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.
Living Like A King - 1952
Good Deal Lucille - 1954 Originally by Al Terry
Where Could I Go - 1955 Former members of The Soul Stirrers including R.H. Harris, lead. Nashboro recording
Goodbye Mary Ann - 1962
Fool In Love - 2008 From Songs For Cello & Voice CD - Fox also produced, arranged and mixed the track.
Run Gal Run - 1953 Popular Chicago-based pianist just before R&B became R&R
Wishes To The Fishes - 2025 Web site: sineadxsanders.com
Damfino Stomp - 1927 One of the first Black blues musicians ever to record - played on a guitjo - a 6-string banjo tuned like a guitar.
Let Your Tears Fall Baby - 1951 Recorded for Peacock with Bill Harvey's Band
The Blues-oooos - 1955
Polly Vaughn - 1963
Charged With Cheating - 1965 Chuck Willis song
Joy In His Company - 1962
Round House Boogie (aka Sax Symphonic Boogie) - 1952 J.T. Brown's Broomdusters - backed up Elmore James
Blues Stay Away - 1955 AKA George "Harmonica" Smith - may have been the first to amplify his harmonica
Once In a While - 1960 Group from Brooklyn, NY specalized in reviving swing-era songs.
Alabama Rock 'n' Roll - 1956 Jimmy Wright, sax. Later became a successful Broadway & TV actor appearing in many shows including The Wiz.
Ten Long Fingers - 1959 Tribute to Jerry Lee Lewis, piano by C.B. Oliver. Dixie 2018
Roy's Guitar Boogie - 1963
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