Ray Smith was an American rockabilly musician known for his energetic performance style and distinctive vocal prowess. Emerging during the late 1950s, his notable works include the hit singles "Rockin' Little Angel" and "Why, Why, Why." His musical style is characterized by a fusion of rock and roll and country, a genre blend typical of the rockabilly movement. Despite a short-lived mainstream career, Smith's contribution to the rockabilly genre, particularly his unique vocal style, left a significant mark on the music industry.