Original Hot 103 Playlist
- 03:14 L'Trimm - Cars With The Boom
- 03:11 Rico Suave - Gerardo
- 03:07 Rare Arts - Yeah (I Got You Movin')
- 03:02 Jody Watley - Looking For A New Love
- 02:57 Kon Kan - I Beg Your Pardon
- 02:54 Rainy Davis - Sweetheart
- 02:50 Apollonia - Since I Fell For You
- 02:47 KLF - 3 AM Eternal
- 02:43 KC The Sunshine Band - That's the Way I Like It
- 02:40 Hanson and Davis - Hungry For Your Love
- 02:35 New Kids On The Block - My Favorite Girl
- 02:32 Timmy T - One More Try
- 02:29 Lisa Stansfield - All Around The World
- 02:28 Stevie B - Love & Emotion
- 02:25 D'zyre - Forever Amo'r
- 02:25 Lisa Stansfield - All Around The World
- 02:21 Five Star - Can't Wait Another Minute
- 02:20 D'zyre - Forever Amo'r
- 02:19 Listener Promo 1 - Call The Hotline For requests and to leave a comment, 347-827-1035
- 02:16 Five Star - Can't Wait Another Minute
- 02:13 Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam
- 02:08 Miguel Brown - So Many Men
- 02:05 Midi, Maxi & Efti - Bad Bad Boys
- 02:03 Club Nouveau - Lean On Me
- 02:02 Expose - Exposed to Love
- 01:56 Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)
- 01:55 Club Nouveau - Lean On Me
- 01:52 Shannon - Let The Music Play
- 01:50 Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)
- 01:46 Milli Vanilli - Girl I'm Gonna Miss You
- 01:45 Shannon - Let The Music Play
- 01:42 Jammy - Walk Away
- 01:41 Milli Vanilli - Girl I'm Gonna Miss You
- 01:38 Cindy Janson - Number One
- 01:36 Jammy - Walk Away
- 01:33 Noel - Silent Morning
- 01:32 Cindy Janson - Number One
- 01:27 MARRS - Pump Up The Volume
- 01:26 Noel - Silent Morning
- 01:26 Promo 7 - Call The Hotline For requests and to leave a comment, 347-827-1035
- 01:22 MARRS - Pump Up The Volume
- 01:17 Stacey Q - We Connect
- 01:12 Taylor Dayne - Tell It To My Heart
- 01:07 TKA - Tears May Fall
- 01:03 The Jets - Crush On You
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Original Hot 103 was a radio station based in the United States known for its urban contemporary format. It launched in the New York City market in the early 1980s, targeting a young, diverse audience with a mix of hip-hop, R&B, and dance music. The station operated under the call letters WQHT and later transitioned to 97.1 FM, rebranding as Hot 97. It was one of the pioneering stations to adopt a hip-hop-focused format, helping shape the genre's mainstream prominence.
