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.
All For The Love Of Lil - 1948
Rockin' Shoes - 1957 Co-written by Bobby Stevenson who also wrote hits for Dee Clark (Hey Little girl), Ruth Brown, Brook Benton, Ray Charles and others
Bell Clappin' Mama - 1937 Shannon Grayson, guitar
I'm Somebody's Baby Now - 1927 Band includes Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang
It Must Be Be Jesus - 1954 Based on Talk About Jesus. Ray Charles credits this recording as being the inspiration for I Gotta Woman,
As Lovely Lovers Do - 2012
Malinda - 1957 Howard Mandolph - Calif Singer born in N.O. Had a minor acting role on the Danny Thomas show, no other info can be found. Later played with Bobby Womack.
X-Temporaneous Boogie - 1960 Fina did the original Bumble Boogie
Special Girl - 1970 Fillipino-African-American-Latin soul performer based in New York city
You'll Never Know - 1954 Recorded for Okeh, Backed by Danny Mendelsohn Orch.
Don't Blame Me - 1947
Nancy Jane - 1932 Milton Brown & Bob Wills, from their first recording session
Beer Bottle Boogie - 1950 Rufus Thomas, vocal, Milt Buckner, piano. Recorded in Memphs, released on Bullet Records
Little Bee - 1950 His second recording session. Backed by Dave Bartholomew, Herb Hardesty, tenor sax, Earnest McLean, guitar, Earl Palmer, drums.
Glory of Love - 1957 Used in the movie Casino. Spoken part comes from Larry Darnell's I'll Get Along Somehow. Frank Zappa used a line from it in the Reuben & The Jets LP.
I May Be Trouble - 2005 Rachel Fenton, featuring Blas Picon, harmonica. From Austin, Texas.
Whosoever Will - 1968 Group at one time included noted soul singer James Phelps. Label credits Sonny (Long Gone) Thompson as co-writer
End Of The Road - 1956 Sun 259
Home James - 1939
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