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.
Honolulu Hula Hula Heigh - 1935
I'll Always Love You Just The Same - 1941
Bend Down - 1957 Performer and wealthy radio & TV station owner based in Modesto, Calif., played a crucial role in developing Bakersfield Sound
Happy Hour - 2023
Bewildered - 1948 Originally by Tommy Dorsey, this is one of many covers of a recording by Red Miller. www.spontaneouslunacy.net/amos-milburn-bewildered-aladdin-3018/
My Lord And I - 1953 Margaret Allison, founder and lead
Big Talking Jim - 1962 Fanita Barrett, Gloria Jones, Darlene Love tims.blackcat.nl/messages/blossoms.htm
Five Long Years - 1959 Originally by Eddie Boyd
Three Months To Kill - 1958 Texas singer with talent, looks and a good record company, but no hits - Challenge 59014
Shake It Up And Go - 1952
Answer Me - 1957
Knock Me A Kiss - 1942 His first big hit
I've Got To Tell It - 1947 No record of who was in the group even though they put out several releases on Modern
Cut Across Shorty - 1960 First version; covered by Carl Smith a month later, revived by Rod Stewart in 1970
My Country Man - 1953 With Leroy Kirkland Orch.
Old Rattler - 1947
Fixin' to Die Blues - 1940 With Washboard Sam
Uncle John - 2012 Tribute to Mississippi John Hurt
Deed And Deed I Do - 1960
54 46 That's My Number - 1970 Refers to his prison number. Later recorded as 54-46 Was My Number
Runenae Papa - 1935 Singleton was a member of Louis Armstrong's Hot Five. Song is based on a Cuban son La Runidera
I'm Gonna Sleep With One Eye Open - 1999 First recorded by Flatt & Scruggs in 1955
Pig Latin Blues - 1952
Walking Along - 1957 Milton Love, Lead Vocals. Recorded by The Diamonds in 1958 - Old Town 1034 & Argo 5316
There Must Be A City - 1951 Spin-off group of the Fairfield Four
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