"Joe Bonner Quartet live at KUVO, October 1998"

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challenged by Republican state treasurer Matt Fung is still fending off questions about a $50000. Answer. Coalition. Elizabeth Arnold. This is John Glenn's first full day in space the oldest astronaut to ever orbit the Earth has begun experiments studying the effects of weightlessness on the human body. I want to talk on Wall Street the Dow Jones Industrial Average is up one hundred fourteen point eighty six hundred of nine in heavy trading the Nasdaq is up nearly 13 at seven we got 70. This is NPR. And this is a day nine point three KUVO in Denver My name's Eric Dalio Thanks for joining me here on your oasis in the city. Once again this hour we would love to hear you call in at 3 0 3 4 8 0 9 2 7 2 or 1 800 5 7 4 5 8 8 6 and pledge your support to to KUVO.

Lots of great ways to pay lots of easy ways to do it. You can get that great membership card. We're joined in the studio this afternoon I'm live in the performance studio made possible by listener member support with the job honor group and we'll let you jump in and start things off Joe right here on your oasis in the city live. Joe I'm still in Colorado. I want to say hello to all my friends in Denver and I want to urge you to support just jazz. Station so have some music 24 hours a day. I just came from Los Angeles and there's no 24 hour jazz station. And New York there's not one of the largest stations. San Francisco there's an old play for all jazz station some job on it. Do you wanna job Ana. I'm gonna support KUVO radio.

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All right job honor right here on eighty nine point three year oasis in the city.

Seventeen minutes after 1:00 o'clock my name's Eric Valeo Thanks for tuning in. As you know we're in the midst of our fall membership drive. Give us a call 3 0 3 4 8 0 9 2 7 2 or 1 800 5 7 4 5 8 6. Joel let you introduce the group and tell us a little bit about that last song. Well thank you so much and I'm very happy today to feature this young man my new tenor saxophone protege. I want to promote him all over Colorado and send him to New York. His name is Jesse Mondale Jesse Lee. We know him as Jesse the wonderful saxophone player. He reminds me of my teacher Harold Vick We have Charles last from Boulder. And my basically my faithful stablemate companion has taken care of me. Is Dick Dixon. Thank you dear. And we will enjoy their rendition of the song called like Alice.

Like Alice and Alice was a very wonderful woman who was the mother of my best friend Haroldswick who passed away and Alice was one of those that we were and would like to dedicate that to her. However we want you to know that if you like what you hear we want to hear your phone calls right now. Call in and make your plate. Thank you. That's right call 3 0 3 4 8 0 9 2 7 2. Got some good news to report want to say thank you to Peter Marino from Westminster. He says he likes the straight ahead jazz and love to hear more he's a renewing member. So thank you very much Peter. Also Marshall McCall ski I believe is the last name I hope I did that right from North Glen is a new member so thank you very much Marshall. And also Gregory Holmes from Denver is another new member he read about it today in Norman provisos jazz notes and decided that it was about

time he should call up and support. Thank you Gregory we're getting closer to our goal we need seven more this hour. Give us a call for 0 9 2 7 2. If you call up and do instant payment that's check by phone or credit card Visa MasterCard American Express or discover. You'll get a one year subscription to 50 to 80 publishing's magazine Mile-High magazine and about everything going on in the arts entertainment local trends in the area. It's a $16 value so you know if you pledge at the $60 level with instant payment your memberships are already starting to pay for itself. Lots of easy ways to do it lots of levels the 25 senior student level the $40 benefactor $60 you get the hat. Eighty nine dollars T-shirt. One hundred twenty dollar level you can pick up that sweatshirt. You know when it starts to get a little chilly out there might come in handy. And of course with all those memberships you get the KUVO membership card lots of discounts to area

merchants and CD stores and flowers and and all sorts of things tickets. So give us a call support KUVO. We've got some great live musicians in the studio this afternoon. Pledging their support for KUVO they're in here because they love the music they love the station. Now it's your turn to step up and call 3 0 3 4 8 0 9 2 7 2 or 1 800 5 7 4 5 8 8 6. And of course we're all here listening because of the music So Joe I'm going to turn things back over to you. Thank you very much like to re-emphasize. My feelings for such a wonderful jazz media which we need here in Denver so I can hear at 3 o'clock in the morning four o'clock in the boarded Biba Charlie Parker dear dolphin John Kultury and a lot of people don't have that privilege so let's support KUVO. I'm here

for the reason I want to feature Jesse one tail on a successful. He's playing a song that was written for the Great Wall to be a piano player record 1967. We hope you like it. It's called Waltz for British. To.

A. Say. Job honor right here on eighty nine point three year oasis in the city give us a call 3 0 3 4 8 0 9 2 7 2 we need to hear from seven more people this hour and voicing your support for jazz. Tell us a little bit about that last tune Joe. Yes thank you. I was hoping that you would enjoy that waltz written for one of my first piano teachers was a wall to Bishop from New York. Son of Walter Bishop seeing it and I was hanging out in New York City in

1965 Haroldswick Roy Brooks and Walter Bishop was giving me piano lessons in there. Paralytic in the wall to Bishop wrote that song together it's called a waltz for Bish. And where else can you hear live music like this in the Denver area except right here on eighty nine point three in our performance studio all made possible by the listener. Members of KUVO. So now's your chance. And we'd love to hear from you at 3 0 3 4 8 0 9 2 7 2 or 1 800 5 7 4 KUVO. Once again if you call in this hour at the $60 level and do check by phone or credit card MasterCard American Express or discover you can pick up a one year subscription to 50 to 80 mile high magazine lets you know everything that's going on here in the area. Full color photography. Great stuff so check it out to 16 dollar values. So your membership already starts paying for itself right away.

If instant payment isn't your bag that's fine we can do one full payment. We'll send you a bill in the mail or monthly installments $5 a month or whatever's comfortable for you. Electronic Funds Transfer as well as another way. So we try to make it is easy as possible for you. So now call up pledge your support to KUVO for 8 0 9 2 7 2. Want to say thank you to Full Measures bakery family owned bakery at 1730 East 17th Avenue for providing lunch for our volunteers a delicious meal out there pies and sandwiches and all kinds of things. They're open from 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. serving breakfast and lunch full measures offers freshly baked pastries breads pizzas and will do holiday banking so thank you to Full Measures bakery for providing food for our volunteers. Also thanks to Eldorado Artesian Springs water Slims joint Odwalla juices and Safeway and of course the members and volunteers of

KUVO we couldn't do it without you. We're going to get back to the music here in just a second from Job Honore and his quartet. But we need to hear from you and six others still this hour it's just after 1:30 here on eighty nine point three. And we'd love to hear and have your support for live jazz here at KUVO 3 0 3 4 8 0 9 2 7 2 or 1 800 5 7 4 5 8 8 6. Call up and support KUVO. Yeah this is a job on a second. I hope that the community and the jazz community of Denver will support the KUVO radio station eight or nine point three FM. Please call in your place now. I want you to hear me play. Don't forget that this is your home. Thank you. Yeah the job on a Cortez right here on eighty nine point three

FM. We now need to hear from you and five other people thank you to an anonymous anonymous member from Denver she's renewing her membership. She wants to dedicate her membership to John Howe a fine artist who passed away recently and was a great supporter of jazz and KUVO and she also says that job honor being here for Kubo is a great thing so thank you Joe for coming and thank you to the new anonymous renewing member. So we'd love to hear from you. 3 0 3 4 8 0 9 2 7 2 or 1 800 5 7 4 5 8 8 6. We heard from Greeley last hour we heard from Fort Collins last hour. We haven't heard from him yet this hour so how about you guys up there. 1 800 5 7 4 5 8 8 6. Don't forget about the instant payment incentive at the $60 level or above if you do check by phone or credit card. You'll get a one year subscription to Denver's mile high magazine. A nice thing that starts paying for

itself right away. Also with that a membership card. Lots of great discounts around the Denver area for a lot of the businesses that support KUVO and support jazz because they believe in it. And you do too and that's why you listen to eighty nine point three KUVO. So now's your chance to voice your support and say Yes I like hearing Jo Bonner live in the studio on a Friday afternoon. So call us 4 8 0 9 2 7 2. Drop that 3 0 3 in front of it or 1 800 5 7 4 5 8 6 lots of easy ways to do it. One full payment monthly installments. You know think about it we all probably spend $5 a month easy on junk food and everything. So put it toward something that you believe in something that gets you through the day even if you just listen a little bit imagine if it wasn't there on your FM dial if you didn't have that to go to to kind of ease your sanity a little bit out there. 4 8 0 9 2 7 2 0 or 1

800 5 7 4 5 8 8 6. We're going to get back to music here in just a second from Mr. job on or so we'd love to have your call. Love to read your name on the air or list you as a new anonymous member whatever works for you. Give us a call 4 8 0 9 2 7 2. It's about 144 And you're listening to your oasis in the city my name's Eric Valeo live in the studio with the job honor quartet. And as you know we're in the midst of our pledge drive. So call up give us your support we need to hear from six more new or renewing members this hour. Joe we're about to hear another song for you if you want to kind of tell us about the last one and then you can dive right into the next 1 3 0 3 4 8 0 9 2 7 2. Thank you very much Kubota radio station. I'm Joe Bodley been around

for so many years in Colorado and we hope that the community will be appreciative of having such a media exposure Florida jazz music here in Denver. I'm happy to feature just one very wonderful quartet of some of the finest talented jazz artists in town that I've met over the years. And these men have been my friends and that take care of me and rescued me and you know that's really the beauty of what jazz is and I'm very happy to feature Jesse Montelena saxophone Chas Lee ash on the drums and Dick Dixon on the bass and yours truly is going to be old old spirit. So I've been around and I want to urge you to keep your station alive. And all I need to say is that. That last tune with Clifford Brown's composition called Da load. And if you know jazz you would love Clifford Brown

wouldn't you. Yeah I know that's right. Quality is quality. I know that the people of Denver have some quality you know. I'm never giving up on you. I know that Denver has some good jazz quality and I want to right now play a very beautiful jazz composition written by Mel Waldron. It's called Soul II Soul II. Yeah.

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live in the KUVO performance studio made possible by the listener. Members of KUVO got a couple people to thank here want to say thank you to John Scarpelli I hope I didn't butcher that name. Thanks a lot. From Denver says Keep up the good work so thank you for renewing your membership John. Also thank you to Rick Weingarten from North Korea. Glenn thanks a lot Rick for Collin and says he's really enjoying the music so Thanks Rick for your support. I. Want to say thank you to wild oats and alfalfa as markets your community gathering place for specializing in organic natural and gourmet foods. We're doing well. We just need to hear from you and three others but don't worry about the other three. Worry about you. Call 4 8 0 9 2 7 2 or 1 800 5 7 4 5 8 8 6. We're going to hear one more from Joe Banner in his court. We're coming up to news at 1 minute after the hour so we've got about two or three minutes

here for you. Then we'll go to news from National Public Radio call and voice your support for KUVO. 1 800 5 7 4 5 8 6 0 0 3 0 3 4 8 0 9 2 7 2. Turn it back over to you Joe. Let her.

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