This week's "Juke In The Back" is jumpin' with some pristine shellac from the great and highly unappreciated Jimmy Preston, who made a major contribution to early Rock n' Roll by ushering in the era of the screamin' sax. "Messin' With Preston," "Hucklebuck Daddy," "Hay Ride" and his other early sides for Gotham Records were highly influential in the new genre of Rhythm & Blues, but it's his original version of "Rock The Joint" that he will always be remembered for. Produced for Pacifica Radio in Salem, MA.