WSM-FM (1941–1951)

WSM-FM
Nashville, Tennessee; United States;
Frequencies	44.7 MHz (1941–1946); 100.1 MHz (1946–1947); 103.3 MHz (1947–1951);
Programming
Affiliations	NBC
Ownership
Owner	National Life and Accident Insurance Company
Sister stations	WSM; WSM-TV;
History
First air date	March 1, 1941 as W47NV
Last air date	March 15, 1951
Former call signs	W47NV (1941–1943)
Call sign meaning	Sister station of WSM
Technical information
Power	20,000 watts (W47NV); 66,000 watts (on 103.3 in 1950);
HAAT	878 feet (268 meters) above ground

WSM-FM was a commercial radio station that was operated by the National Life and Accident Insurance Company in Nashville, Tennessee, United States, beginning on March 1, 1941. Under its original call sign of W47NV, it was described at the time as the first fully licensed commercial FM station in the nation. However, after ten years of financial losses, the station ceased operations on March 15, 1951.

Nashville, Tennessee United States
Frequencies	44.7 MHz (1941–1946) 100.1 MHz (1946–1947) 103.3 MHz (1947–1951)
Programming
Affiliations	NBC
Ownership
Owner	National Life and Accident Insurance Company
Sister stations	WSM WSM-TV
History
First air date	March 1, 1941 as W47NV
Last air date	March 15, 1951
Former call signs	W47NV (1941–1943)
Call sign meaning	Sister station of WSM
Technical information
Power	20,000 watts (W47NV) 66,000 watts (on 103.3 in 1950)
HAAT	878 feet (268 meters) above ground