Smokey Hogg - Smokey Hogg Sings the Blues (1961)

"Good Mornin Little School Girl" by Smokey Hogg

In his youth, Black Ace toured and played with fellow Texas blues guitarist Smokey Hogg.  Unlike Turner, Hogg met musical success after World War II where he saw consistent recording output up until his death in 1960.  His debut record Smokey Hogg Sings the Blues came out posthumously in 1961 on Crown Records.

Here is the discography surrounding Smokey Hogg's debut album:

Kind Hearted Blues (1937 single as Andrew Hogg)

To Many Drivers (1947 single)

Unemployment Blues (1947 single)

Hard Times (1947 single as Smoky Hogg)

Anytime Is the Right Time (1948 single)

Long Tall Mama (1948 single)

Jivin' Little Woman (1948 single)

Golden Diamond Blues (1948 single)

Be My So and So (1948 single)

My Christmas Baby (1948 single)

I'm Gonna Find Your Trick (1949 single)

Little School Girl (1949 single)

Nobody Treats Me Right (1949 single)

Evil Mind Blues (1949 single)

I Want My Baby for Christmas (1949 single)

Low Down Woman Blues (1949 single)

He Knows How Much We Can Bear (1949 single as Andrew Hogg)

Restless Bed Blues (1949 single)

You Better Watch That Jive (1950 single)

Everybody Gotta Racket (1950 single)

You Gotta Go (1950 single as Smoky Hogg)

Baby, Baby (1950 single as Smoky Hogg)

Worried Blues (1950 single)

The Way You Treat Me (1950 single)

Classification Blues (1950 single)

Let's Get Together and Drink Some Gin (1950 single)

You Won't Stay Home (1950 single as Smoky Hogg)

I Love You Baby (1950 single as Smoky Hogg)

Back to the Country (1950 single as Smoky Hogg)

She's the Girl I Need (1950 single)

Comin' Out Blues (1950 single)

I Have Often Wondered (1950 single)

Up Today - Down Tomorrow (1950 single)

Somebody New (1950 single)

Great Big Mama (1951 single)

Need My Help (1951 single)

Smokey's in Town (1951 single as Smokey Hogge)

Sleepless Blues (1951 single)

She's Always on My Mind (1951 single)

Miss Georgia (1951 single)

Patrol Wagon Blues (1951 single)

Oohw Baby (1951 single)

Hello Little Girl (1951 single)

Believe I'll Change Towns (1951 single)

Why Should I Love You (1952 single)

Penitentiary Blues (1952 single)

Baby Shake Your Leg (1952 single)

Ruby (1952 single)

Crawdad (1952 single)

Baby Don't You Tear My Clothes (1952 single)

Keep A-Walkin' (1952 single)

River Hip Mama (1953 single)

Your Little Wagon (1953 single)

Gone, Gone, Gone (1953 single)

Baby Don't Leave (1953 unissued single)

Can't Do Nothin' (1954 single)

Blue and Lonesome Blues (1954 unissued single)

When I've Been Drinkin' (1954 single)

Train Whistle (1954 single)

No Mo' Whiskey (1954 single)

I Declare (1955 single)

Penitentiary Blues (1957 single)

I've Been Happy (1957 single)

Good Mornin' Baby (1958 single as Smoky Hogg)

Smokey Hogg Sings the Blues

Goin' Back Home (compilation album)

Sittin' in with Smokey Hogg (compilation album)

"Penitentiary Blues" by Smokey Hogg

"She's Always on My Mind" by Smokey Hogg

"Kind Hearted Blues" by Andrew Hogg

"Possum Hunt" by Smokey Hogg

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