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.
Don't Steal My Heart - 1954 Backed by Sy Oliver Orch.
Keep A Knockin' - 1957
Swanee River Boogie - 1946
Guitar Jingle Bells - 1957
Dig That Crazy Santa Claus - 1954 Original version, covered immediately by Ralph Marterie - Modern 943
Frosty The Snowman - 1953 From the EP A Country Christmas with Hank Snow
Christmas On TV - 2004
Beautiful Star Of Bethlehem - 1964
Christmas Day At My House - 2002
Mets du rhum dans ton lait d'poule - 2024 Put rum in your egg nog. Ottawa Franco-Ontario group playing new music on ancient instruments. Web site: www.heywow.ca/
Christmas In Jail - 1956
Christmas Island - 1946
Winter Wonderland - 2010
Winter Weather - 1941
Sweet Little Jesus Boy - 1951
Christmas Fais Do Do - 2001
Hey, Santa Claus - 1953 Chance 1150
I'm Gonna Lasso Santa Claus - 1956 Her first record, billed as "Little Brenda Lee (9 years old)" she was actually 11
Santa Claus, Santa Claus - 1968 Produced by Paul Gayten
Silent Night - 1957
(Have A) Merry Christmas - 1952
The Christmas Boogie - 1954 Betty Jack Davis and Mary Frances Pennick (later Skeeter Davis)
Merry Christmas Everybody - 1973
Go Tell It On the Mountain - 1986
No Shrimp Today - 1956 Louisiana Cajun singer who mostly sang straight country - Hickory 1049
Heebie Jeebies, #2 - 1932 Requested by James in Vancouver
It's Been A Long, Long Time - 1945 Requested by David
Shake It and Break It - 2024 Recorded at Bigtone Studio in N.O., live-to-floor on vintage equipment. Web site: : bluemoonmarquee.com/
Let's Go to Town - 1931 Recorded in Chicago at the begining of the Depression when record sales, especially blues record sales, were plummeting
The Glory of Love - 1956 From LP Big Bill Sings Folk Songs
Didn't It Rain - Requested by Marshall
In The Land Beyond The River - 1953
Nickel of Wine - 2024 Requested by William in Tokyo - Link to his Drinking Japan web site: drinkingjapan.org/
Let Me Go Home, Whiskey - 1952 Requested by Mikey in Mexico
Me Neither - 2024 From the CD The Legendary Loser Wins Again
Kahala March - 1952
Oh Happy Day - 1952 Requested by Paul in Toronto
Sea of Love - 1964 Requested by Sarah in Toronto
Mademoiselle - Requested by Clayton in Bonne Bay Nfld.
Jim - 1957 Ernie Wilkins Orch.
Andreya Twist (Andeleya Twist) - 1963 Requested by Roy Forbes in North Vancouver
Hot Rod Shotgun Boogie - 1951 Vocal by Faron Young, written by Webb Pierce
20-75 - 1960
Lord Have Mercy - 1965 Specialty
I Wanna Do More - 1955
Mobile Boogie - 1947
Hitting The Road - 2023
The Natural Facts - 1950
A Porter's Love Song To A Chambermaid - 1936 First recorded by the Alabama Washboard Stompers in 1931
Mind Your Own Business - 1949
Mad Lad - 1960 Chuck on pedal steel guitar
Gin, Gin, Gin - 1951
Let Me Bang Your Box - 1954
Girl At The End Of The Bar - 1946
Hong Kong Blues - 1963 Written by Hoagy Carmichael - This recording not released until 1973
You'll Be My Love - 1958
Oh Daddy, Please Bring That Suitcase In - 1945
Get On The Right Track - 1958
Wait And See - 1957 Imperial 5467
Getting Dizzy - 1958 Apt 25005
Saxony Boogie - 1954 Brown was a Chicago session player who played on many records, including Fleetwood Mac in Chicago
Get On Down the Road - 1959
Don't Be Runnin' Wild (Problem Child) - 1958 Roy Orbison, Billy Riley Guitars, Charlie Rich, piano
Big Dog Blues - 1952
Get With It - 1935 Tommy Duncan, vocal, Leon McAuliffe electric guitar, possibly first electric guitar solo recorded
Minnie the Moocher - 1939 Recorded in Stockholm as U.S. companies resisted recording a female trumpet player
Adam Come and Get Your Rib - 1953 First recorded by Wynonnie Harris, this version to cover the country market. Louis Innis, bass; Boyd Bennett, drums; Jethro Burns, guitar;Henry Glover, piano;
Have Faith In God - 1962 Blind pianist, recorded for Nashboro (716)
Get Out Of My Life Woman - 1966 Also recorded by Paul Butterfield on LP East-West the same year
The Sun Is Shining - 1951 Recorded in New Orleans, Fats Domino on piano
It Don't Make No Never Mind - 1954 Popular Texas performer who never scored a hit record
Go Home Girl - 1962 Also recorded by Ry Cooder
Give It Up - 1954 Recorded in New Orleans with Dave Bartholomew
Hamuchati Mandiwona - 1951 AKA The Bulawayo Sweet Rhythms Band lead by August Musarurgwa
Go On Pretty Baby - 1995 1960s Excello recording Unissued until 1995
Lipstick Traces (On A Cigarette) - 1962 Spellman sang the backing vocal on Ernie K-Doe's Mother-In-Law - Minit 644
Hard Fighting Soldier - 1961 Julius Cheeks, lead
Lorene - 1958
Walking Through My Dreams - 1959 Mercury 71416
Blue Barrelhouse - 1950
His Kiss - 1963
Georgianna - 1957 Recorded for his own label, KRC, in 1957, just as ABC Records re-released his first song for that label, setting him up for stardom
Bite Again, Bite Again - 1948
Hit, Git And Split - 1956 With Mickey "Guitar" Baker, Guitar - Modern 1002
Earl's Rumboogie - 1947
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