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.
Blues In My Heart And Tears In My Eyes - 1953 King 4628 - His real nickname was Stick
Cool Cool Baby - 1953 Baltimore group
We're Gonna Have A Time - 1957 Frances Steadman lead
Long Lonely Nights - 1957 Covered by Clyde McPhatter the same year, revived by Bobby Vinton in 1965
I'm Gonna Love You Too - 1958 Not a big seller at the time, was a bigger regional hit in 1964. Revived by Blondie in 1978
T Bone Jumps Again - 1992
Corrine Corinna - 1956
That's What's On My Mind - 1959
Black And Blue - 1939 Highly respected exponent of Chicago sound jazz, based on Dixieland but he hated the old styles using banjo and tuba.
Come Over Here - 1952 Became the "5" Royales, this song was copied by James Brown and others
Ain't Nothing You Can Do - 1964 Memphis bluesman heavilly influenced by Rev. C.L. Franklin - Duke 390
Mercy's Blues - 1957 AKA Jimmy Mullins - recorded for Ace Records with Frankie Lee Sims on guitar
Stomp That Thing - 1950 Also successful as a producer in the 1960s, wrote Daddy-o, a hit for the Fontaine Sisters
Just as Soon as I Go Home - 1947 Pleasant Joseph, great New Orleans jazz, blues and rock & roll musician who did not like recording
You Gotta Ho-Di-Ho - 1934
Kahala March - 1952
I'm in His Care - 1942
Come In Stranger - 1958
Yellow Jackets Get Together - 1937
A Mouse Been Messin' Around - 1930
Let The Four Winds Blow - 1961 Not released until 1974
We´re Two Of A Kind - 1964
Sweet Black Angel (Black Angel Blues) - 1949 With Sunnyland Slim, Piano , based on a recording by Tampa Red, later recorded by B.B. King - Aristocrat 2301
Swingin' Baby Doll - 1958 With Russell "Leon Russell" Bridges: Piano - East West 123
Win Your Love - 1962 Derby Records version
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