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.
Newspaper Boy Blues - 1952 Tiny Kennedy doing a female impersonation
Locked Out Boogie - 1948 Recorded for Aristocrat
Can Anyone Explain? - 1950
I'll Go Steppin' Too - 1954
Gospel Cannonball - 1941
Slow Train - 1969 From the Stax LP Soul Folk in Action
If I Could Only Win Your Love - 1975 Originally by The Louvin Bros.
Country Gardens - 1940 Great, clasically-trained pianist who was an outspoken advocate for civil rights - which derailed her career in the McCarthy era. YouTube video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kLKf7SUjxY
Where Shall I Go (Be) -
I'll Be Sittin', I'll Be Rockin' - 1952 w; The Howard Biggs Orchestra
Mardi Gras Mambo - 1955 9-piece group included Art Neville - Chess 1591
I'm In Love - 1958 Paul Gayten, piano. Co-written by Bobby Russell (Little Green Apples)
It Hurts Me Too - 1965 Originally by Tampa Red
Twenty-Nine (Cowboy Version) - 2025 Web site: www.rebekahhawker.com/
The Hunter. - 1967 From Stax LP 723 "Born Under A Bad Sign"
Lorraine - 1959 Studio name for a singer belived to be Veline Hackert, nobody is sure
I Wonder - 1963 Originally by Cecil Gant, flip side of My Whole World Is Falling Down
Down The Road A-Piece - 1958 First recorded in 1940 by Will Bradley & Ray McKinley, also by Amos Milburn, Ella Mae Morse, The Rolling Stones etc.
Heart-Breakin' Mama - 1956 Eddie Cochran, Lead Guitar - Capitol F 3461
Airmail Boogie - 1949 Featuring Freddie Mitchell, Tenor Saxophone - Derby 728
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