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.
Don't Steal My Heart - 1954 Backed by Sy Oliver Orch.
Keep A Knockin' - 1957
Swanee River Boogie - 1946
Guitar Jingle Bells - 1957
Dig That Crazy Santa Claus - 1954 Original version, covered immediately by Ralph Marterie - Modern 943
Frosty The Snowman - 1953 From the EP A Country Christmas with Hank Snow
Christmas On TV - 2004
Beautiful Star Of Bethlehem - 1964
Christmas Day At My House - 2002
Mets du rhum dans ton lait d'poule - 2024 Put rum in your egg nog. Ottawa Franco-Ontario group playing new music on ancient instruments. Web site: www.heywow.ca/
Christmas In Jail - 1956
Christmas Island - 1946
Winter Wonderland - 2010
Winter Weather - 1941
Sweet Little Jesus Boy - 1951
Christmas Fais Do Do - 2001
Hey, Santa Claus - 1953 Chance 1150
I'm Gonna Lasso Santa Claus - 1956 Her first record, billed as "Little Brenda Lee (9 years old)" she was actually 11
Santa Claus, Santa Claus - 1968 Produced by Paul Gayten
Silent Night - 1957
(Have A) Merry Christmas - 1952
The Christmas Boogie - 1954 Betty Jack Davis and Mary Frances Pennick (later Skeeter Davis)
Merry Christmas Everybody - 1973
Go Tell It On the Mountain - 1986
No Shrimp Today - 1956 Louisiana Cajun singer who mostly sang straight country - Hickory 1049
Heebie Jeebies, #2 - 1932 Requested by James in Vancouver
It's Been A Long, Long Time - 1945 Requested by David
Shake It and Break It - 2024 Recorded at Bigtone Studio in N.O., live-to-floor on vintage equipment. Web site: : bluemoonmarquee.com/
Let's Go to Town - 1931 Recorded in Chicago at the begining of the Depression when record sales, especially blues record sales, were plummeting
The Glory of Love - 1956 From LP Big Bill Sings Folk Songs
Didn't It Rain - Requested by Marshall
In The Land Beyond The River - 1953
Nickel of Wine - 2024 Requested by William in Tokyo - Link to his Drinking Japan web site: drinkingjapan.org/
Let Me Go Home, Whiskey - 1952 Requested by Mikey in Mexico
Me Neither - 2024 From the CD The Legendary Loser Wins Again
Kahala March - 1952
Oh Happy Day - 1952 Requested by Paul in Toronto
Sea of Love - 1964 Requested by Sarah in Toronto
Mademoiselle - Requested by Clayton in Bonne Bay Nfld.
Jim - 1957 Ernie Wilkins Orch.
Andreya Twist (Andeleya Twist) - 1963 Requested by Roy Forbes in North Vancouver
Hot Rod Shotgun Boogie - 1951 Vocal by Faron Young, written by Webb Pierce
20-75 - 1960
Lord Have Mercy - 1965 Specialty
I Wanna Do More - 1955
Mobile Boogie - 1947
Hitting The Road - 2023
The Natural Facts - 1950
A Porter's Love Song To A Chambermaid - 1936 First recorded by the Alabama Washboard Stompers in 1931
Mind Your Own Business - 1949
Mad Lad - 1960 Chuck on pedal steel guitar
Gin, Gin, Gin - 1951
Let Me Bang Your Box - 1954
Girl At The End Of The Bar - 1946
Hong Kong Blues - 1963 Written by Hoagy Carmichael - This recording not released until 1973
You'll Be My Love - 1958
Oh Daddy, Please Bring That Suitcase In - 1945
Get On The Right Track - 1958
Wait And See - 1957 Imperial 5467
Getting Dizzy - 1958 Apt 25005
Saxony Boogie - 1954 Brown was a Chicago session player who played on many records, including Fleetwood Mac in Chicago
Get On Down the Road - 1959
Don't Be Runnin' Wild (Problem Child) - 1958 Roy Orbison, Billy Riley Guitars, Charlie Rich, piano
Big Dog Blues - 1952
Get With It - 1935 Tommy Duncan, vocal, Leon McAuliffe electric guitar, possibly first electric guitar solo recorded
Minnie the Moocher - 1939 Recorded in Stockholm as U.S. companies resisted recording a female trumpet player
Adam Come and Get Your Rib - 1953 First recorded by Wynonnie Harris, this version to cover the country market. Louis Innis, bass; Boyd Bennett, drums; Jethro Burns, guitar;Henry Glover, piano;
Have Faith In God - 1962 Blind pianist, recorded for Nashboro (716)
Get Out Of My Life Woman - 1966 Also recorded by Paul Butterfield on LP East-West the same year
The Sun Is Shining - 1951 Recorded in New Orleans, Fats Domino on piano
It Don't Make No Never Mind - 1954 Popular Texas performer who never scored a hit record
Go Home Girl - 1962 Also recorded by Ry Cooder
Give It Up - 1954 Recorded in New Orleans with Dave Bartholomew
Hamuchati Mandiwona - 1951 AKA The Bulawayo Sweet Rhythms Band lead by August Musarurgwa
Go On Pretty Baby - 1995 1960s Excello recording Unissued until 1995
Lipstick Traces (On A Cigarette) - 1962 Spellman sang the backing vocal on Ernie K-Doe's Mother-In-Law - Minit 644
Hard Fighting Soldier - 1961 Julius Cheeks, lead
Lorene - 1958
Walking Through My Dreams - 1959 Mercury 71416
Blue Barrelhouse - 1950
His Kiss - 1963
Georgianna - 1957 Recorded for his own label, KRC, in 1957, just as ABC Records re-released his first song for that label, setting him up for stardom
Bite Again, Bite Again - 1948
Hit, Git And Split - 1956 With Mickey "Guitar" Baker, Guitar - Modern 1002
Earl's Rumboogie - 1947
Early In The Morning - 1948 Originally by Louis Jordan, recorded at least 64 times since
Gloryland Boogie - 1953
Working Man's Blues - 1948
Harlem Fuss - 1929 Includes Eddie Condon, banjo
Stay on the Right Side Sister - 1936
I Just Rose To Tell You - 1948 Apollo 188
Leary Blues - 1949 Originally recorded for Supreme - With Maxwell Davis
Lowlands - 2022 Jassmine (Badass Jass) Collette, vocal. Web site: bluemoonmarquee.com/
Blow Wind Blow - 1956 With Huey P. Smith Orch, Lee Allen, sax
Hey Mae - 1958
Did I Ever Tell You - 1961 Margie was married to Shelby Singleton
Shorty's Got To Go - 1946 Although he could not read or write music, play an instrument and rarely sang, Millinder's band was one of the most important of the era, vocalists and members included Dizzy Gillespie, Rosetta Tharpe, Wynonnie Harris, Bullmoose Jackson and Eddie Lockjaw
Shake What You Got - 2012 With Teddy Leonard, guitar. Song dates back to the 1920s. Note: I misspoke on the show, David has been playing since the 1950s and resides in Victoria, B.C. Web site: davidvest.ca/
Traveling On - 1956 Recorded for VeeJay, Paul Owens, lead
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