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.
Lovesick Blues - 1960 Made famous by Hank Williams though he didn't write it.
Alligator Meat - 1949
Funny Feelin' - 1955 Early recording by artist best known for his songwriting - Wolverton Mountain (his mother's maiden name was Clowers), Ring of Fire
Found Me A Sugar Daddy - 1951 Actually The Robins moonlighting. Champion worked with Johnny Otis and Roy Milton, whom she married. Without hits left music but returned in the early 2000s and was nominated for a grammy.
Didn't It Rain - 1958 Mildred Falls, piano; Milt Hinton, bass
As I Lay Dying - 2022 From Bare Knukles & Brawn CD
Red Ball To Natches - 1949
El Burro Soccaron - 1954 World's most popular trio
Walk Together With My Jesus - 1949 AKA The Larks, Thermon Ruth, Allen Bunn
Always On My Mind - 1972 First recording, first released by Gwen McRae.
Please Let Me Go - 1960 His first single. One of the first home grown Jamaican stars, also popular in the U.K.
Let The Good Times Roll - 1956
Love Me Love - 1960 Written by Boudleaux Bryant.
Country Junction - 1949 Moon Mullican, piano; Merle Travis & Speedy West, guitars. Band also included Harold Hensley, fiddle and bandleader Wade Ray
Nothing Can Stop - 1958
I Can't Understand It - 1956 LA based pianist, critically aclaimed but little commercial success. Had a brief revival in Europe in the 1980
I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody (None Of My Love) - 1955 Jones later recorded as "Jean" in Dean & Jean - Apollo 490
How Wrong Can I Be - 1949
I'm Too Poor To Die - 1962 Iverson Minter, at one time married to folk singer Odetta, based in Hanover, Germany for most of his career
Shame, Shame, Shame - 1956 First recording of the pop song also a hit for Billy Williams. Was not a hit for Lewis despite being used in the 1956 film Baby Doll.
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