Warren Smith was an influential American rockabilly and country music singer, known for his distinctive style and contributions to the Sun Records label during the 1950s. His signature sound, characterized by raw, energetic vocals and a driving beat, was influential in the development of rockabilly music. Smith's most notable works include "Rock 'n' Roll Ruby," a song that reached number one on local radio charts, and "Ubangi Stomp," which showcased his knack for blending humor with rockabilly rhythms. Despite his early success, Smith's career was often overshadowed by his contemporaries at Sun Records, such as Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash.