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.
I Feel So Good - 1954 Mickey "Guitar" Baker
At The Cross - 1953 Gotham recording
Shim Sham Shimmy Dance - 1933 Clarence Williams
Blue Ridge Mountain Blues - 1958 Song dates back to the 1920s, also recorded by John Fogerty and the Blue Ridge Mountain Rangers in 1973
New Jolie Blond - 1947
Lily Maebelle Mambo - 1956 Session player for Rama & Gee labels - did the sax break on Frankie Lymon's Why Do Fools Fall In Love among many others - Gee 1006
Worry, Worry, Worry. - 1950 Decca 48149
Salanjalo - Lgendary South African producer, arranger and manager for Ladysmith Black Mambazzo & The Mahotella Queens. This was probably recorded around 1967.
Headin' Home - 1956
Stay With Me Jesus - 1952 Robert Crutcher, lead
Blue Jeans - 2026 30 year veteran on the Canadian music scene. Web site: reidjamieson.com/
Take the "A" Train - 1955
Each Minute Seems A Million Years - 1945 First of his 128 hit singles.
Southern Moon - 1960 Song by The Delmore Brothers
Rock Bottom - 1955 Arthur Lee Maye (a star basebal player), Richard Berry, and Johnny Coleman
Murder In The First Degree - 1956 Backed by Red Saunders Orch. Flip of goin' Down Slow.
Got To Make A Comeback - 1966 Stax 194
Doin' the Hambone - 1954 Backed by Dave Bartholomew Orch, Earl Palmer, drums. Came out after the very similar recording by Red Saunders.
Art's Theme - 1956 From The Phillips 10'' LP BBR 8107 "Rock You Sinners" 1956
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