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.
Don't Take My Whiskey Away From Me - 1954 With Clarence Kenner, Guitar - King 4724
Don't Let My Ramblin Bother Your Mind - 1939
Lord I'm On My Way - 1961
Stormy Weather - 1959 Phillip Baptiste. Did not persue a music career after Sea of Love because he was cheated out of his royalties.
Swing Me With Rhythm - 1935
Boppin' With the Mambo - 1954 Omaha NB group featured Gene McDaniels and Wesley Devereaux (son of Wynonie Harris). Backed by the Johnny Otis Orch., Pete Lewis on guitar
The Chicken And The Bop - 1957 KRC 301 - recorded on his own label after he finished his army stint, he and his material were picked up by ABC
Bob Cat Stomp - 1954 AKA Left Handed Charlie Marris - alternate take
Person To Person - 1952
Black Jack David - 1956 Flip of Ubangi Stomp, based on folk song Raggle Taggle Gypsies
Sweet Milk and Peaches - 1929 Willie Narmour and Shellie Smith, Mississippi duo who recorded extensively from 1928 - 1930
High Time - 2024 Self-described as "energenic Fleetwood Mac-style"
It's All Right - 1960
Everything Gonna Be Alright - 1958 Sam Maghett - Cobra recording
Baby, Baby Me - 1954
Zip Zip - 1957
Uptight Good Man - 1967 Chess 2030
See You Later Alligator - 1955 Written and first recorded by Bobby Charles (Robert Guidry). Hall's version was recorded just before Bill Haley's
One Way Out - 1964 His second recording of the song, for Chess LP 1503 The Real Folk Blues 1966. This is the version the Allman Bros. copied.
Bandstand Boogie - 1999
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