Joe Liggins CD: And The Honeydrippers

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Joe Liggins: And The Honeydrippers

(1950-54 'Specialty') (72:13/25)

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Interpret: Joe Liggins
Album titlle: And The Honeydrippers
Genre R&B, Soul
Label Ace Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667130721
weight in Kg 0.107

Liggins, Joe - And The Honeydrippers CD 1
01	Pink Champagne	Joe Liggins
02	Ramblin' Blues	Joe Liggins
03	Rag Mop	Joe Liggins
04	Rhythm In The Barnyard	Joe Liggins
05	Going Back To New Orleans	Joe Liggins
06	I've Got A Right To Cry	Joe Liggins
07	The Honeydripper	Joe Liggins
08	I Just Can't Help Myself	Joe Liggins
09	Don't Miss That Train	Joe Liggins
10	Frankie Lee	Joe Liggins
11	Brand New Deal In Mobile	Joe Liggins
12	Little Joe's Boogie	Joe Liggins
13	One Sweet Letter	Joe Liggins
14	Whiskey, Gin & Wine	Joe Liggins
15	Louisiana Woman	Joe Liggins
16	Trying To Lose The Blues	Joe Liggins
17	Shuffle Boogie Blues	Joe Liggins
18	Rain, Rain, Rain	Joe Liggins
19	The Flying Dutchman	Joe Liggins
20	Tanya	Joe Liggins
21	Blues For Tanya	Joe Liggins
22	Freight Train Blues	Joe Liggins
23	Whiskey, Women & Loaded Dice	Joe Liggins
24	The Big Dripper	Joe Liggins
25	Do You Love Me Pretty Baby	Joe Liggins

Jimmy and Joe Liggins. Born in Oklahama on July 9, 1916, pianist Joe Liggins began recording... more

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"Joe Liggins"

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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