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| Laura Smith accompanied by Clarence Williams' Harmonizers | |
| Laura Smith accompanied by Perry Bradford's Mean Four | |
| Laura Smith and Her Wild Cats |
| Title | Recording Date | Recording Location | Company |
| Don't You Leave Me Here
(Jelly Roll Morton) |
3-1927 | New York City, New York | Banner 1977 |
| Face To Face
(F.G. Crosby / Geo. C. Stephens) |
10-1-1925 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8252 |
| Fightin' Blues | 6-7-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 20945-A |
| Gonna Put You Right In Jail | early 2-1927 | New York City, New York | Banner 1977 |
| Gravier Street Blues
(Clarence Williams) |
10-10-1924 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8179-A |
| Hatefull Blues
(Perry Bradford) |
2-7-1927 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8445-B |
| I'm Gonna Kill Myself
(M. Jackson) |
1-1927 | New York City, New York | Pathe Actuelle 7525 Perfect 125 B |
| I Can Always Tell When My Man Don't Want Me 'Round
(Aaron C. Thompson) |
10-10-1924 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8169-A |
| If You Don't Like It Like I Want It Done (I'll Get Somebody Else)
(A. Booker) |
1-1927 | New York City, New York | Pathe Actuelle 7525 Perfect 125 |
| Jack Ass Blues
(Art Kassel / Mel Stitzel) |
5-28-1926 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8331-A |
| Lake Ponchartrain Blues
(Clarence Johnson) |
10-10-1924 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8179-B |
| Lonesome Refugee
(Sidney Easton) |
6-7-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 20775-B |
| My Best Friend Stole My Man And Gone
(Clarence Williams / Myrtle Barger) |
10-10-1924 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8186 |
| My Man Just Won't-Don't
(Dickerson - Coleman) |
2-7-1927 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8445-A |
| Red River Blues
(Edgar Dawell) |
6-7-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 20945-B |
| Take Me Home, Heavenly Father, With Thee
(Lawrence Perricome / Harold Dixon) |
10-1-1925 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8252 |
| The Mississippi Blues
(Lucille Hegamin / Clarence Williams) |
6-7-1927 | Chicago, Illinois | Victor 20775-A |
| Them Has Been Blues
(Will E. Skidmore / Marshall Walker) |
5-28-1926 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8331-B |
| Two-Faced Woman Blues
(Clarence Williams) |
10-10-1924 | New York City, New York | Okeh 8169-A |
| Artist | Instrument |
| Lukie Johnson | Piano |
| Clarence M. Jones | Piano |
| Tom Morris | Cornet |
| Clarence Williams | Piano |
| unknown | Alto Saxophone, Guitar, Piano, Trumpet, Violin |
Little is known about the life of Blues singer Laura Smith. She is thought to have come from Indianapolis, Indiana and is known to have toured the TOBA vaudeville circuit in the early 1920s. Her recording career began in 1924 on the Okeh label and ended in 1927 on Victor. Smith's 1927 version of