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.
Wasn't That Good? - 1953 King 4260
V-Disc Blues (Bugle Call Rag / Ole Miss Rag) - 1944 Made for broadcast to U.S. soldiers overseas
There'll Be a Jubilee - 1956 First recorded by The Andrews Sisters in 1944
I'm On My Way to the Old Home - 1952 Recorded in1950
Warm Bed To Sleep On - 2013 Jon Knight - Vocals, Mark Wessenger - Organ and Vocals, Chris Latta - Guitar, Tom Bona - Drums and Vocals, Harpo Peterson - Bass and Vocals. YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/soulstack
I Got a Home in That Rock - 1953 Excello 2013
Every Time We Say Goodbye - 1945 Cole Porter song. With the Teddy Wilson Orch.
Don't You Lie to Me - 1945 Ruby Owens (sister of Tex Owens) with her husband, Curly fox
Mapai Busuku - 1959
My Baby Told Me -
Jumpin' At the Record Shop - 1946 Atomic Records 216
I've Been Born Again - 1957 Specialty recording
Don't Take Him For Granted - 1956 One of their last recordings - Georgia Davis and Skeeter Davis (Mary Penick - the two were not related)
Nashville Pickin' - 1966 From his LP Southbound
Five Feet High & Rising - 1959 Inspired by an actual flood that Cash experienced when he was just under five years old
I'm A Rolling Stone - 1957 Excello 2116
You Can't Be Satisfied - 1963
Tonight I Fell In Love - 1961 Their first chart hit - Warwick 615
Bop Bop Ba Doo Bop - 1956 Yet another moderately successful rockabilly singer who found great success 40 years later in the European rockabilly revival
After Hours - 1946 Original version
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