
Smith was raised in Mississippi, but later relocated to East St. Louis, Detroit and finally Chicago. He obtained his stage name from Homesick James in 1958, after the pair had worked together. Smith sang in front of various blues bands around Chicago for many years, having been initially influenced by Joe Williams, Jimmy Witherspoon and Brook Benton. He finally made his recording debut in 1991, providing the vocals on Dave Specter's first album, Bluebird Blues.
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Sufferin' Mind
Suffering Mind
Someday After Awhile
Down the Line
No Rollin' Blues
Blue Guitar
As Long As I Have You
I Love To Love You
Hot Tomato
Get Your Kicks
I Got What I Wanted
Too Fine For Cryin'
You're Too Much
One Kiss
What Makes These Things Happen To Me
Someday After Awhile (You'll Be Sorry)
Barkin' Bill - Suffering Mind
07 - Blue Guitar - (Gotcha! - 1994)
Things I'd Do for You
01 - Sufferin' Mind - (Gotcha! - 1994)
Someday After Awhile [You'll Be Sorry]
Someday After Awhile (feat. Steve Freund)
Sufferin Mind
Railroad Station Blues
05 - Suffering Mind
Buzz Me
Get Me While I'm Free
Things I'd Do for You (3-41)
08 - Get Your Kicks - (Gotcha! - 1994)
02 - As Long As I Have You - (Gotcha! - 1994)
Someday After Awhile - Gotcha!
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