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.
Beautician Blues - 1951 Revived by B.B. King in 1964
Further On Up The Road - 1957 Thelma Jackson, lead
Do Unto You - 1955
Stratosphere Boogie - 1955 Bryant on guitar, West on pedal steel. Both worked extensively as session players for Capitol and other labels, both considered country-jazz innovators.
Worried Life Blues - 1941 Maceo Merryweather, Tampa Red, Ransom Knowling (bass). Based on Someday Baby Blues by Sleepy John Estes. Early Chicago blues.
Does Jesus Care - 1952
Real Hot Boogie - 1950
Balancing With Bill - 1950 Recorded for King, Moore playd sax for Paul William's Hucklebuckers and was always trying to balance jazz, R&B and pop styles.
Stormy Weather - 1939
Dixie Moon - 1986 Produced by Billy Sherrill
He May Be Your Man - 1945 Includes Wild Bill Moore on sax. Philo PV105 & Aladdin AV105
Jelly Roll Blues - 1952 Written by Jelly Roll Morton, Billie Moore, vocal (no relation to Wild Bill Moore)
Pretty Woman Blues - 1956 Country artist who made records now considered rockabilly, though he didn't call it that at the time.
Descarga Criolla - 1966 Willie Garcia, vocal
Up-Top Mystery Man - 2025 From Them Shadows. Web site: sineadxsanders.com
Baby I'm Coming Home - 1952 Mississippi Delta bluesman, steeped in the culture but made few recordings (for Modern and Sun) and did not move north to become a star.
Is It A Dream - 1953
You Gotta Pay - 1956 Worked and recorded with George Jones
[Untitled Instrumental] - 1961
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