Chuck Higgins was an American saxophonist and bandleader, known for his vibrant rhythm and blues and rock and roll style during the 1950s and 1960s. His signature instrumental tune, "Pachuco Hop," characterized by its catchy saxophone riffs and energetic beat, became a popular dance track amongst Los Angeles' Latino communities and influenced the West Coast blues scene. While never achieving widespread national fame, Higgins' dynamic performances and pulsating sound left a significant mark on the regional music scene. His music is often noted for its distinctive blend of saxophone-driven melodies and rhythmic vitality.