
Albert B. Smith was born in Bolivar County, Mississippi, on November 23, 1923. His family moved to Pace, Mississippi, in 1927. He danced with a jug band on the streets of Rosedale, Mississippi, when he was 7. He learned how to play the string bass in a school band after hearing Big Joe Williams and other Delta bluesmen at his mother's barrelhouse. After shipping out with the Merchant Marine in 1940, he arrived in Chicago in 1943. In 1945 he started what he referred to as a "bebop" band.
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Don't Worry 'bout Me
Goin' to Alabama
Night Time Is the Right Time
I've Got the Right Kind of Lovin'
I've Got a Girl
I'll Be Alright
Pledging My Love
Tears In My Eyes
Ride on Midnight Special
You Wanna Do Me Wrong
Five Long Years
Never Let Me Go
I Love Her So
You're A Sweetheart
Fight
Kill for Fun
The Bells
If I Don't See You
Ya Waylak
Night Time Is The Right Time with Eddie Davis and Shirley Scott
I'll Never Let You Go
wanna do me wrong
You Wanta Do Me Wrong
I've Got A Girl with Eddie Davis and Shirley Scott
I Can't Make It By Myself
Right Kinda Lovin' feat. Eddie Davis and Shirley Scott
The Blues
Dunia Mimpi
Jangan Bersuara
Cruisin
Quite A Time
April Joy
It's A Heart
come on pretty baby
I'm Free
Down, Down
Baby Don't Worry 'Bout Me
Still In Love With You
Come On Pretty Babby
I Fell in Love
Your Father's Son
Clockworks
Burning Sensation
Get Up & Go
I'm Gettin' Long Alright (Connections)
I'll Be Forever Loving You
Baby Don'T Worry'Bout Me
You
Get Up and Go
Traveling Time
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