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.
T'Aint What You Do (It's The Way That You Do It) - 1939 Co-written by Sy Oliver & "Trummy" Young.Revived in 1989 by Fun Boy Three & Bananarama.
Do the Hula Lou - 1934 Ocie Stockard on banjo
Feel Like I'm Running For The Lord - 1955
Blue Ridge Rambler's Rag - 1929 Group was a loosely-knit organization of various musicians from other bands under the direction of Barnes, who was not a performer.
Don't Play No Mambo - 1955 W/Sid Bass Orch. Josie 787
Wine Drinker - 1950 One of their last recordings
Evolution Blues - 1948
Eastern Standard Time - 1964
Time Out For Tears - 1962 Originally by Savannah Churchill, best known by Dinah Washington
Drifting and Dreaming - 1957 From Jumpin' Guitar, released in 1985 from recordings he made in a New York hotel room in the 1960s
Free and Easy - 2025 Toronto vintage jazz vocalist, web site: www.lindacarone.com
Fire Down Yonder - 1938 Featuring Isiah Pelzer (bass)
(Miss Sadie Mae) Curl My Babys Hair - 1950 With James Watkins, Piano - one of two reording he made of this song for small Detroit labels. Fortune 846 & LP 3002
Ooh Poo Pah Doo - 1979 "Blue-eyed soul" singer popular in New Orleans but didn't break nationally.
Rockin Through The Rye - 1956 Based on Robbie Burns song Comin' Through The Rye
I'm Walking - 1957 Storch was a comedian who appeard in many early comedy TV shows, best known for his regular role on F Troup.
Do Not Forget - 1954 Written by Richard Berry, group includes Gloria Jones, eventually evolved into The Blossoms with Darlene Love
Dig That Crazy Chick - 1956 New Orleans-born bandleader & sax player backed up Lous Prima in his Vegas years.
Let's Go Home - 1960 Vee-Jay recording
Dance On - 1965
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