Paducah (song)

"Paducah" is a jazz standard composed by Wilbur Sweatman. The song, written in the early 20th century, is named after Paducah, Kentucky. It is known for its lively tempo and syncopated rhythms, characteristic of early jazz and ragtime music. The tune has been recorded and performed by numerous jazz artists over the years, contributing to its status as a recognized piece in the jazz repertoire. While not as universally known as some other jazz standards, it remains a notable example of the musical style popular during its time.