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.
Talk About Jesus - 1952 South Wind Singers toured and recorded with Rosetta for several years. They also sang at Hank Wiliams' funeral.
Jivin' The Vibes - 1937 Title was originaly spelled Jivin' The Vibres
You're So Fine - 1961 Nelson Kershaw, brother of Rusty and Doug Kershaw. Goldband 1118
An Empty Mansion - 1960
Number Nine Blues - 1953
Who's On The Telephone? (Telephone) - 2000 From their CD Great To Be Alive. Toronto-based band
Atomic Cocktail - 1945 Recorded just weeks after the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
Ridin The Frets - 1956
What Manner Of Man Is This - 1952 Off-shoot of The Fairfield Four
Universal Blues - 2026 Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ronnie.douglas.635836/
You Showed Me The Way - 1937 With Teddy Wilson, piano. Song written by Teddy McRae, Chick Webb and Benny Green. Lyrics by Ella Fitzgerald.
Bottom Of The List - 1956 Irby started his career in a duo with Ted Daffan, the two split, Daffan went on to great success. This was a recording Daffan made on his own label to try and revive Irby's career.
Darling Honey Angel Child - 1960 Demo recording for his classic hit Come On, released later to cash in on its success.
Don't Be Cruel - 1960 Original bass player for Elvis Presley. Group had a big influence on Jamaican ska.
No! I Ain't Gonna Let You Go - 1957 Written by the comedian "Moms" Mabley.
The Moon Is Rising - 1953
Is There Something On Your Mind? - 1960
I'm Wonderin' Now - 1954 Larry Lee Phillipson
Why Me - 1958 Flip of This Little Girl's Gone Rockin'
Do You Care -
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