I Believe I'll Go Back Home - Music
I Believe I'll Go Back Home by William & Versey Smith
William & Versey Smith
Artist Biography For William & Versey Smith
William Smith And His Wife Recorded Four Songs For Paramount In 1927. They Were Either From Texas Or The Carolinas. William Smith Was A Kind Of “guitar Evangelist” With A Percussive Guitar Style And A Growling Voice Much Like Blind Willie Johnson And Other Singers From This Period. Judging By The Songs They Recorded They Mixed Topical Songs With Religious Overtones With Purely Religious Repertoire But They Could Have Been Singing Many Other Styles Of Music Like Black Street Singers Often Do. The Counterpoint Voice Of His Wife Who Plays Also With A Sort Of Washboard All Kind Of Percussive Effects Over William’s Singing And Repetitive Guitar Riffs Give The Smiths A Unique And Raw Sound Unheard Since Then On Records.
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Biography - William & Versey Smith
William Smith And His Wife Recorded Four Songs For Paramount In 1927. They Were Either From Texas Or The Carolinas. William Smith Was A Kind Of “guitar Evangelist” With A Percussive Guitar Style And A Growling Voice Much Like Blind Willie Johnson And Other Singers From This Period. Judging By The Songs They Recorded They Mixed Topical Songs With Religious Overtones With Purely Religious Repertoire But They Could Have Been Singing Many Other Styles Of Music Like Black Street Singers Often Do. The Counterpoint Voice Of His Wife Who Plays Also With A Sort Of Washboard All Kind Of Percussive Effects Over William’s Singing And Repetitive Guitar Riffs Give The Smiths A Unique And Raw Sound Unheard Since Then On Records.
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