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.
Roy Brown Boogie - 1948 Featuring "Batman" Rankins on sax
Can't You Hear Him Calling - 1952 Probably Alton & Raybon Delmore with Grandpa Jones and Merle Travis. This would be the final record for the core group.
Dial 110 Blues - 1952 Recorded in Shreveport, LA for Specialty but unissued at the time.
La Mer - 1949 Became known in English as Beyond The Sea
Nearer To Thee - 1955
Tryin' To Keep Her 88's Straight - 1980 With Jane Vasey: Piano & Vocals
Lookin' Poor, But Feelin' Rich - 1948 Originally from Texas was quite successful on records, TV and movies in California.
Girl From Galak - 1962
Ham Beats All Meat - 1928 Bate was a real doctor and a star of the Grand 'Ol Opry. Song is an old slave song slyly putting down white pretentions.
Saint James Infirmary - 2024 From their New Orleans Sessions CD.
44 Blues - 1953 Recorded at Sun in Memphis, not released at the time. Originally by Roosevelt Sykes.Mose Vinson - Vocal and Piano, Joe Willie Wilkins - Guitar, Walter Horton - Harmonica, Joe Hill Louis - Guitar Kenneth Banks - Bass Isreal Franklin - Drums and/or Possibl
Corrine Corrina - 1937 Blues song first copyrighted by Bo Carter in 1932 but based on much earlier songs. Became a Western Swing standard.
Down By The Riverside - 1951
Shona Phantsi - 1955
Baby Be Mine - 1957 New Jersey group, this record never charted.
Let It Roll - 1947
Farewell - 1957 Featurng Ruth Davis
A Closer Walk - 1960
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