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.
Are You Hep - 1948 Vocal By Aurelia and the band
Frisco Blues - 1945 McVea on tenor sax, Rabon Tarrant, vocals & drums, Black & White 751
No Help Wanted - 1953 Originally by The Carlisles, one of 10 covers to come out within a year. Revived by The Canadian Sweetheartsmin 1961
Bad Dude - 2025 Metis singer song-writer from Red River, now based in Nova Scotia. Web site: joehhenry.com/home
Don't Wonder About Him - 1948 Actually The Soul Stirrers, R.H. Harris, lead
I Know I Can't Forget You (But I'll Try) - 1955 Recorded in 1955 at Sun im Memphis but unreleased at the time. Researchers Colin Escott & Hank Davis discovered their recordings in 1986.
Baby Buggy Boogie - 1948 Edward and Edwin Miolen were identical twins
Beatin' The Dog - 1927 Eddie Lang, guitar. Flip sde was called Kickin' The Cat
Used - 2026 Cuban born singer now based in Nova Scotia.
(I'll Be Glad When You're Dead) You Rascal You - 1950 Written by Sam Theard, Louis Armstrong on vocal
Anyone Who Knows What Love Is (Will Understand) - 1964 Co-writers include Randy Newman and Jeannie Seely, issued as flip of Time Is On My Side. Has been included in many TV soundtracks including Black Mirror.
That's My Girl - 1962 Issued as flip of Land Of A 1,000 Dances - Instant 3252
Lovin' Machine - 1984 English actor & singer who has recorded more than 70 albums in her career
Take Me In A Lifeboat - 1951 First recorded by J.E. Manier in 1935 though song is much older.
Prowling Night Hawk - 1937 McCoy changed hs name to Robert Nighthawk after this recording. Joe Williams, guitar & John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson (1), hca - Bluebird B-6995
Stormin' - 1961 Lethbridge, Alberta group included Rick Bell later of 5 Man Eelctrical Band
Reap What You Sow - 1996 Chris & Ken Whiteley
Fools Fall In Love - 1957
Strange Cargo - 2009
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