Lillian Briggs was an American rock 'n' roll singer and trombonist, active primarily during the 1950s and 1960s. Known for her dynamic stage presence and powerful voice, she was one of the first female rock 'n' roll artists, gaining fame with her debut single, "I Want You to Be My Baby." Despite her limited discography, Briggs played a significant role in the evolution of rock 'n' roll and set a precedent for future female artists in the genre. Her musical style was characterized by a blend of rock, jazz, and pop elements, reflecting her early career as a trombone player in various big bands.