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.
Linda Lu - 1959 From Ft. Worth, Texas, started as a country musician, called "The best white-sounding black dude ever"
Ever Since My Baby's Been Gone - 1955
Sunbonnet Sue - 1933 Considered the first western swing recording released. Milton Brown, vocal; Bob Wills, fiddle; Derwood Brown, guitar; Sleepy Johnson, tenor guitar.
Trouble Trouble - 1950
My Lord and I - 1951
Share The Load - 2011 mikestevensmusic.com/mike
I Wish You Would - 1955 With Henry Gray, Piano & Jody Williams, Guitar - Vee Jay 146
Mambo Hop - 1962
When I Come Back Crying - 1942 The Four Keys (AKA The Furness Bros.) were a vocal and instrumental group.
It Gets Late So Early - 1955
Two Wings - 1961
I'm In My Teens - 1956 Larry and Lorrie Collins, brother & sister. Columbia 4-21543
Yes It's You - 1956 Re-recorded in 1060 for United Artists
I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water - 1965 First recording, also recorded by Lonnie Mack and Charlie Rich in the same year, a year later by Johnny Rivers
It Couldn't Be True - 1950 Detroit singer with a very promising career, mother of Motown's Mickey Stevenson, died of cancer in 1952. Marv Goldberg article: https://www.uncamarvy.com/KittyStevenson/kittystevenson.html
Booted - 1952 Gordon recorded this for both Chess and Modern at about the same time.
Run On Home To Live With God - 1953 Philadelphia group
I'm Leaving It All Up To You - 1963 Written by Don "Sugarcane" Harris and Dewey Terry, who recorded it first - Montel 921
Big Fool - 1957 Columbia 4-40875
Cannon Ball Rag - 1968
You Can't Sit Down, Part 1 - 1961 Boyd 3398
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