Johnny Smith

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  • jazz
  • jazz guitar
  • guitar
  • cool jazz
  • mainstream jazz
Johnny Smith, (born John Henry Smith, Jr. on June 25, 1922 in Birmingham, Alabama) is an American jazz guitarist, although he does not consider himself to be a musician in the idiom. His most critically acclaimed album was "Moonlight in Vermont" (one of Downbeat magazine's top two jazz records for 1952, featuring saxophonists Stan Getz and Zoot Sims). Smith's playing is characterized by closed-position chord voicings and rapidly ascending lines (reminiscent of Django, but more diatonic than chromatically-based).

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Songs

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    Pawn Ticket

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    People Will Say We're in Love

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    Polka Dots and Moonbeams

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    Potter's Luck

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    Prelude

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    Prelude to a Kiss

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    Ramona

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    Samba

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    Satin Doll

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    Satin's Doll

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    Scarlet Ribbons

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    Sentimental Journey

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    Shenandoah

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    So Help Me

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    Some of These Days

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    Someone to Watch Over Me

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    Sometimes I'm Happy

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    Song for Jimmy Atkins

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    Soon

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    Sophisticated Lady

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    Spring Is Here

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    Stars Fell on Alabama

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    Stranger in Paradise

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    Sunday

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    Sweet and Lovely

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    Swingin' Shepherd Blues

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    Swinging on a Star

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    Tabu

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    Tea for Two

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    Tenderly

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    The Boy Next Door

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    The Girl From Ipanema

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    The Lady Is a Tramp

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    The Maid With the Flaxen Hair

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    The Maiden With the Flaxen Hair

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    The Nearness of You

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    The Terry Theme From Limelight

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    There Will Never Be Another You

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    There'll Be Other Times

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    There's a Small Hotel

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    These Foolish Things

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    This Can't Be Love

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    Three Little Words

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    Tickle Toe

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    Time After Time

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    Tired Blood

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    Un poco loco

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    Vilia

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    Wait Till You See Her

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    Walk, Don't Run


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