90s Smooth Jazz Guitar – 2 Hours for Night Work | Latin Groove

90s smooth jazz guitar with a Latin night pulse, made for work after dark, late reading, and home speakers at low volume. Two hours of nylon-led groove with clean lines, steady bass, and the kind of rhythm that keeps the room moving. The guitar carries the melody with rounded nylon tone, light syncopation, and short phrases that leave space around the beat. Electric piano, tight drums, congas, and bass sit behind it, giving the set a polished early-90s shape without turning it into a dance record. There is a trace of that late FM memory here: dashboard lights on, cassette deck running, and one more track before you turn the key off. Coastal after dark, but steady enough for real work. Listening notes: • Night work at a desk or in the garage • Reading with the speakers low • A late drive when the streets are quiet Which 90s smooth jazz guitar record still takes you back the fastest? Tell me in the comments. Smooth Flow Jazz creates guitar-led jazz instrumentals for work, reading, and quiet hours. Subscribe for more sessions like this. 🎵 Tracklist & Chapters 0:00:00 – 01. Tropicord 0:04:09 – 02. Cabanaire 0:07:27 – 03. Coastin’ 0:10:45 – 04. Sailin’ 0:14:13 – 05. For Carla 0:17:36 – 06. Uncle Ray 0:21:08 – 07. Bayshore Drive at Eleven 0:24:45 – 08. Avenida Sol at Dusk 0:28:33 – 09. Could This Be Us? 0:31:52 – 10. Was It You? 0:35:35 – 11. Marina Mirage 0:39:14 – 12. Clave Step 0:42:57 – 13. Dockside 0:46:29 – 14. Jetstream 0:51:02 – 15. Coral Map 0:55:04 – 16. Ferry Signal 0:58:48 – 17. Kingston Steps 1:03:40 – 18. Rumrunner 1:07:02 – 19. Treetop 1:10:24 – 20. Radio Mile 1:14:01 – 21. Slipstream 1:17:48 – 22. Mooring 1:22:46 – 23. Boardwalk 1:26:37 – 24. Calle Ocho 1:30:13 – 25. Brine 1:33:31 – 26. Palmetto 1:36:52 – 27. Meridian 1:40:39 – 28. Tailfin 1:43:48 – 29. Chrome Shore 1:47:53 – 30. Portico 1:51:35 – 31. Maracas 1:55:10 – 32. Speedometer 1:58:58 – 33. Odometer 2:02:53 – 34. Palisade 2:06:06 – 35. Runway 2:09:47 – 36. Afterburn