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.
Local jazz vocalist Karen Marguth recently stopped by the 90.7 KFSR studio with her band Espacio (including Eva Scow, Kevin Hill and Mike Taylor) to promote the release of her new CD, titled Karen Marguth. Hear the band perform three songs live in-studio, plus three more from the new CD, and our interview with Karen. Listen online:
90.7 KFSR's Woody Miller talks with local jazz master Bobby Logan about his music and career in this interview. We'll learn more about Bobby's recollections of Fresno jazz from years gone by, his friendship with Joe Henderson, opening for musicians like Thelonious Monk and more. Listen online:
Fresno based drummer Brian Hamada, a member of the contemporary jazz quintet "bug," joins us in-studio to talk about the release of their new CD "The Gadlfy" on Seattle's Origin Records. The group has several Fresno connections, including Hamada, and former Fresno State jazz band director and pianist James Miley. "bug" also features saxophonist Peter Epstein, guitarist Jeff Miley and bassist Roger Shew. We'll learn more about the origins of the group, the process of recording this CD (their second), and much more. Listen online:
Saxophonist Ted Nash has traveled the world several times over as a member of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra since 1998. Led by Wynton Marsalis, the prestigious big band comes to the San Joaquin Valley for a performance at the Turlock Community Theatre on Thursday September 24th at 7:30 PM. We recently spoke with Ted from Banff, Alberta, where he is performing with the JALCO. We'll find out what's it's like working for Wynton Marsalis, and playing in one of the most well known jazz groups in the world. We'll also learn more about Ted's most recent solo CD "The Mancini Project." Listen online:
On Wednesday July 29th, 2009 Les Nunes, local jazz trombonist and leader of the group the Fresno Urban Jazz Experience joined us live in-studio to talk about his new group. The band just got back from a European tour, which had them playing in a number of prestigious German jazz venues, as well as a featured spot at the WDR Musik Fest 09 in Munster (Fresno's sister city). The band fuses jazz, funk, latin, reggae and even hip-hop influences into a unique sound that represents the diversity of the Valley. It features Les Nunes (trombone); Gene Doi (saxophone); Nathan Johnson (trumpet); Ron DeLarm (guitar); Marco Tulio Rodriguez (keyboards); Adan Infante (bass); George Ramirez (drums); and Aaron Wall (percussion/mc). Listen to Les Nunes talk about the Fresno Urban Jazz Experience
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
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.
Night Lights w/ David Brent Johnson Saturdays at midnight / Mondays at 12:02 PM
Night Lights presents jazz, from 1950 to the present, and is hosted by David Brent Johnson. "Night Lights is a program of jazz in sound, story and song," says Johnson. "I try to make each show a cultural narrative about whatever artist or theme I'm highlighting." Night Lights is produced by our friends at WFIU Public Radio at Indiana University in Bloomington, and airs on stations throughout the nation.
Night Lights w/ David Brent Johnson
Saturdays at Midnight & Mondays at 12:02 PM on 90.7 KFSR
Longtime LA based jazz radio personality Helen Borgers talks with some of the biggest artists in jazz, and plays their music in the new hour-long program "Sittin' In with Helen Borgers." Tune in to hear upcoming guests including Gerald Wilson, Hank Jones, Chuck Berghoffer, Kenny Burrell, Butch Myles, Byron Stripling, Joe Lovano, Tamir Hendelman and many more. "The greatest names in jazz know Helen by name." Read more about Sittin' In...
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...
Woody Miller, longtime Valley radio pioneer, educator and jazz fan, is the now on 90.7 KFSR KFSR's Morning Jazz, Fridays from 9:00 AM till 12:00 PM. Woody was instrumental in bringing the sounds of jazz and soul to the airwaves of the Valley in the 1950's, 60's and 70's on his Fowler based station KLIP AM. Now you can hear Woody play Duke, Lady Day, Sassy, Diz and more, every Friday morning from 9:00 AM till 12:00 PM, on 90.7 KFSR's Morning Jazz. Read more about Woody Miller...
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
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.
Local jazz vocalist Karen Marguth recently stopped by the 90.7 KFSR studio with her band Espacio (including Eva Scow, Kevin Hill and Mike Taylor) to promote the release of her new CD, titled Karen Marguth. Hear the band perform three songs live in-studio, plus three more from the new CD, and our interview with Karen. 
90.7 KFSR's Woody Miller talks with local jazz master Bobby Logan about his music and career in this interview. We'll learn more about Bobby's recollections of Fresno jazz from years gone by, his friendship with Joe Henderson, opening for musicians like Thelonious Monk and more.
Fresno based drummer Brian Hamada, a member of the contemporary jazz quintet "bug," joins us in-studio to talk about the release of their new CD "The Gadlfy" on Seattle's Origin Records. The group has several Fresno connections, including Hamada, and former Fresno State jazz band director and pianist James Miley. "bug" also features saxophonist Peter Epstein, guitarist Jeff Miley and bassist Roger Shew. We'll learn more about the origins of the group, the process of recording this CD (their second), and much more.
Saxophonist Ted Nash has traveled the world several times over as a member of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra since 1998. Led by Wynton Marsalis, the prestigious big band comes to the San Joaquin Valley for a performance at the 
On Wednesday July 29th, 2009 Les Nunes, local jazz trombonist and leader of the group the Fresno Urban Jazz Experience joined us live in-studio to talk about his new group. The band just got back from a European tour, which had them playing in a number of prestigious German jazz venues, as well as a featured spot at the 
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.
Night Lights presents jazz, from 1950 to the present, and is hosted by David Brent Johnson. "Night Lights is a program of jazz in sound, story and song," says Johnson. "I try to make each show a cultural narrative about whatever artist or theme I'm highlighting." Night Lights is produced by our friends at WFIU Public Radio at Indiana University in Bloomington, and airs on stations throughout the nation.
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.
Woody Miller, longtime Valley radio pioneer, educator and jazz fan, is the now on 90.7 KFSR KFSR's Morning Jazz, Fridays from 9:00 AM till 12:00 PM. Woody was instrumental in bringing the sounds of jazz and soul to the airwaves of the Valley in the 1950's, 60's and 70's on his Fowler based station KLIP AM. Now you can hear Woody play Duke, Lady Day, Sassy, Diz and more, every Friday morning from 9:00 AM till 12:00 PM, on 90.7 KFSR's Morning Jazz.