Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 71:18
Size: 163.2 MB
Styles: R&B, Jump blues, West Coast blues
Year: 1989/2006
Art: Front
[2:59] 1. Pink Champagne
[2:43] 2. Ramblin' Blues
[3:01] 3. Rag Mop
[4:47] 4. Rhythm In The Barnyard
[2:49] 5. Going Back To New Orleans
[3:13] 6. I've Got A Right To Cry
[3:08] 7. The Honeydripper
[2:44] 8. I Just Can't Help Myself
[2:41] 9. Don't Miss That Train
[2:52] 10. Frankie Lee
[2:27] 11. Brand New Deal In Mobile
[2:49] 12. Little Joe's Boogie
[2:23] 13. One Sweet Letter
[2:32] 14. Whiskey, Gin & Wine
[3:04] 15. Louisiana Woman
[2:48] 16. Trying To Lose The Blues
[2:48] 17. Shuffle Boogie Blues
[3:00] 18. Rain, Rain, Rain
[2:14] 19. The Flying Dutchman
[3:06] 20. Tanya
[2:47] 21. Blues For Tanya
[2:43] 22. Freight Train Blues
[2:42] 23. Whiskey, Women & Loaded Dice
[2:28] 24. The Big Dipper
[2:17] 25. Do You Love Me Pretty Baby
Pianist Joe Liggins presented a fairly sophisticated brand of swinging jump blues to jitterbuggers during the early '50s, when his irresistible "Pink Champagne" scaled the R&B charts. Twenty-five of his very best 1950-1954 Specialty sides grace this collection, including a tasty remake of "The Honeydripper;" "Rhythm in the Barnyard," and the syncopated "Going Back to New Orleans" (recently revived by Dr. John). ~Bill Dahl
Recording Date: January 20, 1950 - March 12, 1954
Recording Date: January 20, 1950 - March 12, 1954
Joe Liggins & The Honeydrippers
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