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		<itunes:summary>Matt The Cat presents the soul that came before rock nrsquo; roll: 1950s rhythm and blues. Each week, this underrated and rollicking music plays on that old Rockola Jukebox in the back.

If you wanted to hear rhythm  blues during the 1950s, you couldnrsquo;t get it from the juke box in the front. No, no! In order to hear that glorious, down and dirty RB, you had to go to the low-lit, spit-shined ldquo;Juke In The Back.rdquo; These songs are the building blocks of rock nrsquo; roll. These are the records that inspired Elvis and single-handedly led to the rock nrsquo; roll explosion of the mid-1950s. Big Joe Turner, Fats Domino, Little Richard, Ruth Brown, Ray Charles, Wynonie Harris, LaVern Baker, Roy Brown, Joe Liggins, Professor Longhair and many more take center stage on The Juke In The Back. Matt The Cat hosted a similar program on XM Satellite Radio called ldquo;Harlemrdquo; and now he brings this great music and information back to radio.
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		<title>Episode #094 &#8211; 1952: Jukebox Rhythm Review Pt. 2</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Air Week; February 20 &#8211; 26, 2012 1952: Jukebox Rhythm Review Pt. 2 This week, the jukebox is in the spotlight as Matt The Cat takes you back 60 years and highlights the top jukebox hits of the second half of 1952. You&#8217;ll hear a lot more than just the big #1 R&#38;B hits this [...]]]></description>
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<p><span style="color: #1b43e3;">This week, the jukebox is in the spotlight as Matt The Cat takes you back 60 years and highlights the top jukebox hits of the second half of 1952. You&#8217;ll hear a lot more than just the big #1 R&amp;B hits this week as we dig deep into the jukebox lists to feature seldom heard tunes by Illinois Jacquet, Varetta Dillard and Sonny Thompson with Lula Reed. These are the top requested records that were spinning on the jukebox in the back of the establishment. It&#8217;s part 2 of 2 on the 1952 Rhythm Review on the &#8220;Juke In The Back.&#8221; </span></p>
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		<itunes:subtitle>Air Week; February 20 - 26, 2012

1952: Jukebox Rhythm Review Pt. 2 

This week, the jukebox is in the spotlight as Matt The Cat takes ...</itunes:subtitle>
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1952: Jukebox Rhythm Review Pt. 2 

This week, the jukebox is in the spotlight as Matt The Cat takes you back 60 years and highlights the top jukebox hits of the second half of 1952. You'll hear a lot more than just the big #1 R#38;B hits this week as we dig deep into the jukebox lists to feature seldom heard tunes by Illinois Jacquet, Varetta Dillard and Sonny Thompson with Lula Reed. These are the top requested records that were spinning on the jukebox in the back of the establishment. It's part 2 of 2 on the 1952 Rhythm Review on the "Juke In The Back."nbsp;

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		<title>Juke In The Back: Demo The Show</title>
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If you wanted to hear rhythm  blues during the 1950s, you couldnrsquo;t get it from the juke box in the front. No, no! In order to hear that glorious, down and dirty RB, you had to go to the low-lit, spit-shined ldquo;Juke In The Back.rdquo; These songs are the building blocks of rock nrsquo; roll. These are the records that inspired Elvis and single-handedly led to the rock nrsquo; roll explosion of the mid-1950s. Big Joe Turner, Fats Domino, Little Richard, Ruth Brown, Ray Charles, Wynonie Harris, LaVern Baker, Roy Brown, Joe Liggins, Professor Longhair and many more take center stage on The Juke In The Back. Matt The Cat hosted a similar program on XM Satellite Radio called ldquo;Harlemrdquo; and now he brings this great music and information back to radio.
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