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.
Pamela Brown - 1969
Hawaiian Melody - 1929 Benjamin Keakahiawa Nawahi
Hold My Body Down - 1962
Don't Put No Headstone On My Grave - 1962
Done Gone - 1962
Peek, Peek-A-Boo - 1955
Mailman's Sack - 1952
The Closer You Are - 1956
Night Train - 1952
Good News - 1957 Marion Williams, Lead
Betty Jean Blues - 1950 Recorded for Peacock, PeeWee Crayton, guitar
Draggin' the River - 1959
Chickee Wah Wah - 1957 Former lead singer for Huey P. Smith & the clowns - who probably back him up here
Tweedle Dee - 1955
Oop Shoop - 1954 L.A. singer from Coffeeville, Kansas. First successful record written and performed by a group of young, black girls
Oh! You Pretty Woman - 1934
In the Alley - 1952 Recorded for King - Todd Rhodes Orch backing
Housewives Choice (Don't You Know) - 1962 Derrick Morgan & Patsy Todd
Journey To The Sky - 1951
Limehouse Blues - 1936
Night Workin' Blues - 1951 Recorded at Sun, released on Chess, Thomas was a DJ at WDIA with several jobs
Automatic Mama - 1949 Fred Stryker, lead, Don Gibson on bass
Deed I Do - 1954 Chicago group
Swing The Scales - 1940
Is It Too Late Now? - 1950
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