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.
No Deposit, No Return - 1951 Chicago-born Fats Waller protege. Article by Bill King: open.substack.com/pub/billkingpiano/p/martha-davis-boogie-nights?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
Get Aboard That Southbund Train - 1935 Texas musician, first recorded as sideman for Jimmie Rodgers, recorded 229 singles for Bluebird.
I Shouldn't Cry - 1951 Very talented singer, mother of Motown's William Stevenson, died of cancer before she broke through.
I've found a New Baby - 1930 Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang, Jimmy Dorsey, Frank Signorelli
Let's Go - 1953 Paul Owens, Dewy Young, leads. Specialty recording
Fly Right - 1942 Blind John Davis, piano
Together Again - 1964 Tom Brumley, steel guitar
Possum Twist - 1964
That New Vitamine - 1953 Written by Scotty Wiseman
Stop And Listen Blues - 1931 First mention of "Smokestack Lightnin'" in a song
Cuttin' Out - 1949 Second single, with Paul Gayten Orch.
I'm Movin On - 1959
You May Run On - 1948
Black Dress - 2012 With Teddy Leonard, Guitar
Look At That Moon - Co-written with Carl Mann, not released at the time.
Love, Love, Love - 1952 Bill Brown's final lead
Walked All Night - 1952 Mississippi Delta bluesman, steeped in the culture but made few recordings (for Modern and Sun) and did not move north to become a star.
Nothin' - 1966 Featuring Dave Byngham, Vocals With Roger Mayne, Lead Guitar & Glyn Bell Rhythm Guitar - Yorktown 45001
(You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care - 1958 Originally an LP cut, made the British singles chart in 1961.
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