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Magic 89.9

City of license	Mandaluyong City
Broadcast area	Metro Manila
Branding	Magic 89.9
Slogan	"Today's Best Music"
Frequency	89.9 MHz
First air date	1986
Format	Pop, Alternative
Power	25,000 watts
ERP	75,000 watts
Callsign meaning	DW Tender Magic
Owner	Quest Broadcasting Incorporated
Website	http://www.magic899.fm/

Magic 89.9 (DWTM 89.9 MHz Metro Manila) is the flagship FM station of Quest Broadcasting Incorporated/The Radio Partners Inc. The station's two studios are located at Paragon Plaza, Mandaluyong City and Eastwood City Cyberpark, Libis, Quezon City.

1 History
2 On-air Personalities
3 Programs
4 The Quest Radio Network
5 Magic 89.9 CD Compilations
6 See also
7 External links

History

The station began regular operations barely 11 days before the end of the Marcos dictatorship, or on Valentine's Day 1986. It became a witness to history unfolding before the Filipinos. The station started broadcasting from the Philippine Communications Center building in Pasig City, starting with an on- air crew led by Burning Bernie (now the station's president and general manager), Little David and Joe D'Mango. In 1999, the Magic transferred its studios from the Philippine Communications Center to Paragon Plaza in Mandaluyong City.

Magic 89.9 became the first home of "Love Notes", the 15 minute counseling program hosted by Joe D'Mango that became an instant hit among office staff every Friday morning. It transferred its home to its sister station Wave 89.1 in 2001. It is always known for making Fridays nostalgia days with its Friday Madness (then Friday Magic Madness), a format that started a trend on FM radio that was previously only done on a weekend.^{[year needed]} Mo Twister, after four years in hiatus, returned to Magic 89.9, with Good Times With Mo (Limited Edition). It was so good, that he returned again in February 2006 with Good Times With Mo, then a late night show. In June 2006, it was transferred to the morning slot (6-9 AM) with Mo's co-hosts Andi-9 (resigned in February 2007,returned in June 2007, and left again on November 2007) and Mojo Jojo. Andi's replacement is now Grace Lee.^{[dubious – ]} Another change of lineup and programming happened in June 2006 and again in March 2007. On July 17, 2007, The Magic website was in operation once more to serve the net surfing Magic 89.9 listeners. HiT FM 99.5 DJ Sam YG (a former member of its now-defunct Campus Patrol program until 2005 after which he transferred to 99.5 RT (the predecessor of HIT FM)), was featured in a plug in this said station (heard in early July), where Mo Twister played the station manager. For that stunt, he was suspended from HiT FM 99.5 and eventually transferred to the Magic effective July 14, 2007.

On-air Personalities

Current

Mo Twister
Mojo Jojo
Grace Lee
Guile
Boom Boom Baby
Lil' Joey
Miles
CJ D' DJ
Sarah
Slick Rick
TonyToni
Sam YG (formerly of HIT FM 99.5)
Crystal
Big Daddy Jake
Max Speed
Jay Bounce
Mighty Mike
Scott on the Rocks (former Junior Jock turned DJ)
Bennii Obaña (Last On-Air: February 2007)
James Bang (Station Manager)
Carlo Jose (The official voice-over of all Quest radio stations.)

Junior Jocks Batch 2007

Marf
Tin Possible
Aaron
Jenna Jacko From Pasong Tamo
Iji
Mikey Kay
Dolly
Alex
Lexy
Fernando
Michelle
Matthew
Ally
Evee
JJ Miguel
Amor
Pat
Flo

Maui (Last On-Air: May 30, 2007)
Asia (Last On-Air: January 18, 2007)
BOBBY D.
Cadillac Jack
Faith
MC Dash
Dré
Tina Ryan
Rick Rude
The Bossman
Lambert
Sgt. Pepper
Sonny B
Little David
John Lemon
Joe D'Mango
Burnin' Bernie
Paul Reno
Ken Fortun
Sonny B. (Currently the consultant for 99.5 Hit FM)
The Gaucho
Tetta News (Now with 103.5 Max FM: June 19, 2007)
King DJ Logan (Now with 103.5 Max FM: June 19, 2007)
Rockin' V
Kelly (Now with 99.5 Hit FM: August 10, 2007)
Andi-9 (Last On-Air: November 2007)

Programs

Daily Programs

These are the daily programs (Monday-Thursday) from early morning to the wee hours of the morning:

Good Times with Mo
The Boom Box
The Mid-Day Play
Joey and Miles
CD Review - Wednesdays Only
CJ and Sarah
Boys' Night Out
Mid-Night High
Daybreak
Confession Sessions

Special Programs

Top 5 at 5
Friday Madness
Retro in the Metro
All Request Weekend
The Junior Jock Show
Saturday Slam
Magic Mixes (formerly Party on Weekends)
Big Daddy's Playground
On A Positive Note
The Magic 30 (formerly Final Countdown)
Local Vocal (formerly Tunog Kalye)
Slow Flow (formerly Sunday Slowdown)

Previous Programs

Da Flow - Bobby D.
Da Stretch - Bobby D.
Early Returns
Nite Live
Boogie Nights
Spooky Nights
The Morning Zoo Crew
The Bottom 3
Morning XXXpress
The Breakfast Club -w/ Sonny & Benny

The Quest Radio Network

Further information: The Quest Radio Network

Magic 89.9 CD Compilations

Magic Urban Flow (MCA Music Philippines, 2005)
Party on Weekends (EMI Music Philippines, 2005)
Club Myx (EMI Music Philippines, 2006)
Kami nAPO muna (Universal Records, 2006)
Party On Weekends (House Edition) (EMI Music Philippines, 2006)
The Best Of Manila Sound: Hopia Mani Popcorn (Viva Records, 2006)
Kami nAPO muna Ulit (Universal Records, 2007)
Friday Madness OPM Edition/Retro In The Metro (Vicor Music, 2007)
The Best Of Manila Sound 2: Hopia Mani Popcorn (Viva Records, 2007)
Freestyle: "Back At The Yard" (Viva Records, 2007) (in collaboration with Wave 89.1)
The Nicest Of The 90's (Viva Records, 2007)

External links

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