Who was/is Jimmy Liggins ? - CDs, Vinyl LPs, DVD and more

Jimmy and Joe Liggins.

Born in Oklahama on July 9, 1916, pianist Joe Liggins began recording for Exclusive in Los Angeles in 1945 with mellow 'city blues' material. His reputation grew quickly, encouraging brother Jimmy to forsake a boxing career and lead his own band, on guitar, for Specialty. Joe's rolling boogie `Honeydripper' proved popular, and he joined his brother at Specialty in 1950 where he had an immediate million seller 'Pink Champagne'.

Jimmy and his Drops of Joy recorded until 1955, latterly on Aladdin and Duplex, while Joe and his Honeydrippers remained with Specialty until 1959 before moving to Mercury, and in 1974 recorded for Johnny Otis' Blues Spectrum label.

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I Can't Stop It (LP)
Jimmy Liggins: I Can't Stop It (LP) Art-Nr.: LPKIX18

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(Route 66) 16 tracks Sibling acts in show business aren't totally unheard of - and some of these folks were actually related. But the most famous pair of brothers in rhythm and blues never played together and never recorded together....
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No More Alcohol - Boogie Woogie King 7inch
Jimmy Liggins: No More Alcohol - Boogie Woogie King 7inch Art-Nr.: REP12033

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Jump Blues Dancefloor Filler from 1954. It gives me shivers!
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I Ain't Drunk - Talking That Talk 7inch, 45rpm
Jimmy Liggins: I Ain't Drunk - Talking That Talk 7inch, 45rpm Art-Nr.: REP12034

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Nice booze rocker from 1954. Perfect to start the party!
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