Higgs and Wilson

Higgs and Wilson were a Jamaican singing duo, consisting of Joe Higgs and Roy Wilson.

Higgs And Wilson were one of Jamaica's first indigenous recording artists, and their debut single, "Oh Manny Oh", sold over 50,000 copies in Jamaica in 1960.^{[citation needed]} In the early 1960s they worked with the producer Coxsone Dodd, and had several further hits, including "How Can I Be Sure" and "There's A Reward". Higgs went solo after Wilson left Jamaica for the United States in the late 1960s.

Singles discography

• "Give Me a Try" - 1960 (FTW 101) Luxor
• "Gun Talk" - 1960 (FTW 102) Luxor
• "I Long For The Day" - 1960 (ZSP 50415-1A) WIRL
• "It Is A Day" - 1960 (ZSP 50417-1A) WIRL
• "Lover's Song" - 1960 (ZSP 50416-1A) WIRL
• "Oh Manny Oh" - 1960 WIRL
• "Pretty Baby" - 1960 (ZSP 50414-1A) WIRL
• "When You Tell Me Baby" - 1960 WIRL
• "Change Of Mind" - 1961 (ZSP-53124-1A) WIRL
• "Come On Home" - 1961 (ZSP 53126-1A) WIRL
• "How Can I Be Sure" - 1961 (FC 165) Supreme
• "Mighty Man" - 1961 (FC 168) Supreme
• "The Robe" - 1961 (ZSP 53127-1A) WIRL
• "Ska Ba Da" - 1961 (ZSP 53125 1-A) WIRL
• "Bye and Bye" - 1962 (FC 2459) ND Records
• "If You Want Pardon" - 1962 (FRS 2393) Dutchess
• "Deep In My Heart" - 1963 (LOP 110) Gay Disc
• "Kisses" - 1963 (LOP 109) Gay Disc
• "Last Saturday Morning" - 1963 Beverly's
• "Let Me Know" - 1963 (FC 2458) ND Records
• "Praise the Lord" - 1963 Beverly's
• "Gone Is Yesterday" - 1964 (LOP 127) SEP
• "Love Not For Me" - 1964 (LOP 128) SEP
• "My Baby" - 1964 Prince Buster
• "Pain In My Heart" - 1964 (FB 6183) Islam
• "To Spend An Evening" 1964 (FB 6340) Islam
• "There's A Reward" - 1965 (WC-8) Wincox
• "Your Love is Mine" - 1965 (WC-7) Wincox
• "Don't Mind Me" - 1969 (Dyna CD 713-1) Clandisc
• "Again" - 1970 (CE 1158-1) Humasound

See also

• Music of Jamaica

External links

• Joe Higgs Discography
• Respect Is Overdue by Daniel & Seth Nelson