Smooth Jazz CD101.9 Playlist
- 03:41 Peter White - Boulevard
- 03:35 Lowell Hopper - Mellow Vibe
- 03:30 Gerald Albright - Living My Best Life
- 03:26 Patti Austin - Razzamatazz
- 03:22 Brian Simpson - It's All Good
- 03:17 Terrence Richburg - Don't Worry
- 03:13 Ellis Hamilton - So Happy With You
- 03:09 Kenny G - Love On The Rise
- 03:05 Carol Albert - Pink Flamango (Brand New)
- 03:02 Randy Goodrum Silhouette
- 02:57 Marion Meadows - One More Chance
- 02:53 Aston Grey Project - You Be On
- 02:49 Najee (Brand New) - Salvador
- 02:46 Gloria Estefan - How Can I Be Sure
- 02:39 Apostles - Mercy, Mercy Me
- 02:35 Phillip Doc Martin - Hermosa (It's Only Her)
- 02:31 Spontaneous Groovin' Combustion - Funk in the Trunk
- 02:28 Bona Fide - Natty Boh
- 02:23 Follow Me
- 02:19 Rippingtons - Vienna
- 02:14 Tom Reaves Jr. - The Journey
- 02:11 Darryl Murrill - Get On Up
- 02:08 Club 1600 - 1600 Broadway
- 02:04 Steve Oliver - Sunkiss
- 02:01 Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes - If You Don't Know Me By Now
- 01:56 Alexander Ethan Grey - Hey Ninteen
- 01:53 Pamela Williams - Strollin'
- 01:49 Nyee Moses - Between Us
- 01:44 Joyce Cooling - Take Me There
- 01:38 Keith Andrew - Soul Expedition
- 01:35 Patrick Lamb - I Just Wanna Stop (feat. B. Slade)
- 01:32 Take My Wings
- 01:28 Norman Brown - Casual Cool (Brand New)
- 01:24 Al Jarreau - We're In This Love Together
- 01:20 Michael Broening - Together Again
- 01:16 Nils - Trip Me
- 01:12 Dr. Dave & The HouseCall Band - Late Night With Dr. Dave (Revisited Version)
- 01:08 3rd Force - Show Me The Way
- 01:05 Johnny Rivers - Slow Dancin
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Smooth Jazz CD101.9 was a popular radio station in New York City that broadcast on the frequency WQCD 101.9 FM from 1988 to 2008. It specialized in the smooth jazz format, blending instrumental and vocal jazz with a contemporary feel, and became a flagship station for the genre in the United States. Owned by Emmis Communications, the station helped popularize smooth jazz in a major urban market but faced declining ratings in the mid-2000s. In February 2008, WQCD switched formats to rock and became WRXP, marking the end of its smooth jazz era. Despite its closure, CD101.9 remains a nostalgic favorite for fans of the genre.
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