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.
Early In The Morning - 1948 Originally by Louis Jordan, recorded at least 64 times since
Gloryland Boogie - 1953
Working Man's Blues - 1948
Harlem Fuss - 1929 Includes Eddie Condon, banjo
Stay on the Right Side Sister - 1936
I Just Rose To Tell You - 1948 Apollo 188
Leary Blues - 1949 Originally recorded for Supreme - With Maxwell Davis
Lowlands - 2022 Jassmine (Badass Jass) Collette, vocal. Web site: bluemoonmarquee.com/
Blow Wind Blow - 1956 With Huey P. Smith Orch, Lee Allen, sax
Hey Mae - 1958
Did I Ever Tell You - 1961 Margie was married to Shelby Singleton
Shorty's Got To Go - 1946 Although he could not read or write music, play an instrument and rarely sang, Millinder's band was one of the most important of the era, vocalists and members included Dizzy Gillespie, Rosetta Tharpe, Wynonnie Harris, Bullmoose Jackson and Eddie Lockjaw
Shake What You Got - 2012 With Teddy Leonard, guitar. Song dates back to the 1920s. Note: I misspoke on the show, David has been playing since the 1950s and resides in Victoria, B.C. Web site: davidvest.ca/
Traveling On - 1956 Recorded for VeeJay, Paul Owens, lead
Hate To See You Go - 1955 With Bo Diddley, guitar. Extended version, Orig. On Chess CHD2-9357, Blues With A Feeling, edited Version Was Checker 825
Jello Sal - 1958 Bandera 1302
Love Me - 1956 L.A. group, probably not related to the New York group of the same name
Wailin' Daddy - 1952 Written by Leiber & Stoller, with Maxwell Davis
Big Bob's Boogie - 1951 Decca 48276
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