Sgt. JB Smith Sounds Off

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#		Title	Length
1		If I Had My Way	2:28	Play
2		Ain't Nuthin' New	2:29	Play
3		Down In The Valley	4:01	Play
4		Morning's Chasin' Shadows	2:56	Play
5		Empty Chair	3:04	Play
6		Don't Tell Me Goodbye	1:46	Play
7		Bring Back The Beginning	3:09	Play
8		Little Shoes	2:19	Play
9		I've Been There	3:12	Play
10		I've Been There (alt.)	3:46	Play
11		This Silent Love	2:36	Play
12		How Long Does It Take	2:02	Play
13		After You've Gone	2:28	Play
14		I Ain't Got Nobody	2:43	Play
15		Ida	3:45	Play
16		Home On The Range	4:19	Play
17		By The Moonlight	2:34	Play
18		Somebody Stole My Gal	2:14	Play
19		Red River Valley	3:50	Play
20		Old Rugged Cross	3:31	Play
21		You Tell Me Your Dreams	2:59	Play
22		A Long Long Trail Of Winding	2:21	Play
23		In The Sweet By And By	2:46	Play

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Description

Jim B. Smith was the radio operator aboard the B-29, The Boomerang, in W.W. II. J.B., as he was known to many, was aboard the little-known last mission that ended and padlocked W.W.II 6 days after the Atomic bombs.

Smith wrote The Last Mission book, published by Doubleday/Random House and featured on The History Channel. After the war and a year in the University of Texas, Jim signed up with a top Hollywood school of music/drama training under the GI Bill. Smith was tabbed to do a lead in BATTLE SCENE, one of the first films ever produced for television. He became a member of The Screen Actor's Guild in1950 after a role in Jet Pilot, a John Wayne. Movie. He went on to perform 60 Hallmark Hall of Fame, and Matinee Theater live network shows along with movie and television appearances. As a side bar, he coached Jon Voight for the part of Joe Buck in Midnight Cowboy.

Jim Smith was also featured in the Tiparillo commercials (Should a Gentleman Offer a Lady a Tiparillo) for 5 years. He was a Jack Webb regular in Dragnet, Adam XII, Emergency and O'Hara US Treasury. Smith has signed an option to get The Last Mission on the Big Screen. Jim B. Smith is a member of ASCAP and has composed a number of songs for the movie.

After all this-- J B, as his friends call him, is heart and soul into the straight ahead vintage Standard Americana songs of yesterday. His hobby is chording his very old Martin Flattop and singing along,