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.
Cross Street Swing - 1937
Crawfishin' - 1953 Flair 1021
Lazy Susan - 1958 Dean & Marc Mathis, Roy Buchanan: Lead Guitar Also recorded as Dean & Marc and later, w/Larry Henley, as The Newbeats - Argo 5318
Shadrack - 1960 Revelation 120
Keep Your Lamp Trimmed And Burning - 2016
Sneaky Pete - 1947 Flip side, I Love You Yes I Do eventually became the bigger hit
Steelin' Home - 1953
Look-A-There - 1952 Slam Stewart, bass
Tula Ndivile - 1957 Miriam Makeba, lead
Move It On Over - 1947 Recorded at Castle Studios in Nashville, backed by Red Foley's band, including Zeke Turner
That's the Gal for Me - 1949
Sea of Love - 1964
Hey, Mom! - 1953
Driving Wheel - 1961 Written by Roosevelt Sykes as "She Is My Driving Wheel" Duke 335
Oh Why? - 1957 Recorded in New Orleans, from the Here's Little Richard LP
We Shall Be Changed - 1957
Devil Woman - 1962
Ain't That Just Like A Woman? - 1960 Written by Louis Jordan, inspired Chuck Berry's intro to Johnny B. Goode
Tee Vee - 1958 From Compton, CA, not the NYC group - King 5119
Your True Love - 1956 Jerry Lee Lewis, Piano - Sun 261 (Master Was Sped Up For Release)
Margie - 1948
Rock Me - 1941 Second time she recorded this song
I Can See My Saviour - 1958 Group formed in Shreveport, LA in 1946, continued performing into the 1990s
Rainin' Here This Mornin' - 1963 Began their career performing on the Andy Griffith Show
Send Me The Pillow That You Dream On - 1962
Baby Surely Do - 2006
Time Changes Everything - 1940
Pig Foot Pete - 1946
Truckin' - 1935
Why Don't You Do Right? - 1941 Big Bill Broonzy on guitar, hit for Peggy Lee, cleaned up version of Weed Smoker's Dream
Do What The Lord Says Do - 2015
Barracuda - 1955
Nighttime Is The Right Time - 1967
Love Letters - 1961 Lincoln Mayorga, piano
Such A Night - 1954
Private Property - 1964
Brothers - 2023
The Boogie Disease - 1954
Grandaddy's Rocking - 1956
You Can't Catch Me - 1955
Forty Miles Of Bad Road - 1959
Atomic Baby - 1950 Previously Unissued Aladdin Recording
Soul Twist - 1962 Enjoy 1000
Down by the Riverside - 1949 With The Dependable Boys
Rosetta - 1949
Brown's Ferry Blues - 1960 From LP Tribute To The Delmore Brothers
Old Maid Boogie - 1969 Originally recorded in 1947 with Hal Singer, Jay McShann, & T-Bone Walker
Let's Go - 1958 Tenor Saxophone With Dave McRae & His Orchestra - Marv Goldberg column with everything you ever wanted to know about Rollee McGill
Mambo del Pachuco - 1953 Carreer spanned classical, jazz and Lanin dance
Excuse These Blues - 2024 Blake Bamford
You Don't Know Me - 2004 Song written by Cindy walker on a suggestion by Eddie Arnold
Go Where Jesus Is - 1954 Earnest James, Julius Cheeks, leads
The Wild Dog - 1928 Eddie Lang, guitar
Bringing Home the Bacon - 1937 Bob Dunn, electric steel guitar
Disgusted - 1950
Just Like I Treat You - 1961 Hubert Sumlin, Guitar & Henry Gray, Piano
I Know (You Don't Love Me No More) - 1962 With The A.F.O. Studio Combo - A.F.O. 302
Lover's Jamboree - 2000
Rock Around With Ollie Vee - 1957 Flip side of the first recording of That'll Be The Day
Fried Rice - 1962
You'd Better Mind - 1958
I'm Too Old to Boogie Anymore - 1949 Early Nashville recording for Bullet Records
They Don't Want Me to Rock No More - 1957
Rock My Soul - 1960
Black and Blues - 1937 Former member of Brown's Musical Brownies, featuring Harry Palmer, trumpet & vocal
Beale Street Mama - 1932 Originally recorded by Lucille Hegamin, also recorded by Bessie Smith
Drive Daddy, Drive - 1952 Sylvia Vanderpool (Robinson) of Mickey & Sylvia, at 17 years old
Train to Skaville - 1967 Jamaican vocal harmony group, this song was released and became a hit in Britain
Tennessee Central - 1947
Mister Fire Eyes - 1957 Follow-up to crossover hit Dark Moon, was country hit but only minor pop hit, ending her singing career
Trouble In The Land - 1958
Kiko - 1964 Philadelphia Hammond B3 player, also worked as a Philly cop, tune is actually I Got A Woman re-named. Sue 10-001
Treat Her Right. - 1965 Back Beat 546
Troubles, Troubles - 1956 Flip side of Ain't Got No Home
Hearts Of Stone - 1954 Cover of the original Jewels version - DeLuxe 6062
Them There Eyes - 1952 Leroy Kirkland and His Orchestra, first record where she was allowed to sound like herself rather than Ruth Brown
When Things Go Wrong With You - 1949 Hudson Whittaker with Johnnie Jones, Piano. Re-make of It Hurst Me Too with lyric changes
Baby Come Back - 1968 Eddie Grant RCA 9583
Memory - 1958 Country traditionalist whose career had many ups and downs
Just A Little Too Much - 1959 Written by Johnny Burnette, features James Burton on guitar
Chugging Blues - 2012
The Right Time - 1958 Features Margie Hendrix of The Raelettes. Originally recorded by Nappy Brown.
I'se A Muggin' - 1936
Sweet Talkin' Mama - 1938 Sheldon Bennett, fiddle Vocalion 04543. Penny re-recorded it for King records
Camille's Boogie - 1947 Camille Howard, piano. Vocal By Roy Milton.
It Ain't What You Think - 1966 With her brother, Cleophus Robinson
Butterfly Stunt - 2014 Canadian-born, top Nashville session player and producer. https://www.stevedawson.ca/
Julius Caesar - 1938
Trouble In Mind - 1959
All Alone - 1946 R.H. Harris, lead
It Ain't Watcha Do - 1953
Slippin' And Slidin' - 1950 Modern 20-733
Slip, Slip, Slippin' In - 1956 Mercury 70882
Can't Be Satisfied - 1960
I Only Had A Little - 1952 AKA The Dixieaires
Invitation To The Blues - 1970 First recorded by Ray Price in 1958
Twilight Time (Italian) - 1962
The Other Night - 1956 With Quincy Jones
She Put The Hurt On Me - 1961 A.F.O. 301. Lawrence Nelson, died mysteriously after releasing only two singles
Keep Your Hands Off It - 1960 Unissued at the time
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