Born and raised in Fresno Bob comes to KFSR with a very musical background, his father was long time and well known Fresno band leader Ralph Manfredo and Bob has been playing drums since he was 15. Read more about Bob Manfredo...
Listen to Bob Manfredo on 90.7 KFSR:
Fridays: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
"Music is your own experience, your own thoughts, your wisdom. If you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn." [Charlie Parker]
Although I’m not a "musician" per se, music is what I love hearing and something I play in my spare time. While all instruments are amazing; trumpet is what I’ve always enjoyed playing since the age of 10. I am a fourth year student attending California State University of Fresno, studying Mass Communications and Journalism with an emphasis in Media Broadcasting. I’m not sure where my path to success will take me, but I hope to have a successful career doing what I love; putting a smile on the face of the public. I am also a proud member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
- Tyrone Brazzell
Listen to Tyrone Brazzell on 90.7 KFSR:
Wednesdays: 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM
LA based jazz vocalist Julie Kelly is our guest this week, talking about her new CD Everything I Love. She'll be performing in Fresno on Friday June 25th at 8:00 PM at the Club One Showroom, in a concert presented by JazzFresno.
Pianist Julian Waterfall Pollack is one of the most talked about young musicians in jazz. A Bay Area native and recent NYU graduate, he has already achieved several significant career milestones, including a featured spot on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz, and opening for Chick Corea's group at the Blue Note in New York City.
Listen to our interview with Julian Waterfall Pollack:
Valley native and San Diego based pianist, composer and bandleader Rick Helzer talks with 90.7 KFSR's Joe Moore about his music and his upcoming performance in Fresno on June 4th at Club One.
90.7 KFSR welcomes Justin Copeland to its airwaves as one of the station's newest jazz hosts. You can hear Justin on the air Tuesday mornings 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM for Morning Jazz.
In addition to being on the staff of KFSR, Justin is also a talented musician, and plays trumpet in the Fresno State Jazz Orchestra and Jazz Combo.
90.7 KFSR welcomes Tyler Howell back to the airwaves of the Valley, as our newest Morning Jazz host, Fridays from 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM. You may remember Tyler's voice as he had previously been a 90.7 KFSR host in 2006/2007. Tyler is a Fresno State student working on a degree in biology, and plays piano in the Fresno State Jazz Orchestra and Jazz Combo.
Join Mike Miller every Friday afternoon from noon till 3:00 PM as he continues the jazz tradition with classics and new recordings, immediately following his father Woody Miller's Morning Jazz program. Get your weekend started with some great tunes. Tune in every Friday for Mike Miller - part of Full Spectrum Jazz on 90.7 KFSR.
90.7 KFSR is Central California's radio home for quality jazz programming year round. Our weekday morning programs start your day in style with cool and swinging sounds. Full Spectrum Jazz brings you the latest sounds every afternoon, plus classic tracks. And our weekday afternoon drive hosts bring it home with a diverse mix of sounds from bebop to swing; bossa nova to salsa.
Jazz Classics Overnight
Monday thru Friday Midnight - 6:00 AM Jazz classics in the overnight and early morning hours
Full Spectrum Jazz Afternoons
Monday thru Friday - Noon - 4:00 PM Monday: Best of KFSR Jazz (12-4pm)
Tuesday: Best of KFSR Jazz (12-4pm)
Wednesday: Best of KFSR Jazz (12-4pm)
Thursday: Best of KFSR Jazz (12-2pm) Thursday: Jim Compton-Schmidt (2pm - 4pm)
Friday: Mike Miller (12pm - 3pm)
Friday: Karen Marguth (3pm-4pm)
Listen to interviews with some of the world's top jazz artists, as heard on 90.7 KFSR's jazz programming. From jazz stars like Al Jarreau and Karrin Allyson, to lesser known artists, you'll hear unique insights and behind the scenes information about the music and artists themselves.
Join local jazz vocalist Karen Marguth for a new program that features the many different voices of jazz - The Vocal Hour - Friday afternoons from 3:00 PM till 4:00 PM on 90.7 KFSR. You'll hear artists ranging from Billie Holiday to Eva Cassidy and beyond, so be sure to tune in for an hour of some of the best vocalists in the world. More info about Karen Marguth...
The Vocal Hour with Karen Marguth
Fridays at 3:00 PM on 90.7 KFSR
Start your weekend off right, every Friday from 4:00 PM till 6:00 PM with Jazz, Blues and More. Each week Roger Gonzales plays an eclectic mix of music ranging from Paul DeLay to The Swan Silvertones, from Kurt Elling to the Buena Vista Social Club and much more. Roger's passion for music goes far beyond his work on 90.7 KFSR. In fact, Roger is one the Valley's top harmonica players, and is well versed in both jazz and blues. Roger's music career began when he picked up a harmonica at the tender age of 37. After six months in the music school of hard knocks, Roger sought a mentor. He was fortunate to find harmonica master Eddie Gordon as his mentor and continues to be under his tutelage. Returning to college in his forties, Roger has since completed his Bachelor's and Master’s degrees in Music Education at CSUF. Read more about Roger Gonzales...
Join Jeff Parker for the swinging sounds of jazz, from the big band era to today - every Tuesday afternoon from 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM on 90.7 KFSR. Jazz Joint Jump includes music from the masters of jazz in the 1930s and 1940s and follows many of the great Swing Era soloists and bandleaders throughout their careers. Attention is also given to the mainstream jazz instrumentalists and vocalists of the 1950s and 1960s swinging the songs of the great songwriters of Tin Pan Alley. You'll also hear a number of modern day jazz musicians and soloists on the play list. From Duke Ellington to Diana Krall, Jazz Joint Jump runs the full gamut of jazz that swings. Read more about Jeff Parker and Jazz Joint Jump... Vist Jeff Parker's website Swing Music.net...
Tune in every weekday morning at 8:55 and 11:55 for the 90.7 KFSR - JazzFresno.org calendar of upcoming jazz events. Find out what musicians are playing in Fresno, and also learn about events at out of town venues like Yoshi's in Oakland and the Jazz Bakery in LA. For a complete listing of local jazz events, visit JazzFresno.org
"Music is your own experience, your own thoughts, your wisdom. If you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn." [Charlie Parker]
LA based jazz vocalist 
Pianist Julian Waterfall Pollack is one of the most talked about young musicians in jazz. A Bay Area native and recent NYU graduate, he has already achieved several significant career milestones, including a featured spot on Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz, and opening for Chick Corea's group at the Blue Note in New York City.
Valley native and San Diego based pianist, composer and bandleader Rick Helzer talks with 90.7 KFSR's Joe Moore about his music and his upcoming performance in Fresno on June 4th at Club One.
Join Mike Miller every Friday afternoon from noon till 3:00 PM as he continues the jazz tradition with classics and new recordings, immediately following his father Woody Miller's Morning Jazz program. Get your weekend started with some great tunes. Tune in every Friday for Mike Miller - part of Full Spectrum Jazz on 90.7 KFSR.
90.7 KFSR is Central California's radio home for quality jazz programming year round. Our weekday morning programs start your day in style with cool and swinging sounds. Full Spectrum Jazz brings you the latest sounds every afternoon, plus classic tracks. And our weekday afternoon drive hosts bring it home with a diverse mix of sounds from bebop to swing; bossa nova to salsa.
Start your weekend off right, every Friday from 4:00 PM till 6:00 PM with Jazz, Blues and More. Each week Roger Gonzales plays an eclectic mix of music ranging from Paul DeLay to The Swan Silvertones, from Kurt Elling to the Buena Vista Social Club and much more. Roger's passion for music goes far beyond his work on 90.7 KFSR. In fact, Roger is one the Valley's top harmonica players, and is well versed in both jazz and blues. Roger's music career began when he picked up a harmonica at the tender age of 37. After six months in the music school of hard knocks, Roger sought a mentor. He was fortunate to find harmonica master Eddie Gordon as his mentor and continues to be under his tutelage. Returning to college in his forties, Roger has since completed his Bachelor's and Master’s degrees in Music Education at CSUF.
