. Known as the "Harlem of the West," Five Points played host to all the…
E-News Signup
Our weekly e-newsletter, Oasis Online, provides station and community event updates.
Become a Member
Join the growing family of people who believe that music is essential to our community. Your donation supports the work we do, the programs you count on, and the events you enjoy.
Download the App
Download KUVO's FREE app today! The KUVO Public Radio App allows you to take KUVO's music and news with you anywhere, anytime!