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Sign in to create & share playlists, get personalized recommendations, and more. Top 75 Classics - The Very Best of Smiley Lewis. Album • Smiley Lewis • 2014
Smiley Lewis. 本名: Overton Amos Lemons. プロフィール: American rhythm and blues singer and (early in his career) guitarist, born July 5, 1913 in DeQuincy, Louisiana, USA, died October 7, 1966 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA (cancer). His first recordings were for DeLuxe in 1947, but he then moved to Imperial for which company he ...
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The Smiley Lewis Collection 1947-61. Album • Smiley Lewis • 2016. 60 songs • 2 hours, 23 minutes. Play. Save to library. 1. Turn on Your Volume Baby. 3.5K plays. 2:41.
An endlessly engaging song crafted out of a notorious jailhouse ditty featuring Lewis’s confident bellhorn vocals, his tight band keeping things simple and Dave Bartholomew adding the polish to mark Smiley’s welcome return to the active ranks after two and a half years. (7) LOWDOWN. (Imperial 5067; March, 1950)
SMILEY LEWIS. Smiley Lewis was a big-voiced New Orleans guitarist who put out some great R&B records in the early 50s that sold well for him, but went on to provide worldwide hits for other artists. With Fats Domino sharing top billing with him at Lew Chudd ‘s Imperial Records, the company used the pair as a ‘one-two punch’, but when Fats ...
Smiley Lewis was one of the big R&B stars to come out New Orleans in the 1950’s. Born in DeQuincey, Louisiana, with the given name of Overton Lemons, he moved to New Orleans in his mid-teens, equipped with a big, booming voice and some guitar skills. he played clubs in the French Quarter, often with pianist Tuts Washington (and sometimes billed as "Smiling" Lewis).
