Born in Alabama, William Lee Higgins was first instructed in music by T.B. Mosley and J.R. Baxter. He served as music editor for the Showalter company for a few years, but spent the remainder of his career with Stamps-Baxter. He served as a field representative and a singing school teacher, as for a time was the manager of the company's Chattanooga office. He was a Baptist and was married to the former Ethel Drennon.
David Hamrick from Mrs. J.R. Baxter & Videt Polk, Gospel Song Writers Biography (Dallas: Stamps-Baxter, 1971), pp. 281-282. Go to person page >
Tune Title: [Joybells now are ringing while my heart is singing]First Line: Joybells now are ringing while my heart is singingComposer: W. Lee HigginsIncipit: 12345 11716 53432Date: 1954
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