The Old Record Shop was heard 'round the world

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Tom left the show in 1952, but Ken Berryhill continued producing it off and on for several years, reaching a peak in the mid-1960's. The show took a lengthy hiatus around 1968 when Ken went on to other pursuits, but he would revive it from time to time on a local educational FM station, but aired under different names: “Time Machine” or “The Old Jazz Boy.”

Finally, in 1994, Ken was persuaded by a long time fan to revive the show on shortwave, and so for the first time and continues to the present over WWCR (Nashville, TN).
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