Backbeat RadioA radio show featuring Vintage Popular MusicThey don't play on the radio
Broadcast on radio stations across Canada and the U.S.A. See below for a list.
This Should Go On Forever - 1959 Classic swamp pop hit
Come a Little Bit Closer - 1950 Band included the creme of California western swing musicians
Tell Me Daddy - 1948 Kansas City jazz
Barefoot Baby - 1956
20-75 - 1960
Papa Daddy - 1959 Atlantic 2035. King Curtis, sax, Mike Stoller, piano
Let Me Bring It To Your Door - 1938 Texas musician, said to have written his first song when he was six.
I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire - 1941 Original by Harlan Leonard and his Rockets in 1940. Co-wrtitten by Bennie Benjamin, one of the few black songwriters to break into the pop market.
Lincoln Gospel Train -
Careless Love - 1967
Mixed Up Girl - 2012
It's Just My Imagination - 1941
Sneakin' Sally Through The Alley - 1970 revived by Robert Palmer in 1974 on an album that included The Meters, Aaron Neville and Lowell George
Soft - 1953 Red Prysock, sax
Dubula Mfanandini - 1955
Jitterbug Parade - 1949 AKA Jitterbug Fashion Parade, basically a re-make of Chicken Shack Boogie
You Gotta Move - 1958 Oklahoma gospel musician based in California, part of Bakersfield scene, made a fortune owning radio stations. Decca 30603
I Got Love If You Want It - 1957 Also recorded by The Kinks & The Yardbirds. Excello 2113
Love Makes A Woman - 1968 Brunswick 55379
Cantrice - 1963
Blues At Midnight - 1962 ABC 10334
Goin' Back To Orleans - 1958 Jesse Perkins, Vocals & Harmonica With Buzzy Lubinsky, Guitar. Savoy recording
Oh Ricky - 1959 Popular English trio active from the 1940s to early 2000s. Mar-Vel' 2000
Lawdy Miss Mary - 1956
Dig Boy Dig - 1956 Merle Travis, Guitar. Columbia 4-21512
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