[Dixielandjazz] Scratchy Grooves

[Mike Schwimmer]

Thanks, Steve.  I'm a new subscriber and it's great to get these links.

I, too, have a dixieland and trad jazz radio show that streams on the www at womr.org.  It's on Sundays from 9AM to Noon, Eastern Time.  It's called The Yesterday Shop and I alternate Sundays with a program called Dixieland, Etc. -- so you can hear OKOM every single Sunday year 'round at that time.  WOMR broadcasts out of Provincetown and Orleans MA and is a publicly owned station (tho' not NPR affiliated), and so there are no bothersome commercials -- just a few 15-second or so brief announcements.  I play stuff from my own collection, specializing in great old 78's.  I'm a moldy fig drummer and washboard player and know the music well.  Give us a listen!

Thanks!

Mike Schwimmer

> From: barbonestreet at earthlink.net
> Date: Sat, 11 Dec 2010 18:00:13 -0500
> Subject: [Dixielandjazz] Scratchy Grooves
> CC: dixielandjazz at ml.islandnet.com
> To: mschwim at hotmail.com
> 
> About once a year I post the below site for new members and for those  
> who forgot about it. It contains mp3s of radio shows broadcast from  
> the University of Delaware's radio station from 1984 till about 2003.
> 
> These shows were once a week and the mp3s of them vary from 60 to 90  
> minutes. The were hosted by the late Bill  Chambless who had an  
> enormous collection of OKOM. These shows played his personal records.
> 
> The shows were themed, eg. "Love Songs", "World War One Songs", "Songs  
> of the Depression"
> "Radio Ladies of the Thirties", "Money Songs", "Early Bing Crosby",  
> "Isham Jones", 2 shows devoted to Rodgers and Hart, etc., etc., etc.
> 
> Lots of material here (over 200 hours I think) for both fans and trad  
> bands.
> 
> I guarantee that you won't be disappointed at this site, except that  
> some of the records are scratchy, hence the name:
> 
> http://www.scratchygrooves.com/home
> 
> Bill was a good friend of mine and Pete Pepke. He would come and hear  
> my band play at local clubs in the 1990s back when Pete Pepke was on  
> trombone and Al Smith was on banjo.
> 
> Cheers,
> Steve Barbone
> www.myspace.com/barbonestreetjazzband
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