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.
Rock And Roll Tango - 1958
Baby - 1955 Lucille McClinton, Chicago blues singer who made 8 sides for Blue Lake Records which is more than anybody else.
Roving Cowboy - 1936 Song written by Bob Nolan, Roy Rogers, lead vocal, Hugh Farr, fiddle.
Really The Blues - 1938 Mezz Mezzrow, clarinet and writer, also the title of his book.
Don't Worry About Me - 1949 AKA The Matchless Love Gospel Singers featuring Mae Gooch, lead
Ay Ai Ai - 1985 With Mel Melton, Harmonica & Vocals. Clifton Chenier song
Blue Shuffle - 1952 Basically an instrumental version of Lloyd Price's Lawdy Miss Clawdy recorded earlier that year.
If Her Love Isn't True - 1955
Just Can't Stay - 1953 With Snooky Pryor, Harmonica - Sabre 104
Need A Hundred Dollars - 1955 Detroit street musician who played a Diddley Bow, a crude, one-string guitar usually played by children
Everyday Will Be The Same - 1956 Cleveland group
All Aboard For Oklahoma - 1947
Baby Don't You Cry - 1942 Vocal by Warren Evans
Story To Tell - 1950 With Dave Bartholomew's Orch.
Strange Desire - 1961 Capitol recording
Why Can't You Treat Me Right - 1956 Harlem group, recorded for Bobby Robinson's Red Robin label
Funny How Time Slips Away - 1973
Straight A's In Love - 1959 One of many sides hurredly recorded at Sun as his contract was nearing expiration
Don't Let His Name Go Down - 1964 Julius Cheeks, lead
Ballin' The Jack - 1960
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