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.
(Everytime I Hear) That Mellow Saxophone - 1956 With Lee Allen, Tenor Sax - Prominent N.O. session guitarist & member of Fats Domino's band - Specialty 583
Shake It and Break It - 2024 Newly recorded at Bigtone Studio in N.O., live-to-floor on vintage equipment. Pre-order the CD here: bluemoonmarquee.com/pre-order-new-orleans-sessions
Let's Stay Together - 1956 Rusty played slide guitar on Neil Young's On The Beach LP
Handful of Riffs - 1929 Lonnie Johnson and Eddie Lang
Heebie Jeebies - 1926 Said to be the first example of "scat singing" on record.
Heeby Jeebies - 1956 Roy Montrel on guitar. Otis Redding performed this song the first time he went on stage at a talent contest.
Go on with Your Dancing - 1962 One of the first successful female country stars. Her husband, Hawkshaw Hawkins died in the same plane crash that killed Patsy Cline, Cowboy Copas and pilot Randy Hughes
Trouble All About My Soul - 1950 Recorded for Swingtime in L.A.
My Cabin In Caroline - 1949
Junior Jumps - 1949 Features his guitarist Junior Rogers
Singing in My Soul - 1947
In The Moonlight - 1952
Salani - South African musician
Without A Song - 1953 Features Bill Brown, bass lead
You Won't Believe This - 1962
Rock Around The Clock - 1954 Written by Max Freedman and performed live by Bill Haley, Haley's label at the time would not let him record it because of a feud with its publisher.
He'll Have To Go - 1959 First recording of the song, later recorded by Jim Reeves (and hundreds of others)
Linda - 1963 Written in the 1940s by Jack Lawrence using the name of his lawyer's daughter, Linda Eastman (Linda McCartney)
Mind Your Own Business - 1997
Do The Cha Cha Cherry - 1958 Lowman Pauling, writer & guitar, Royal Abbit, vocal. Cha Cha Cherry is actually the name of a plant.
Running Wild - 1930
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