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.
Evil Gal Blues - 1943 Milt Buckner, piano
Signifying Woman - 1947 With Judge Riley, Guitar & Robert Call, Piano. Part of the 'first wave' of Chicago blues artists - RCA Victor 20-3118
Perkin's Wiggle - 1956
The Road's Rough and Rocky - 1958
Ain't A Bump In The Road - 1952 Part of the wave of mid-westerners who migrated to Bakersfield and Modesto Cal.
Maui - 1930 Frank Ferera and John K. Paaluhi
I Wanna Know - 2023 Fromm his 2023 CD One Step Closer. Web site: www.brandonisaak.ca/
He's My Everything - 1962 Chicago-based pianist
Stuff You Gotta Watch - 1951 With Little Walter, Harmonica & Jimmy Rogers, Guitar - Originally On Chess LP 9180 "Rare & Unissued"
Regal Boogie - 1948 Released on a small label with no catalogue #, same song both sides
I'm Glad - 1956
Eyesight to the Blind - 1951 Sonny Boy Williamson song, Allen Bunn vocal & guitar
Red's Blues - 1955 Willie Perryman AKA Dr. Feelgood
A Sunday Kind of Love - 1954 Group formed in Harlem in 1953 features Willie Winfield, lead. Specialized in smooth ballads
I Smell A Rat - 1954 Written by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller, backed by Johnny Otis Orch - the same as Hound Dog
A Little Too Much - 1961
It's Too Late - 1956
Black And White Thunderbird - 1959 Three-girl group from Belleville, NJ, later had a long career as back-up singers, especially for Connie Francis & Lou Christie
Money Honey - 1958 Revival of the hit by Clyde McPhatter & the DriftersCapitol LP T1041
Leap Frog - 1957
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