About Gregg Smith
Gregg A. Smith is a R&B singer from Dallas, Texas. Born July 25, 1951 in Honey Grove, Texas (about 70 miles northeast of Dallas) he moved to Portland, Oregon when he was about 17. He got into the community choir, the high school band, and joined a working band, The Antoine Brothers with Nolan Struck as the lead singer. Some years later in 1985 Smith released a live record, "The Texas Blues Wailer" to little fanfare but in 1990 Smith managed to get his first studio record
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Top Tracks
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Lowdown
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Young Men Don't Get the Blues
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Rothko Chapel - For Chorus, Viola and Percussion
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Blues In My Blood
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Money Talks
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Young Men Don`t Get The Blues
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Rothko Chapel
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If You've Only Got A Moustache
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Time To Go To Work (Remix)
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Party Warrior
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Louisiana Bound
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Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair
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Stuck On You
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Medley: Welcome Here
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Lullay My Liking
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Jazz Mass for Saint Peter's: III. Credo
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The Merry, Merry Month Of May
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Once When I Was Very Young
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Now I Walk in Beauty
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Low Down
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First One
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Knocking on Heaven's Door
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Willie We Have Missed You
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Trouble
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Giving You Your Propers
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General William Booth Enters Into Heaven
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Jack Pot Blues
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Wilt Thou Be True
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Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming
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Still Pretty
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Don't Cry No More
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Katy Bell
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Sound Canticle on Bay Psalm 23
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Steps
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Crying In The Chapel
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Looking For A Lady
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Camptown Races
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Come Over
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Tired of Being Accused
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Rothko Chapel (feat. Morton Feldman, James Holland, Gregg Smith Singers, Karen Phillips)
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Born to Have the Blues
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History of the Blues
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YOUNG MEN DONT GET THE BLUES
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Wilt Thou Be Gone Love
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Jenny June
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There Are Plenty Of Fish In The Sea
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Little Mac! Little Mac! You're The Very Man
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Somebody's Coming To See Me Tonight
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Ellen Bayne
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Young Men Don’t Get The Blues
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