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.
Mama (He Treats Your Daughter Mean) - 1966 Produced by Robert Spencer, (formerly of The Cadillacs), recorded in New York City using Memphis session players that were in town backing Carla Thomas at The Apollo
Good Lovin' - 1956 Recorded in L.A. but heavily influenced by N.O. sound.
(I'm Gonna, Gonna, Gonna) See My Baby - 1959
Lonely Tramp - 1957
Where Could I Go To The Lord - 1957 VeeJay 854
Have Another Drink and Talk to Me - 1949 Jazz-oriented sax player from Lucky Millinder's band recruited by RCA to do Rock & Roll (or R&B as it was called)
I Just Keep Lovin' Her - 1947 Little Walter's first recording, cut in the back of a record store on Maxwell Street in Chicago with the obscure guitarist, Othum Brown
Bobs Boogie -
Kentucky - 1958 From LP Songs Our Daddy Taught Us - born & raised in Mullenburg County, Kentucky. Their father was a prominent musican.
Jesus Is The First Line Of Defense - 1951
Twelfth Street Rag - 1927
Hawaiian Boogie - 1953
Ain't It Fine - 1956 Co-written by Rich & Boudelaux Bryant, Nashville recording w/Chet Atkins RCA 6595
Fat Stuff Boogie - 1947 Influential pianist who also pioneered the Hammond organ in jazz, and the "locked hands" or "parallel chords" technique later used by George Shearing & Nat King Cole.
Boss Man Blues - 1958
Cold Chills - 1951 Modern 20-813
Mohair Sam - 1965
Eat at El Gringo - 2026 Gananogue, Ontario band. Web site: dustycoyote.ca
Yes, I Want You - 1958 Atlantic 1191
Bobby's Boogie (Instrumental) - 1952
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