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.
Strange Things Happening Every Day - 1945 Decca 8669
Rock With A Sock - 1955 With Warren Luckey, Tenor Saxophone - Rainbow 299
Stop Rockin' That Train - 1947
Down by the Train Line - 1967 Wilburne Cole & Patsy Todd
Tea For Two - 1939
Wait For Me - 1933 Duo who made several records in the 1930s then disappeared. Now how Harold inserts "Let Me Call You Sweetheart" into his solo break.
Marie - 1951 Irving Berlin song recorded for National in 1949. Revived by The Four Tunes in 1953.
Matzoh Balls - 1939 Gaillard has claimed that his father was Jewish, but his early life not really known.
Mary Jane - 1941 Featuring Smokey Wood.
I Got A Mother Done Gone - 1949 King recording, Solomon Womack, Roosevelt Payne, leads
You're Lonesome Now - 1960 Louisiana group
I Feel Good All Over - 1972
Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey - 1967 Song written in 1902 about Willard Bailey, a jazz musician
Pork 'N Beans - 1949 Released on Aristocrat (Chess). Group included Sun Ra.
Sweet Home Chicago - 1953 With Albert Williams, Piano, James Walker, Washboard & Dickie Houston, Drums Previously Unissued Sun Recording
Boogie Downtown - 2010 Featuring Mike Hilliard, guitar. Web site: sabrinaandmikelive.com/bio
I'm So Happy (Tra-La-La-La-La-La) - 1956 Frankie Lymon's brother. Group did well in NYC but didn't chart nationally. Fury 1000
Right String But The Wrong Yo Yo. - 1956 Song written by Speckled Red, revived by his son Piano Red in 1950, also recorded by The Beatles in their Get Back sessions. Sun LP 1225
Matt's Guitar Boogie - 1990 With Floyd Murphy, Guitar
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