On The Record Jams!

30 Minutes to Get Back continues as the Beatles hit reset. In episode 8 Chris and A.J. cover George's return, the move to Apple Studios, and the shift in energy that finally gets the sessions moving again. After days of tension and waiting, the band seems to be in a good place — but the clock is still ticking Write to us at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork  

We are back to talk about the third track on the Beatles 6th studio album, where Paul is crooning to a rubber soul like piano jam, You Won't See Me.  Listen to our episode as we discuss the frustrations of Paul experiencing a romantic experiences falling through his hands like sand being carried by hand to another location.  Click the link below to listen to the record, You Won't See Me by Lennon/McCartney https://youtu.be/OsjTO0yZQjk?si=X1Aa2UJKAY6mJSly https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork      

We are back to talk about the failed attempt to reunite George Harrison back into the band...for now, the remaining trio rehearsing, and the state of the band moving forward with their careers. Write to us at [email protected] www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/  

Listen to our discussion as we talk about Prince's songwriting, position in the history of music and his performances and impact.  Please let us know your favorite Prince moments and songs at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork  

30 Minutes to Get Back returns to wrap up Part 1 of Peter Jackson's Get Back. Chris and A.J. break down George Harrison's shocking exit, the chaotic aftermath in the studio, and what it reveals about the band at this moment. Then we zoom out and look at Part 1 as a whole — the pressure, the cracks, the highlights, the looming deadline, and the question hanging over everything: Can they actually pull this off? We would like to hear your comments at [email protected] www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork.com https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/  

30 Minutes to Get Back is here to talk about politics, music, significant others and George exiting the band?  Yep, our new segmant of the Beatles Get Back documentary is action packed.  Chris and A.J. talk about how the current events of the day are seeping into the Fab Fours' songwriting.  And for segment 5 of this podcast, Let It Be is introduced.  

On the Record Jams is back to talk about Weezer's Miss Sweeney, which is off their 6th studio album, Weezer, or what is colloquially referred to as the Red Album.   Let us know your thoughts about Miss Sweeney.  Would you place this song on a 10 song Weezer primer pack?   Contact us at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ Listen to the song Miss Sweeney here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xB8UQ011mtI&list=RDxB8UQ011mtI&start_radio=1 Acoustic Verson here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLFRGaaYgdo&list=RDDLFRGaaYgdo&start_radio=1   Become a Patreon subscriber here www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork          

The music continues although the business side of things is like an anchor or albatross for the band.  Beatles vs. Beatles Inc.  I Me Mine is introduced as well as Golden Slumbers and Carry that Weight.  Join our conversation as we talk about 30 minutes of the documentary Get Back.   Oh, and did John Lennon bring a demo of Across the Universe on a vinyl record?  Or was A.J. seeing things? We would love to get your feedback at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork    

On the Record Jams! talk about the M.C. from Rochester, New York.  The opening track off the album Mother and Gun is on the record for this discussion.  Join us as we talk the half-time superbowl, the sub genre that is having a generational run, and of course, 38 Spesh.  Trust!!!! Click the link below to listen to Early Morning by 38 Spesh https://youtu.be/JEYyT8PyDxk?si=N8uMCE_eP66DEToq Click the link below to listen to 38 Spesh's freestyle on the Sway radio show.  The woman laughing at the punchlines gives A.J. life. https://youtu.be/m2k-W-tTNbw?si=VLHwXp0boRc5XVBN Contact us at [email protected] www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/    

Chris and A.J. discuss creative differences, Magic Alex, Get Back and so much more on episode 3 of 30 Minutes to Get Back!, a podcast where the two hosts discuss the Peter Jackson documentary about the Beatles recording themselves writing songs.   Write to us at [email protected] www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork  

On the Record Jams! is back to talk about the record "Miss You Much" off the Rhythm Nation album by Janet Jackson.  Listen to the record below: https://youtu.be/IVF0zcqr9Dg?si=u4HLhvx1a-eWl25v Tell us some of your favorite Janet Jackson moments and jams at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/   www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork  

Welcome to episode 2, where Chris and A.J. talk about the Beatles working out electricity, Don't Let Me Down, All Things Must Pass,  and each other.  We would love your feedback at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/1-30-minutes-to-get-back www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork  

Join us on our discussion as funk crusaders, Cameo, jam on into the 1980's with this electronic, funky jam, Candy.   Listen to the link below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn8KYD1Vco0&list=RDsn8KYD1Vco0&start_radio=1 Listen to the live version https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u37vi8d2_BM&list=RDu37vi8d2_BM&start_radio=1   Contact us at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork  

On episode #1 of 30 Minutes to Get Back. A.J. and Chris talk about the experiences of the band leading up to the first recording sessions for the "Get Back" live recording/performance project.  Chris and A.J. cover the first 30 minutes of the FAB Four getting used to the cameras, interacting with the suits and perhaps cheating a little by digging back to their past for some source material.  The original remit of the project was to write some songs from scratch as a band with no studio wizardry.  And the looming deadline is the spector of this project, for sure. Write to us at [email protected] We would love to hear your take on this.   [email protected]

Welcome to episode zero of 30 Minutes to Get Back, where Chris and A.J. promote their new show on the Wright On Network.  A.J. and Chris explain the premise of the show and how it will work. Find this episode on the On the Record Jams! feed on your podcast catcher.  We will have the episode labeled for your listening pleasure.  E-mail us at [email protected] If you know someone who is a fan of the Beatles, please share this with them.  We would love to grow this community of Beatle lovers.  Apple Scruffs Forever!   

On the Record Jams! is here to try to unravel the opening track off the Bob Dylan classic, Blood on the Tracks, titled Tangled Up in Blue.  Listen to the song below: https://youtu.be/QKcNyMBw818?si=NAaybsCcy6M_KULl Watch George Harrison and Bob Dylan perfom Bob Dylan's If Not For You, which Harrison recorded on his debut album, All Things Must Pass. https://youtu.be/rjzTf9BVLR4?si=-krr2ClTyEiMnC9O Give us feedback at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork  

On the Record Jams! wanted to wish you all a Happy New Year!  Join our discussion as we give you our Year End Wrap Up for 2025. Please join us at On the Record Jams! on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563576310968 Join our website below. https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork Arthur's Top 10 (Rough Draft) Clipse - Let gods sort em out Empire of the sun - ask that god DJ premiere and Ransom - the reinvention DJ premiere and Nas - light years DJ premiere and ROC Marciano - the coldest profession Mobb deep - infinite Westside Gunn - pick one (12) Freddie Gibbs and Alchemist - Alfredo 2 Big KRIT - dedicated to cadilee Biarittz Raekwon - the Emperor's new clothes I jumped around so much this year with a focus on hiphop. I'm sure I missed some great R&B albums because I heard plenty of good R&B songs. Pop stars were out in force too. Great year for music overall. If you listened to basically anything, you heard something really good. It was basically impossible to hear all of the good hiphop that came out on behalf of our age group in general.   Boutique Rapper/Producer combo albums. Best behavior hiphop music. Alc has drums damnit! And Pharrell still has hard beats..who knew!     Clipse and Pharrell - Let god sort em out (FICO, So Be It). Malice Malice Malice      Freddie Gibbs and Alchemist - Alfredo 2 (Ensalada, Empanadas, Thousand Mountains): DJ Premiere: He got back on the horse with great results:     DJ premiere and Ransom - the reinvention (Forgiveness, Amazing Graces). Ransom is delivering and Primo was giving the Vintage Primo here.     DJ premiere and Nas - light years (GIT Ready, My Story Your Story with AZ). It finally happened. It paid homage to the culture. Raps and great/varied beats all over the place.     DJ premiere and ROC Marciano - the coldest profession: (Execution Style, Good to Go)You're not going to get me against anything from Roc Marci   Curren$y and Harry Fraud did another one: Never Catch Us: nothing shocking here (Money Magnet, Airport Industries). Great beats. Dope raps. Curren$y 'only' had 5 albums this year.   Mobb deep - infinite and Raekwon - the Emperor's new clothes and really all of the Legend Has it Series. I'm crediting it to Nas in general but everyone did good work. I'm surprised at everyone except De La..I knew they'd bring it on behalf of the Native Tongues collective.   Tchotchke: Playin' Dumb - you were right. This is well laid 60s pop.   Empire of the Sun - ask that god: The spirit of Fleetwood Mac lives in the form of an Australian electro dance group. Yes, they're dressed like characters on RPGs all the time. Yes, I love it. (Music on the Radio, Television) Your Old Droog: 2 EPs. Anything is Possible and Yod Serling. Movie from 2024 was amazing since we're talking YOD. These EPs were yet another barrage of supremely written and delivered raps (Confetti, Victims of the street).   Griselda:     Conway - You can't kill God with Bullets (Diamonds with Roc Marci, The Painter). This is an excellent display of professional raps from Conway. I hope people hear this record.     Westside Gunn - pick one (12, Heels Have Eyes Series), he's keeping Stove God out there. He's one of the best beat selectors ever. (Health Science, Gumbo Yaya, Boswell)     Boldy James - I lost count but dude is still out there rapping.   Big KRIT - dedicated to cadilee Biarittz; Paul Wall w/ DJ Fresh: The Tonite Show: two more cases of two more rappers 'doing what they do' still in 2025.   Little Simz..I just ran Lotus after missing it during the summer. She's a good one.   Olivia Dean - The Art of Loving: I'm late on her but this album has some jams on it. So Easy (To Fall in Love)...whooo!   ROUGH DRAFT THOUGHTS from A.J. Ransom and D.J. Premiere's EP, The Reinvention displayed many Dimensions of the producer that I wasn't fully aware of him possessing.  Every record is a banger on there, and each song places the MC, Ransom, in a position of being a great leading man.  Speaking of Ransom, a rapper I never heard of till a few months ago, is a street tales MC with MAD SKILLS.  To a casual passerby, he will appear one note, and he MIGHT be, but the angles he takes on the same topic are refreshing and welcomed.  This EP feels like an album because both the producer and MC displayed range, clarity and personality.  Again, Ransom's style as this cool, tough street tales guy could get old real quick, but his rhyme schemes, delivery and self awareness content is second to none in 2025.  The album is tight and focused and there are stand out records on here as well.     I just revisited Da Clipse album again the week before Christmas.  I'm still moved by it.  Again, an album where the content is something Malice and Pusha T have done ad nauseam, but the music is so good.  The clever double entendres, the focused execution on EACH song, and the production that stays interesting, but doesn't overshadow the sibling MC's.   The sophomore album by Tchotchke is pop perfection.  Running time under 40 minutes, the trio with the assisted production of the Lemon Twigs displayed everything you need to know about this girl group.  They traded in the nostalgic garage rock with a hint of 50s/60s doo wop with full on 1960s nostalgic pop bliss.  I'm here for it.  Guitar solos, background vocals, appropriate production choices, and deliberate songwriting make this album a 10 out of 10   Nas and DJ Premier - Just wow.  New York State of Mind part 3, production wise, surprised the hell out of me.  Sounds like a haunting Alfred Hitchcock boom bap BANGER.  Nas attacks this track with direct, off kilter poetry that was MC craftsmanship. The Underground sounds like a rock song and Nas is the lead vocalist.  Can't lose!  The whole album is a ride not just on the road of nostalgia, but just a display on how good Nas really is.   No fastballs are lost.  Nas' rhymes are so interesting, I just keep returning back to this one.  This may be my album of the year.     OK.  My knowledge about De la Soul is not vast.  I knew that Dave "Trugoy"  Jolicoeur passed away.  When I heard news of De La Soul releasing an album, I was quite interested.  I heard a snippet of one of the songs, and I knew it was going to bang.  This would never happen, but let us say there was someone who wasn't a hip hop fan, but wanted to get started.  I would suggest this Cabin in the Sky album, for it sounds like a tour guide through Hip Hop.   Once this album starts, it never lets up.  This is a great listen with incessant repeat value.  If not for the Light Years and Clipse album, this would be my album of the year.   --      

Welcome to 30 Minutes to Get Back.  Chris and A.J. will discuss 30 minuntes of Peter Jackson's documentary Get Back, 30 Minutes at a time.  Our episodes will be 30 minutes or less, hopefully.  Please contact us at [email protected]    

On this episode of On The Record Jams!, Arthur and A.J. talk about the Michael Jackson's record, P.Y.T., off the smash, record breaking hit album, Thriller.  Write to us at [email protected] to share your experience with this song.  Let us know if you are a fan of the late, great Quincy Jones, the producer behind this monumental album. https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ Click the link below to hear the record. https://youtu.be/1ZZQuj6htF4?si=kO85p80PjjE6hiaM   Click the link below to hear the demo version of P.Y.T. https://youtu.be/rny4BJN51Uo?si=eMQ0odv86kMnPr27  

The Stereo is a band started by Jamie Woolford and Rory Allen Phillips.  Simple explanation, the group makes power pop perfection.  On this episode we talk about the third song off their debut album, Three Hundred, which is also the name of the album.  Let us know your thoughts about this record and your favorite power pop music.  Also, write to us about your favorite bands that include multiple lead singer/songwriters.   Click the link below to hear the song Three Hundred by the Stereo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILk0kaD6Oxc&list=PLL390XDlJGV-0nf8HXu1ramSzQycpHkOP&index=3 Click the link below to hear the band perform Three Hundred live two decades after its original recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5b3Ir-ZE8pY&list=RD5b3Ir-ZE8pY&start_radio=1 Click the link below to see and hear the band perform the song live. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Febtynqpc5k Use the link below to write to us and find previous episodes of On the Record Jams! https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ [email protected]              

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghLWjyOOLno&list=RDghLWjyOOLno&start_radio=1   On the Record Jams! is back to talk about Stevie Wonder's Living For the City, where the storytelling, harmonies and twists & turns are outright haunting.  Revisit this song and let us know your thoughts at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563576310968 https://www.youtube.com/@ontherecordjams www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork    

On the Record Jams is back with Tchotchke, a three piece band who brings sweet melodies and nostalglia that makes you want to grab a milkshake and dance around your room as you hum and cheer to the hot single, Did You Hear? from their sophmore album, Playin' Dumb. Listen to the record, Did You Hear? at the link below... https://youtu.be/4MZo2BdZRmU?si=LRxsOkaBUlqffJKZ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563576310968&sk=about_contact_and_basic_info   Write to us at [email protected] www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork    

On the Record Jams! is back to talk about "Another Life" by D'Angelo.  We recorded this episode back on September 14th, 2025.  Arthur and A.J. will come back and discuss more D'Angelo on our www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork page.  Rest in Peace and Power to this wonderful artist.  D'Angelo's music is high quality art that the world is fortunate to have, and we are all greatful it happened in our lifetime.  Shout out to his family, friends and fans.   Another Life by D'Angelo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTAnBM0ZdVI   Live version of Another Life by D'Angelo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G93qR44Nn08   Tell us about your D'Angelo journey at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/        

On the Record Jams! is back with our 25th episode to talk Weezer's lead single off their sophmore album, Pinkerton.  Yes, ladies and gentlemen,  El Scorcho, the off kilter love crush anthem of the 1990s is the subject for this episode.  Well, that is a is a little over the top, but tune in to the discussion. Click the link below to listen to El Scorcho before or after the episode.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okthJIVbi6g&list=RDokthJIVbi6g&start_radio=1   Write to us at [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563576310968 www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork https://www.youtube.com/@ontherecordjams    

We don't know what Stove God Cooks knows! We have NOT seen what he saw! But that's part of the point here! Stove did that so hopefully we don't have to go through that! For episode 24, we work our way through heaping praise onto FICO and The Clipse's 2025 album in general. Good beat, good rhymes, good times.

Similar to school, On The Record Jams (OTRJ) is BACK with another one. This is part of potentially several listens into the works of the wonderful Weezer! We go the 1995 Mallrats soundtrack and mine out Susanne! Hard to believe this is 30 years ago but it is!   https://youtu.be/wNF_B6_AiPE?si=quFuqfFefrghmdW7

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aVa7qVKUHI On the Record Jams is back with the smash hit record, "Computer Love", by Zapp and Roger in a tale as old as time.  Humanity and technology forming a union under love.  Take a listen and share your thoughts with us.   Contact us at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ Bluesky: @otrj  

On the Record Jams is back to talk about Dirty Projectors, an outfit out of Brooklyn, and their song Temecula Sunrise.  A little diddy about the promises of the good life.   https://youtu.be/OiabqXilmwA?si=7Jgbb2NN6PlDQEO5 Click the link above to hear the song "Temecula Sunrise". Let us know your thoughts about this record at [email protected] https://ontherecordjams.libsyn.com/ www.patreon.com/wrightonetwork  

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https://youtu.be/CtllZDSo2Mk?si=247nML52kI0JnrfX Click the link above to hear the song. On the Record Jams! is back to talk about the undeniable talent of Junie Morrison with his outstanding record "Suzie Thundertussy"!  Join the conversation as we discuss Junie, Funk Music, the 1970s and the influence the genre has on hip-hop and music/pop culture in general.   Write to us and share your opinions on Suzie Thundertussy with us at the following places. https://directory.libsyn.com/shows/view/id/b795ba24-5c76-4004-8a16-53d3187a1091 [email protected] Facebook: On the Record Jams Write to us on Bluesky: @otrj Contact us if you want to join the DISCORD. www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork        

https://youtu.be/eJ5QiWfO3IU?si=BdUct9r2swE-yp4g Click the link above to hear the song. On the Record Jams! is here to talk about the dynamic duo, Mates of State, whose third album features the opening track, Ha Ha, a frenetic rollercoaster of emotions, wonder, self-reflection and blood oaths.  Atleast, that is what we think the song might be about??  The keys are insane, the vocals are infectious and the ride is so worth it.  Please contact us at [email protected] Facebook: On The Record: ontherecordjams X: ontherecordjams Bluesky: otrj www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork  

On the Record Jams is back to talk Shook Ones Part 2 by the Queensbridge Duo, Mobb Deep.  Havoc's production with Prodigy's immediate late 80's early 90's gathering around a barrell of fire lyrics heats up the New York scene where the flame remains lit.  Mobb Deep's legacy is undeniable.  Arthur and A.J. discuss the impact and context of this record that grabbed many of us by the windpipe and never let go. We would like to hear from you please at [email protected] Bluesky: @otrj Facebook: On the Record Jams Twitter: OnTheRecordJams www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork  

On the Record Jams! is back to talk about the record Da Superfriendz by Vast Aire featuring MF Doom.  This 2004 release features a sample from the Fat Albert Halloween special back in the 1970's.   Check out the song for a reference.   https://youtu.be/wxj-kpbR19k?si=Qc6b6-uPZ9O0yA-E Let us know your thoughts at [email protected] https://sites.libsyn.com/541472/1-on-the-record-jams Bluesky: otrj.bsky.social www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork    

https://youtu.be/PQCw9FVuZVg?si=3UIcZ6pCJ8cnnneH   On the Record Jams is back to talk about the great Reverend Al Green.  On episode 16 we are talking about the Record, "You Ought to Be With Me".  The early 1970's was wide open and Al Green blended soul, R&B, vunerbility with a heavy dose of leading man energy, setting the tone for a whole new kind of standard.  The episode goes into talking about not really remembering not knowing about Al Green and this record. Share your thoughts and experiences about this song with us at  [email protected] On the Record Jams on Facebook www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork    

On the Records Jams! is to talk about the legendary hip-hop group, Gang Starr's 5th studio album, Moment of Truth, a true monument in music history.  Arthur and A.J. discuss the record Above the Clouds featuring Wu-Tang's Inspectah Deck.   https://youtu.be/NqhNTA2VHqk?si=bRfD3OOqi6tMxrcH Let us know your thoughts about his record, our commentary and/or your history with Gangstarr and Inspectah Deck.  Have you ever heard the album Moment of Truth?  Let us know. [email protected] otjr.bsky.social @ontherecordjams on X On the Record Jams on Facebook www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork  

On the Record Jams is back with two records from New York City artists, a group from the island of Manhattan and the other reigning out of Queens' Queensbridge.   The Link below is for the record, Under Control by the Strokes. https://youtu.be/4895ajU27b0?si=f64iQKHclnoxWsmx   The link below is the record Pressure, by Nas https://youtu.be/qTzKh5ykLU0?si=5l5NYXtVaOp96_bQ   email us at [email protected] Bluesky: otrj.bsky.social Facebook: On the Record Jams www.patreon.com    

On the Record Jams! is back to talk about The Laws Have Changed by the New Pornographers New Pornographers: The Laws Have Changed'   and Glitzy Hive by Neon Indian Neon Indian: Glitzy Hive Contact us at [email protected]      

On the Record Jams! is back to talk about the Brooklyn-Based experimental band TV On The Radio and the Queens collective legendary hip-hop act, A Tribe Called Quest.  Please contact us at [email protected] Bluesky: otrj.bsky.social https://youtu.be/pNNpPdDWNEs?si=Q1uoqVNhHcLgmJgd Crying by TV On The Radio Bonita Applebum by A Tribe Called Quest https://youtu.be/6xE6ZWwJezg?si=Nn1GEXA9XgtwtYTe    

Episode 11 of On the Record Jams! is back to discuss the record Evil by Interpol and $500 Ounces by Westside Gunn featuring Freddie Gibbs and Roc Marciano.   Let us know your thoughts about these records at [email protected] otrj.bsky.social on Bluesky www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork   https://youtu.be/8uDP6zK5Da0?si=PlYg5Sx-9ydZC0Tr Westside Gun's $500 Ounces https://youtu.be/uUOMQzQdU34?si=wG185un8zdG9IpbP Evil by Interpol     

Arthur & A.J. talk Tupac and the Chiffons on episode 10 of On the Record Jams https://youtu.be/Mb1ZvUDvLDY?si=gR2QEYWBQSjlqD6Q Dear Mama by Tupac https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rinz9Avvq6A He's So Fine by the Chiffons   Please, we would love to hear your thoughts about these two records at [email protected] X @ontherecordjams Bluesky: otrj.bsky.social Facebook: On the Record Jams   www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork        

Episode 9 of On the Record Jams is back for 2025!   Write to us at [email protected] Bluesky: otrj.bsky.social X @ontherecordjams  

On the Record Jams! is back to talk about the Wu-Tang Clan!  First we talk about the lead single, Triumph, off the Wu-Tang Clan Forever.   https://youtu.be/cPRKsKwEdUQ?si=K5dhPm-V6o2nx0xL On the Second segment we discuss Wu-Tang Clan's Hollow Bones! https://youtu.be/TjDwZUlhqBg?si=99LqY610mlP8dd-h Contact us at [email protected] Facebook: On the Record Jams Bluesky: @huestone44.bsky.social    

On episode of 7 of On the Record Jams!, Arthur and A.J. talk about Fiona Apple's "Paper Bag: and The Brothers Johnson's "Strawberry Letter 23". Contact us at [email protected] Bluesky: otrj.bsky.social  Twitter/X @ontherecordjams https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-POAfPxH08 The Brothers Johnson Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cqNWft-5dc The Fiona Apple Paper Bag video  

On episode 5 of On the Record Jams!, A.J. and Arthur talk The Isley Brothers and Nirvana.  Join the discussion as we talk about the timesless, reinventing themselves family affair of the Isley's and the beautiful chaos of Nirvana.   Write to us at [email protected] or Twitter/X @ontherecordjams The Isley Brothers' That Lady https://youtu.be/S1Mvy3E8P2U?si=v2H68C3PbHi9F5cn   Nirvana Francis Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle https://youtu.be/Ndw-J88WskI?si=VS2dCQV01O7OZch2  

Episode 4 of On the Record Jams is here to talk about the bigger than life group, the Supremes and the 1990's classic release, Aquemini by Outkast w/ a little help from their friend in Staten Island New York.   Let us know your thoughts at [email protected] Twitter @ontherecordjams and our Facebookpage

On the Record Jams is back to talk about Marvin Gaye's divorced, concept album - Here, My Dear, focusing on "When Did You Stop Loving Me, When Did I Stopped Loving You".  We are also talking about our first hip hop entry by MF DOOM and Madlib, a supergroup painting a bleak, apocolyptic picture of violence, domestic and abroad.  We would love to hear your ideas about these two songs, especially if they are new to you.   Write to us at [email protected] X @ontherecordjams Bluesky: huestone44.bsky.social https://youtu.be/tpcSx4vKv8c?si=nGh1fSbq3K6dQSl0 Marvin Gaye's When Did You Stop Loving Me, When Did I Stopped Loving You https://youtu.be/uSxlZQUqVPY?si=qk5XeMj_tWOwJxwH Madvillain's Strange Ways      

https://youtu.be/v8fLjiar1c8?si=gsj0X32UwuEKqAV2 Prince's song Adore https://youtu.be/tSk5U4oHhu0?si=FYpXXfCJ3yqcWq60 The Beatles' Sexy Sadie Arthur & A.J. discuss The Beatles' Sexy Sadie and Prince's Adore.  Join the conversation as we try to add context, joy and wonder about these two records.  We would love to hear your input by writing to us at [email protected] X @ontherecordjams Facebook Page: On The Record Jams Bluesky: huestone44.bsky.social www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork    

Welcome to the first episode of On the Record Jams with A.J. & Arthur.  On the Record this time is Stevie Wonder's "I Was Made To Love Her" and Marvin Gaye's "I Want You". We would enjoy any feedback from you at [email protected] X @ontherecordsjams Facebook Page: On the Record https://youtu.be/1AZnXclm0Bs?si=EZEQgcadD8JVehVm https://youtu.be/gjRLbzxz_3Y?si=JR_CXgzU4h8cGJIQ