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.
St. Louis Blues - 1956 Arranged by Ernie Wilkins. Featuring Pete Johnson on piano and other Count Basie alumni. From Atlantic LP Sings Kansas City Jazz.
Marry Me Again - 1954 Recorded in Nashville at Castle Studios (WSM), Chet Atkins, guitar.
Mary Don't You Weep - 1960 Ellis Johnson, lead. Based on an old spiritual and, with a subtle theme of freedom from slavery, became popular during the civil rights movement.
Grandma's Farm - 1930
Say Man - 1954
Mary Ann - 1952 Written by Rafael de Leon AKA Roaring Lion or The Lion. Popularized by Terry Wilkinson, Harry Belafonte and others.
Remember Me - 1945 Originally by Lulu Belle and Scotty (Wiseman)
Sargent's Stomp - 1946 One of the first country musicians to use a solid-body electric guitar. Also owned and ran several record labels. Real name: Rivers Lewis.
Got The South In My Soul - 1932 With the Dorsey Brothers
No Jim Crow In Heaven - 2009
I Wanna Be a Western Cowgirl - 1939
He Ono - 1934
Hole In The Ground - 1953 Featuring Cousin Joe on vocal
Rockin' Boogie Party - 2011 With Duke Robillard, Guitar & Sax Gordon, Tenor Sax
Married Man Blues - 1937 Vocal by Helen Hunt
I Had A Talk With My Man - 1964
Rainin' In My Heart - 1961
Rock-A-Bop-A-Lina - 1959 Roulette 4133
Melancholy Serenade - 1994
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