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.
In the Night - 1954
Morning Train - 1957
Must Be Nice - 2024 Blake Bamford
Landlord Blues - 1949 With Owen Bradley, Electric Guitar, Sonny Turner, Trumpet, Andy Goodrich, Alto Sax & Sammy Ford, Tenor Sax - King 4306
TV Mama - 1953 Recorded in Chicago with Elmore James, Guitar - Atlantic 1016
Just Right Bounce - 1951 Willie Perryman
Nine Pound Hammer - 1956 With Al Casey: Guitar - Dot 15534
The Old Account Was Settled - 1955
Worried Blues - 1938
Did You Fall In Love With Me - 1991 "Prairie Oyster" (or mountain oyster) is a dish made out of bull testicles.
Ishumelosheleni - 1955
58th Street Jump (Instrumental) - 1947 Sax player for Joe Liggins & The Honeydrippers. This side recorded in a hurry to beat the impending record ban
Save Me - 1967 From Atlantic LP 8139
Too Many Drivers - 1964 Re-make of song he recorded in 1953, also a hit for Smokey Hogg, written by Big Bill Broonzy.
Call a Doctor - 1953
I'm Sittin' On Top Of The World - 1963
What's The Reason I'm Not Pleasing You? - 1956 Imperial 5417
Knob And Tube - 2015
Long Gone Daddy - 1956 RPM 473
Blues Boss Shuffle - 2011 With Duke Robillard, Guitar & Sax Gordon, Tenor Sax
Linda Lu - 1959 From Ft. Worth, Texas, started as a country musician, called "The best white-sounding black dude ever"
Ever Since My Baby's Been Gone - 1955
Sunbonnet Sue - 1933 Considered the first western swing recording released. Milton Brown, vocal; Bob Wills, fiddle; Derwood Brown, guitar; Sleepy Johnson, tenor guitar.
Trouble Trouble - 1950
My Lord and I - 1951
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