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.
Lonesome Train - 1952 King recording
Merle's Boogie Woogie - 1947
Broke And Hungry - 1948
The Prodigal Son - 1944
Love Wasn't There - 1952 Featuring Bill Brown & Charlie White, formerly of The Dominoes
St. Louis Blues - 1949 Allan Reuss, Barney Bigard, Eddie Beal, Red Callender, Zutty Singleton - Crystalette 603
Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me) - 1946 Ray Nance, vocal and trumpet
God Don't Like It - 1943
Howlin Tomcat - 1952 One of the first white musicians to record at Sun studios in Memphis
Oua Oua - 1933 William Kulii Kanui, Lucie Fernande Schmidt. Hawaiian duo based in Europe
Boot Heel Drag - 1953 Transcription recording made for radio pay
Your Crazy Crazy Heart - 1956
Cain River Blues - 1947
(I'm Feeling Kinda) Rotten - 2016 Montreal-based singer. With Ben Racine, Guitar, John Sadowy, Piano & "Little Frankie" Thiffault, Tenor Saxophone
Seein' Double, Feelin' Single - 1954 Best known as a songwriter (Wolverton Mountain, Ring of Fire) & Hank Wiliams Jr.'s manager.
Wanted $10,000 Reward - 1961 Issued as flip of Mother-In-Law
She's Got You - 1962 Written by Hank Cochran
Newly Wed - 1955 Chicago group. Parrot 815
Night Train To Memphis - 1959 From Sun LP 114
Buss Robinson Blues - 1939
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