Return to Vinyls Podcast

If you are a music lover you already know that vinyl records are hot. They now outsell CDs. (But we love CDs, Downloads and Streaming Too!). The wealth of international jazz, both old and new and classic R&B available on 180 gram, transparent or colored disks, or just plain old black LPs are a joy to delve into. They may be in new updated packaging or they can be near perfect recreations of classic LPs right down to the fine print on the label.

Return To Vinyls Podcast is created by David Husom. He is not a professional musician so you will not hear about diminished 7th chords or Lydian modes (well not much anyway). Instead this podcast focuses on what makes the great music that we love, and the stories behind the creation and the creators. As a working visual artist and retired professor in Art, Journalism and Liberal Studies he has spent his life surrounded by creative people in the arts.

He brings that perspective of the creative process to Return To Vinyls. The podcast goes beyond just music—looking at the process and work that goes behind creating music and art; our perception of sound and light; art and nature, music and nature and music and art; and how music and arts move from the fringe to the mainstream. It is more than just another record review podcast and website Return To Vinyls is about stories, wonderful musical stories.

That is what this podcast — Return To Vinyls — is all about.

Copyright Notice: All of the music samples used in this podcast series are used under Fair Use provisions of the US Copyright Law which states: “it is permissible to use limited portions of a work including quotes, for purposes such as commentary, criticism, news reporting, and scholarly reports.”

The copyright of all music in this podcast series is held by the individual holders. The theme and end songs are licensed from Fresh Music Library. All commentary is copyright by David Husom. All rights are reserved. Contact the author for educational use of this material.