Just over a year passed before Sammi Smith released her fourth album The Toast Of ’45 in May 1973. Just like her previous albums it was produced by Jim Malloy and featured some of the top musicals Nashville had to offer. Despite this, the album only reached forty-three in the US Billboard Country charts, making it Sammi Smith’s least successful album. However, it’s something of a hidden gem. The discography of country music singer-songwriter Sammi Smith consists of thirteen studio albums, four compilation albums and forty-three singles. American country singer/songwriter born August 5, 1943 in Orange, California, died February 12, 2005 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (USA). Her first husband was steel guitarist Bob White (21). Her second husband was Jody Payne, longtime guitar player for Willie Nelson. Their son, country music singer Waylon Payne, was named after Waylon Jennings - who was his godfather. Smith won the Country Music Awards for Album of the Year with Help Me Make It Through the Night and Female Vocalist of the Year in 1971. Show more Despite recording career that spanned just twelve years Sammi Smith enjoyed and released eleven albums. This included seven for Nashville-based Mega Records between 1970 and 1975. These albums featured Sammi Smith at her best. They’re also a reminder of a truly talented singer who could breath life, meaning and emotion into lyrics as she laid bare her soul. Sadly, still so many music fans have yet to discover the delights of Sammi Smith’s music.

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a b c d e "Search results for "Help Me Make It Through the Night " . RPM . Retrieved 27 March 2010. Sammi Smith's first Mega album "He's Everywhere" is probably my favorite Country Western album. You'll be hard-pressed to hear a more heartbreaking song than her take on "Sunday Morning Coming Down". Plus you get "Help Me Make It Through the Night", "He's Everywhere", or "But You Know I Love You", etc..... this is simply one of the greatest country albums ever.Having signed to Columbia Records, Sammi Smith released He Went A Little Bit Farther later in 1967. Although the single failed to chart, commercial success wasn’t far away for Sammi Smith.

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Filename C:\Rips\Sammi Smith - Looks Like Stormy Weather 1969-1975 (2022) [FLAC]\08 - The Good-For-Something Years.wavAt Mega Records, a decision was made to pair Sammi Smith with producer Jim Malloy. He was vastly experience and had worked with everyone from Duane Eddy to Elvis Presley and on Eddy Arnold’s The Last Word In Lonesome Is Me, which was nominated for a Grammy. Jim Malloy went one better and one a Grammy for Henry Mancini’s Charade. More recently, he had worked with Townes Van Zandt’s Second Lover’s Song. Its wistful arrangement would influence the melancholy sounding songs he recorded with Sammi Smith. Filename C:\Rips\Sammi Smith - Looks Like Stormy Weather 1969-1975 (2022) [FLAC]\04 - Saunders' Ferry Lane.wav Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992 (illustrateded.). St Ives, N.S.W.: Australian Chart Book. p.279. ISBN 0-646-11917-6. American country singer/songwriter. She was born August 5, 1943 in Orange, California and died February 12, 2005 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Her husband was Jody Payne, longtime guitar player for Willie Nelson. Their son, country music singer Waylon Payne, was named after Waylon Jennings - who was his godfather.

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In November 1970, Help Me Make It Through The Night was released as the second single. It topped the US Billboard Country charts and reached number eight on the US Billboard 100. This led to the album being retitled Help Me Make It Through The Night. This was Kris Kristofferson, who at the time, was working as a janitor at Columbia Records. When he had some free time the two friends would play together, and even went into the studio and recorded twelve songs. Sammi Smith would take them to producer Jim Malloy who would work with her at her new label. In March 1970, Ray Price placed a bizarrely jaunty version of Help Me Make It Through The Night on his 'For The Good Times' LP, but it had yet to be released when Smith made her recording, so it's unclear where Smith heard it. Kristofferson was in her circle, so it's possible that he pitched it to her. After Smith came to Nashville from her home in California in 1967, Frank Jones signed her to Columbia. One year after Columbia dropped her, Brad McCuen signed her to Mega Records. McCuen had been with RCA since 1948, but when his mentor, Steve Sholes, died, McCuen was let go. Mega had no shortage of money for a start-up. McCuen hired engineer Jim Malloy to produce Sammi Smith's and Mega Records' first LP in May 1970. Filename C:\Rips\Sammi Smith - Looks Like Stormy Weather 1969-1975 (2022) [FLAC]\22 - Help Me Make It Through The Night.wav recorded May 25, 1970 (online discography shows May 6, 1970) (18:00-21:00) Monument Recording Studio, 114 17th Ave South, Nashville, Tennessee; Producer: Jim Malloy; Arranger: Bill WalkerBy the times she was fifteen, Sammi Smith had married steel guitar player nightclub owner Bobby White. The couple had three children but divorced in 1966.