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DZYL-FM[]
1956–1967[]
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DWRR was launched in 1956 as DZYL-FM under the Chronicle Broadcasting Network. It was the pioneer FM radio station in the country, launching alongside CBN's other stations DZXL 960 and DZQL 1160.
DZYK-FM[]
1967–1972[]
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In 1967, DZYL-FM changed its callsign to DZYK-FM, after DZYL was given to what was known until then as DZBC which moved from 1000 khz to 1340 khz (with then DZMM, another ABS-CBN station, taking over 1000 khz). In turn, DZBC, the former callsign, was given to ABS-CBN's Baguio radio station at 730 khz.
In 1972, when Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, all ABS-CBN stations, including DZYK-FM, two TV channels and 6 AM radio stations in Manila, were shut down under strict censorship.
DWWK-FM[]
1973–1977[]
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In 1973, 102.1 was taken over by Banahaw Broadcasting Corporation (which also took over other ABS-CBN frequencies including Channel 2 on TV and 620 khz and 1160 khz on AM radio) in 1973 and the station's callsign was changed to DWWK-FM.
1977–1978[]
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1978–1980[]
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1980–1984[]
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DWOK-FM[]
OK 101 BBC Radio 101.9 FM[]
1984–1986[]
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In 1984, the call sign and format was changed to DWOK-FM, the first "AM-formatted" FM station, featuring news, public service programs, and music from the yesteryears.
On March 1986, days after the fall of Marcos with the People Power revolution, BBC, and with it DWOK, was sequestered by the government of Cory Aquino, as were RPN and IBC.
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Knock Out Radio 101.9[]
1986–1987[]
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In June 1986, the government gave BBC's 101.9 and RPN's 630 khz to ABS-CBN, which relaunched 101.9 as DWKO on July 16 (alongside DZMM 630). However, its format ended on February 28, 1987, after less than five months.
DZOO[]
Zoo 101.9 / 101.9 Zoo FM[]
1987–1989[]
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The following day in March 1, 1987, the station was reformatted as Zoo FM 101.9 (DZOO-FM; read as "D-Z-double O-FM"), with a diamond logo and a slightly uptrend pop sound.
At midnight on the night of July 15, 1989, the station signed off with "Farewell" by Raymond Lauchengco.
DWRR-FM[]
101.9 Radio Romance[]
1989–1994[]
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On July 16, 1989, the station was again reformatted to what became known as 101.9 Radio Romance (RR), or DWRR-FM, playing all easy-listening love songs except for Sundays, which were dedicated to OPM songs.
1994–1996[]
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Radio Romance (RR) signed off for the last time in September 1996.
WRR 101.9 All the Hits, All the Time![]
1996–1998[]
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On September 1996, DWRR relaunched itself as a mainstream pop music station branded WRR 101.9. WRR would become its longest-used branding, lasting for 11 years.
WRR 101.9 For Life![]
1998–2005[]
1998–2000[]
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On November 2, 1998, it adopted the tagline For Life! (derived from a co-owned station in Cebu), which emphasized that the DJs entertain the listeners' normal lives.
2000–2002[]
2002–2005[]
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Alam Mo Na 'Yan! 101.9 For Life![]
2005–2007[]
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In July 2005, the WRR brand was dropped from the name and the station adopted the slogan Alam Mo Na 'Yan! ("You Already Know It!" in English).
2007–2008[]
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Bespren! 101.9 For Life![]
2008–October 2009[]
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In November 2008, the slogan was changed again to Bespren! (pronounced as "Bestfriend").
ABS-CBN 101.9 FM (first era)[]
October–November 2009[]
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The station had its last broadcast under the 101.9 For Life! brand on September 19, 2009, and underwent a transition period playing automated music in preparation for a relaunch of DWRR-FM's new branding on October 1, 2009. However, due to the effects of Typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana) in Manila, the rebrand was postponed for a month, while the station temporarily went under the name ABS-CBN 101.9 FM or simply 101.9. The DJs resumed live spiels at the top of the hour, but did not mention any brand or slogan.
Tambayan 101.9[]
November 2009–May 2013[]
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On November 4, 2009, there was an audiovisual presentation about the history of DWRR. Afterwards, the station was relaunched as Tambayan 101.9 ("Hangout" in English) starting with the theme song and live debut at a venue in Makati.
ABS-CBN 101.9 FM (second era)[]
May–July 2013[]
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In mid-May 2013, the brand was dropped, and was reverted back again to simply 101.9 for another transition period signifying another rebrand.
MOR 101.9 My Only Radio For Life![]
July 2013–2018[]
July 2013–2014[]
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On July 8, 2013, 101.9 FM rebranded as MOR 101.9 My Only Radio For Life! - as the station, after years of operating independently, was integrated into the MOR network, turning the formerly regional-exclusive network to a truly national FM radio network. This also marked the return of the "For Life!" slogan (which had otherwise had still been used on MOR stations) on 101.9 after four years.
2014–2018[]
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The logo is still the same, but with a few changes. The ABS-CBN logo on the letter O on MOR is now replaced by the normal letter O (resembling a vinyl record or a recorder button), and "An ABS-CBN Station" byline (with ABS-CBN in its 2014 text) is now placed below the logo.
2018–2020[]
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A new logo was released in 2018, removing the "For Life!" slogan, and was refreshed from the past MOR 101.9 logos from 2013 to 2017. The headphones on the letter O on MOR are now facing to the left side as well.
On May 5, 2020, the station signed off together with sister stations ABS-CBN, S+A, and DZMM due to cease and desist order of the National Telecommunications Commission ordering the network to suspend operations after its legislative franchise expired (the renewal of the franchise was then rejected in July 10, 2020).
MOR has since migrated to online radio, now known as MOR Entertainment. So far, its former 101.9 frequency has since not been reactivated - making it currently the only former ABS-CBN frequency in Manila to remain vacant (in contrast, the 630 khz of sister station DZMM is now known as DWPM, jointly operated by ABS-CBN and Philippine Collective Media Corporation).
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