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Live & Local: Nicole Zuraitis wields her pen against the robots with her 20-song saga, “The Devil I Knew” | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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Have you ever listened to a record and felt like you were in your favorite cozy spot, deep in a really good book? This is how it felt as I flipped through the pages of vocalist and composer Nicole Zuraitis’ latest concept album called The Devil I Knew. It’s a five-part saga that plays out the idea of being the villain in another one’s story. The songs tell the tale of a love that felt right until it felt fleeting and address how letting go can be complicated. Even the person who walks away often
KUVO Remembers Jazz Vocalist Cassandra Wilson (1955-2026) | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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Born in Jackson, Mississippi in 1955, singer and National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master Cassandra Wilson died at her home in the city of her birth on September 1. She was 70. She had a long career, starting playing piano at 6, then guitar at 12. She worked as a vocalist in the mid-1970s, and in the 1980s moved to New York City, where she became one of the founding members of the creative collective known as M-Base. Then she went acoustic. On KUVO’s airwaves, we’ve been playing the fruits of
Eats & Beats | Uno-Dos-Tres: The Times Top Mexican Restaurants feature Denver; Wine on the Western Slope gets attention; Denver cuisine takes to the sky | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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Music Credit: Cambia el Paso - Jennifer Lopez, Rauw Alejandro; Raise It Up - Bacao Rhythm and Steel Band; Huachuma - La Chooma Abi Clark: Well, you have locked into Uno Dos Tres Eats and Beats where we talk food and drink, Colorado-style. These are some stories that caught my eye that I want to share with you. And Denver is catching the eye on the national level of some other publications like the New York Times. Abi Clark: Yo, the New York Times just released 41 of the greatest Mexican restaura
Telluride Jazz 2026: “The other side of the mountains is the Milky Way” | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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Every August, jazz heads flock to the western slope as if on a musical migration to the Telluride Jazz Festival. This live music institution has celebrated 49 years of jazz, funk, and soul in the high country. Last weekend, alldaywes, our station producer Will, and Abi Clark raised the KUVO Tent in Telluride Town Park for two days of live music and creative conversation. Day one brought DTF to the Town Park stage. They are a brand new organ trio led by GRAMMY-nominated drummer Adam Deitch of Let
Eats & Beats: Joy Hill – fresh with the cocktails & pizza | KUVO Jazz (opens the original)
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Stepping into Joy Hill on South Broadway feels less like entering a restaurant and more like pulling up to a good friend's house—one with impeccable taste in décor and an even better appreciation for thoughtfully crafted food. Housed in what was once a 19th-century trolley depot, the neighborhood restaurant has built its reputation around wood-fired pizzas made with signature sourdough crust, hand-pulled mozzarella and locally sourced ingredients. But Joy Hill's appeal extends well beyond pizza.
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