Smooth Jazz Guitar for Evening – 2 Hours of 90s Urban Soul

A 90s urban-soul session for the hours when the room gets quieter and the day begins to slow down. More than two hours for an evening desk, a favorite chair, or the speakers you saved up for. Warm hollow-body guitar carries the set in octave lines, bluesy single-note phrases, and concise chord endings. Rhodes, restrained pads, congas, and a firm rhythm section keep the pulse moving without crowding the melody. It recalls a polished late-night FM set that could make you stay in the car until the announcer named the next record. Listening notes: • Evening reading or desk work • A quiet drink after dinner • Home Hi-Fi listening with the lights low Which 80s or 90s smooth jazz album first made you listen for tone as much as melody? Tell me in the comments. Smooth Flow Jazz creates instrumental sessions for work, reading, and quiet hours. Subscribe for more sessions like this. 🎵 Tracklist & Chapters 0:00:00 – 01. Auralis 0:04:29 – 02. Cadensia 0:09:11 – 03. Tappin’ 0:12:44 – 04. Skippin’ 0:17:00 – 05. For Leon 0:21:17 – 06. Mack 0:25:18 – 07. Mason Pier at Noon 0:29:08 – 08. Renoir Plaza at Five 0:33:01 – 09. Do You Recall? 0:38:03 – 10. If I Had Known 0:41:36 – 11. Jukebox Jive 0:45:45 – 12. Snare Snap 0:50:18 – 13. Vinyl Receipt 0:54:12 – 14. Curbside 0:58:54 – 15. Turnpike 1:03:49 – 16. Highrise 1:08:17 – 17. Paycheck 1:12:05 – 18. Dialtone 1:16:47 – 19. Marquee 1:20:21 – 20. Blueprint 1:23:47 – 21. Postmark 1:28:18 – 22. Mailbox 1:32:47 – 23. Handrail 1:37:32 – 24. Billboard 1:41:10 – 25. Paperback 1:45:13 – 26. Apartment 1:49:41 – 27. Tailgate 1:53:49 – 28. Switchboard 1:58:32 – 29. Doorstep 2:02:32 – 30. Railyard 2:06:37 – 31. Dashboard 2:10:17 – 32. Headphones 2:14:16 – 33. Crossfade