Jimmy Haggett

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Rabbit Action 01:40 Tools
Rock me baby 01:40 Tools
How Come You Do Me 02:08 Tools
They Call Our Love a Sin 02:09 Tools
How come you do me like you do 02:09 Tools
No More, No More 02:26 Tools
Rabbit Action - Alternate Version (2) 01:41 Tools
Do Me Like You Do 01:52 Tools
No More - Original 02:23 Tools
Rhythm Called Rock'n'Roll 02:05 Tools
Rock Me Baby - Original 01:51 Tools
Do Me Like You Do - Original 01:54 Tools
No More 02:24 Tools
Rock-Me-Baby 00:00 Tools
Gonna Shut You Off Baby 03:08 Tools
Do Me Like You Do Me 02:09 Tools
Tell Her True 02:50 Tools
Rythym Called Rockin' Roll - Original 02:05 Tools
How Come You Do Me - Original 02:09 Tools
Rock Me, Baby 01:51 Tools
how do you do me 01:52 Tools
Rabbit Action [#] 02:03 Tools
Rhythm Called Rock And Roll 02:03 Tools
Jimmy Haggett / Rabbit Action 02:03 Tools
Todays Reality 02:03 Tools
Gonna Shut You off, Baby 03:09 Tools
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JIMMY HAGGETT - or James Clecy Haggett to give him his full name, cut two very different sessions for Sun Records. The first resulted in a rather lackluster country single that did little or no business; the second was raw, pumped-up rockabilly. Nothing from the second session was released at the time, and the tape box was unmarked. When the rockabilly sides were first issued, it was under Junior Thompson's name. "Yes they are different", conceded Jimmy, who hung onto an acetate of the songs given to him after the session, "but I was trying to get in with the rock and roll craze because we were entertainers". Originally from Granite City, Illinois, where he was born on December 2, 1928, Jimmy was first and last a radio man and discjockey on KBOA in Kennett, Missouri, when he chanced his arm at Sun. He went on to record for Meteor and Caprock Records, but long after he stopped performing he contimued to work as a discjockey and then as partowner of a radio station. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.