Ridin' in Rhythm

[Jim Duckworth]

I am hosting a "survey of the first twentyfive years of Jazz" weekly on our new community station-WYXR, 91.7, Memphis TN. My program is called Ridin' in Rhythm and airs from 5 until 6 pm on Mondays.

[ghost of miles]

   Starting today?

[ghost of miles]

Never mind--I see you've already got a couple of shows in the bag!

Ridin' In Rhythm

[HutchFan]

Cool!  Thanks for sharing, Jim!   

 

[Ken Dryden]

Jim, I hope you have a lot of fun doing your show. I missed doing a regular show and it's been lots of fun producing mine once more after a sixteen year gap. 

[Jim Duckworth]

5 hours ago, Ken Dryden said:

Jim, I hope you have a lot of fun doing your show. I missed doing a regular show and it's been lots of fun producing mine once more after a sixteen year gap. 

Thanks!  I "enjoyed" a 25 year hiatus and now I'm back, baby.  

[ghost of miles]

Wanted to put in a new plug for Jim’s show—this past Monday’s episode gives you a taste of his excellent programming:

 

Ridin’ In Rhythm

[Chuck Nessa]

Thanks for the reminder.

[JSngry]

What are all those records that look like Cornohologica Classics but they aren't? Are they an acceptable substitute? And are there as many of these as there were of those?

[Jim Duckworth]

I use all physical media-like Chronological Classics, Mosaic, Timeless, Retrieval etc, but often those are not recognized by the source responsible for assigning the provenance of tunes.

[Ken Dryden]

Labels, artists, producers and liner note writers are often careless about checking data. One of the dumbest things that has developed is skipping writer credits entirely or only making them accessible via download. If a physical product is sold, credits, songwriters and liner notes shouldn’t need to be downloaded.