O. C. Smith: How Sweet It Is (2009)
1h 20min
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- Synopsis:
O.C. Smith developed his reputation working as the lead singer for Count Basie. His first solo hit, the 1968 song, "Son of Hickory Holler's Tramp," exploded into the Top 40. Smith's follow-up, a cover of the Bobby Russell song "Little Green Apples," which won the 1968 Grammy Award for Song of the Year, not only made him a star but cemented his place in the world of music. The Ad Lib Series is a collection of 46 concert TV programs presenting the best Jazz, Pop and Blues artists showcasing their skills with a Jazz flair. AdLib (filmed in 1980) was the first musical television show recorded in Stereo. Now incorporating R&B into his repertoire, Smith's success continued with hits such as "Daddy's Little Man," "Friend, Lover, Woman, Wife," and "Together." Despite his success, Smith retired from music after finding his true calling as a minister. When he passed away in 2001, O.C. Smith left behind not only a spiritual legacy to his community and church but also an archive of classic recordings cherished by his numerous admirers. O.C. Smith's wonderful voice and magnetic personality made Smith one of the premiere artists of the 1970s. Despite his success, Smith retired from music after finding his true calling as a Minister. When he passed away in 2001, O.C. Smith left behind not only a spiritual legacy to his community and church but also an archive of classic recordings cherished by his numerous admirers around the world. - Actors:
- O.C. Smith, Scatman Crothers, Judy Carmichael, John Heard, Harold Jones, Art Hillary, Larry Nash
- Studio:
- Quantum Leap
- Genres:
- Music & Musicals, Special Interest
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