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.
A Chicken Ain't Nothin' But A Bird - 1940
Hot Time Mama - 1939
I Gotta Go Places And Do Things - 1934
Weep Below Children - 1946
I Traded Love - 1953
Baby, Please Don't Go - 2001 Canadian-based musician who blends blues, folk and Hindustani classical music. Plays a 20-string mohan veena among other instruments.
Bad Morning Blues - 1952 New Orleans musician who struggled with mental health, which affected his careert
I'll Not Be Around - 1950 "The Ozark Mountaneer" had a long career in country music, one of the first stars of The Louisiana Hayride, worked closely with Hank Williams.
When Elephants Roost In Bamboo Trees - 1939 One of their signature songs
After The Sunrise - 1946
There's Always Sunshine - 1962 Popular Jamaican duo Philip James and Lloyd Campbell.
Swingin' With Johnny - Actually Roy Brown's Mighty, Mighty Men with their sax player on lead. Not issued originally.
Crying at Daybreak - 1951 Recorded at Sun Studio. Sounds a lot like Smokestack Lightnin' but taken from Tommy Johnson's Big Road Blues and Tampa Red's Stop and Listen.
Baby Let's Play House - 1956 Not released until 1978 - Event E-4282
Down The Road - 1954
You Can Bet Your Life (I Do) - 1956
Believe Me Baby - 1999 British bluesman who has backed up - and been backed up by - Van Morrison
Okie Dokie Stomp - 1954 With The Pluma Davis Orchestra - Peacock 1637
Action Packed - 1958 His first rockabilly records were not successful, worked with Delbert McClinton, played on Bruce Channel's Hey Baby and Paul & Paula's Hey Paula
After Hours Session - 1997 From Bros CD 7002-2
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