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.
Brownie's Blues - 1952
Baby Brown - 1934 Classically trained musician who wrote songs for and with Lous Armstrong and Fats Waller among others.
Show Me the Way to Go Home - 1938
Know Fari - 1972 Early recording for Lamont, on guitar
Bad Habit - 1952 Flip side of My Ding-A-Ling
La Cucaracha - 1954
Big Midnight Special - 1961 Song originally by Wilma Lee & Stony Cooper. From an album recorded in 1958 featuring a more pop-oriented style than her usual honky-tonk fare.
Ooh-Wow - 1956 New Orleans session guitarist appeard on hundreds of records including Little Richard's biggest hits, and was a member of Fats Domino's band.
Cry Me A River - 1955 Barny Kessel, guitar, Ray Leatherwood, double bass
John Saw The Holy Number - 1950 R.H. Harris, lead. Aladdin 2035
Shame, Shame, Shame - 2001 Canadian-based musician who blends blues, folk and Hindustani classical music. Plays a 20-string mohan veena amongother instruments. Song originally by Jimmy Reed
Sun Medley: Mystery Train/My Baby Left Me/That's All Right - 1993 With Danny Gatton, Guitar. A legendary musician, Mclinton played harmonica on Bruce Channel's Hey Baby,had a chart hit with giving It Up for Your Love.
Joe's Mandolin Boogie - 1950 Joe Baumgardner, mandolin
Baby How Long - 1954 One of the first records he made for Chess (earlier Chess releases were recorded at Sun)
Daddy-O - 1948 Article by Bill King on Martha Davis: open.substack.com/pub/billkingpiano/p/martha-davis-boogie-nights?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
Baby Be Mine - 1955 Skeeter Davis & Georgia Davis (not related) one of their last recordings together.
Beyond The Shadow - 1959
Goin' Home - 1963 Re-make of a song originally recorded in 1952 without Dave Bartholomew, who did produce this version.
Just Crazy - 1950
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