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Stardigio Program STAR digio 100 チャンネル：４３４ ＦＵＳＩＯＮ／ＳＭＯＯＴＨ ＪＡＺＺ 放送日：２００６／３／６～３／１２ 「番組案内（６時間サイクル）」 開始時刻：4：00～10：00～16：00～22：00～ 楽曲タイトル 演奏者名 FUSION BASICS(115) Feel Like Makin' Love Rick Braun SOUTH AMERICAN SOJOURN SPYRO GYRA Fantasy TOM GRANT AS JEAN-LUC PONTY DUCK SOUP CORNELL DUPREE E-DAY PROJECT 渡辺香津美 COWBOY REGGAE Don Grusin MISTER MAGIC RALPH MACDONALD TAKE ME THERE GROVER WASHINGTON, JR. Know You By Heart Dave Koz Journey's End RUSS FREEMAN & THE RIPPINGTONS FUSION BASICS(116) Holding On SHAKATAK WITH YOU I'M BORN AGAIN ERIC GALE She Comes From Somewhere CHRIS BOTTI Urban Gypsy MARC ANTOINE Najee's Theme NAJEE I CAN'T TURN YOU LOOSE （お前をはなさない） THE GADD GANG THIGHS HIGH (GRIP YOUR HIPS AND MOVE) TOM BROWNE WHAT'S GOING ON PETER WHITE TELL ME（やさしく囁いて） KENNY G CONDOR (Main title from "Three Days Of The Condor") DAVE GRUSIN Movin' On Bob James / Earl Klugh SMOOTH JAZZ HOURS Good Morning Heartache [Radio Edit] Chris Botti feat. Jill Scott Double Down [Album Version] Joe Mcbride Gramercy Groove [Album Version] Kenny Carr Mystique [Radio Edit] RICHARD ELLIOT Say Yes DEAN JAMES Don't Make Me Cry Cafe Soul Allstars Feat. Peabo Bryson & Boney James Breezin' [Live Radio Edit] GEORGE BENSON Summer Nights [Remix For Radio] NILS Bad Kat Karma Steve Raybine Body Music [Radio Edit] Michael B. Sutton Rouler Sa Bosse BRUCE COCKBURN What I Meant To Say [Version 2] Donny Osmond feat. Dave Koz El Alba [Radio Edit With Flute] CAMIEL Free [Radio Edit] Alex Bugnon Perfect Love [Guitar Mix] SIMPLY RED FUSION BASICS(105)（再） Three Roses 小沼ようすけ SLIGHT ACCENT SHEILA E. AND THE E-TRAIN SKY WALKER MALTA BRAZILICA RAMSEY LEWIS I Can't Help It BRANDON FIELDS, MITCHEL FORMAN, JAMES HARRAH, JOHN PENA, ABE LABORIEL JR. EL CAMINO REAL DAVID BENOIT YOU HAD ME AT HELLO Kirk Whalum feat. Maurice White YOHIMBE AVENUE BLUE featuring JEFF GOLUB OUTBACK OASIS Don Grusin NO LEFT TURN ON TUESDAY ALAIN CARON Love Castle CHICK COREA FUSION BASICS(106)（再） COME CLOSER, BABY TOM SCOTT SUNNY DAYS EDDIE M. HINO'S REGGAE 日野皓正 EXPRESSO GONG Presto 篠田元一 THERE'S ONLY YOU Art Porter THIRD WORLD NORMAN BROWN HERE'S TO YOU! MICHAEL WHITE PROJECT ALL THIS TIME NELSON RANGELL Sweet On You CHIELI MINUCCI SMOOTH JAZZ HOURS（再） Hookin' Up Brian Culbertson Softly, As In a Morning Sunrise GEORGE BENSON Ooh La La Jeff Lorber WALKIN' PAUL JACKSON JR. FIELDS OF GOLD FOURPLAY You Are Everything VANESSA WILLIAMS HOW DOES IT FEEL ANITA BAKER NO ORDINARY LOVE Chris Botti / v-Jill Zadeh california dreamin' QUEEN LATIFAH BELIEVE IN ME 3RD FORCE featuring Brian Hughes Get Em Goin' EUGE GROOVE Coolness WALTER BEASLEY ＊個人的に楽しむ場合を除き、著作権上無断複製は禁じられています。 ＊FAXサービスは(月)午前中入替作業の為、午後以降のご利用をお願い致します。ご了承ください。 ＊3/15（水）AM0：00～8：00の間、定期メンテナンスに伴い放送を休止致します。御了承下さい。.
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