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.
Swingin' With Johnny - Actually Roy Brown's Mighty, Mighty Men with their sax player on lead. Not issued originally.
Crying at Daybreak - 1951 Recorded at Sun Studio. Sounds a lot like Smokestack Lightnin' but taken from Tommy Johnson's Big Road Blues and Tampa Red's Stop and Listen.
Baby Let's Play House - 1956 Not released until 1978 - Event E-4282
Down The Road - 1954
You Can Bet Your Life (I Do) - 1956
Believe Me Baby - 1999 British bluesman who has backed up - and been backed up by - Van Morrison
Okie Dokie Stomp - 1954 With The Pluma Davis Orchestra - Peacock 1637
Action Packed - 1958 His first rockabilly records were not successful, worked with Delbert McClinton, played on Bruce Channel's Hey Baby and Paul & Paula's Hey Paula
After Hours Session - 1997 From Bros CD 7002-2
I Got Love For Sale - 1946
Joe Turner Blues - 1940 Texas singer of Czech-German ancestry. Started playing Hawiian music, then western swing and later rockabilly and polkas
W.P.A. - 1940 Played with Fats Waller who influenced his style and songwriting. Wrote Hit That Jive Jack for Nat King Cole among many other hits for others. WPA was a government works program that many deemed ineffecient.
Choo Choo Ch'Boogie - 1956
Strange Things Happening - 1950 With Maxwell Davis Orch, - Specialty 375
I've Been Everywhere - 1962 AKA Leslie Morrison. First recording, used Australian place names, there are also versions for New Zealand, and Britain,
I Wanna Be Free - 1957 With Casey Clark's Band - Sage 243
Stop and Go Mambo - 1954
A Little Talk With Jesus - 1946 R.H. Harris & James Medlock, lead
Swing Low Sweet Cadillac - 1954 Agnes Dukes, originally from San Francisco. Flute, Buddy Collette - Aladdin 3364
Renoviction Man - 2018
Caretaker - 2012
Tusaidie Maskini - 1958
What He Done for Me - 1942
If I Should Lose You - 1961 Philadelphia group
Honky Tonky - 1956 Not released until 1960
Last Night At A Party - 1958
Eighty Eighth & Jump Street - 2002 With Mel Brown: Guitar
Pretty Girl - 1955 Band opened the famed Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas, booked for 2 weeks, they stayed 9 months
Everybody's Movin' - 1958 Orin Glen Troutman. Song became popular with rockabilly revivalists starting in the 1970s
High Silk Hat and a Gold Top Walking Cane - 1954
Honolulu Rock and Roll - 1956
Lanakila - 1940
Give Me Liberty or Give Me Love - 2001
Back O'Town Blues - 1946
Jesus Hits Like An Atom Bomb - 1950 One of ten versions recorded in a year - originally by The Charming Belles (male group)
I'm Just Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail - 1936 Bill and Earl Bolick.
Red Dust Rising - 2022
Mind Your Own Business - 1968
Daddy Cool - 1957 Flip side of Silhouettes - became top 10 pop hit on its own - XYZ 102 & Cameo C117
Dirty Dishes - 1952 Written by Billy Vaughan
Cry Some More - 1954 With Charlie "Little Jazz" Ferguson Orch.
I Shall Know Him - 1963 Margaret Allison, lead. Nashboro 787
Doncha' Think It's Time? - 1958 Recorded in Hollywood while he was filming King Creole. Last session for Bill Black on bass.
Where Have You Been - 1953 Chet Atkins, guitar - MGM K11596
Be Anything - 1952 Issued as the flip to 5-10-15 Hours (Of Your Love)
Let The Four Winds Blow - 1961 Previously recorded by Dave Bartholomew, Roy Brown and Bobby Charles. Based on Let The Church Roll On and Midnight Special.
Jungle Drums - 1954
That's What Makes My Baby Fat - 1954 The first consistent hitmaker on Atlantic records, forgotten about when bigger stars came along
Everybody Eats When They Come To My House - 1948
Whoa Babe - 1938 Louis Prima song
Caledonia - 1972 Featuring Michael Pickett
My Woman - 1967
Ain't Misbehavin' - 1943 Performed in movie Stormy Weather www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSNPpssruFY
Working On A Building - 1958 Original 1940s group was 4 brothers who were all ordained ministers. Line-up changed but were consistently excellent.
Chill Tonic - 1939
Diggy Liggy Lo - 1953 link to YouTube video of Bugs Bunny created in 2019 www.facebook.com/watch/?v=2398463693607494
My Eyes - 1955
Serve The Lord - 1963
Please Write - 1963
You're Just An Old Antidisestablishmetarianist - 1937 The word Antidisestablishmentarianism refering to opposition to disestablishing a state church is thought to be the longest word in English (it isn't) Antidisestablishmentarianismist is not a real word
Swing guitars - 1936
Little Country Preacher - 1951
He Don't Love You (And He'll Break Your Heart) - 1964 Recorded after they split with Ronnie Hawkins, before they became The Band
Mowater Blues - 1971
I Need You - 2016 Vocals, Harmonica, Acoustic & National Steel Guitars
Beer Barrel Boogie - 1954
Shake That Jelly Roll - 1929
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