ned c**k says:

08-29-2009

107.5 the oasis, is always the smoothest. Fo-shizzle, my nizzle... word to ur muther.

Joseph says:

07-17-2009

I love "So What" so much that it made me revisit and appreciate Miles Davis for once and always. @Lash, "new" 16 years after the fact?

Caesarzenbud says:

04-19-2009

I've listened to Ronny Jordan since the 70's, when rock n' roll hit a lull, and Jazz was jamming, even on contemporary stations that played primarily punk rock. I am referring to KROQ out of L.A. in particular, where every Sunday they would play Fusion Jazz and Reggae, with a mix of Rock,
Reggae and Jazz, like; Lee Ritenour, BoB Marley, UB40, Carlos Santana, Steely Dan and more, and Ronny Jordan was there! It went from heavy hitting Fusion Jazz, to Cool Jazz, and now they call it Smooth Jazz

Phil J. Gearring says:

edited on 01-22-2009

I've been listening to smooth jazz since '85 when my brother told me about this great new station in Chicago that helped him relax and unwind on his way home from work. The station was WNUA 95.5 and one of the first songs I heard was "After Hours(The Antidote)" by Ronny Jordan. I quickly got that CD along with five other now smooth jazz classics from Columbia House after listening to this station!! I miss WNUA now that I'm in Indy, but I'm still a big smooth jazz fan! There's no better music!!

Lash (the bear) says:

07-17-2008

Hi my name is Lash, and this song from Ronny Jordan's new CD "the antidote" is the bomb.
I mean very cool jazz-smoothh h h

dgriff235 says:

06-11-2008

One of the best smooth jazz albums ever made!