Mira Ann Smith
Songwriting hits

Mira Ann Smith

Section Title: Songwriting hits
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Song	Songwriters	Performing Artist	Album	Record Label	Year	Charts

“I Almost Called Your Name”	Mira Smith & Margaret Lewis	Jewell Hall	I Almost Called Your Name/ (Remember Me) I’m the One Who Loves You	MGM	1963

Margaret Whiting	I Almost Called Your Name/ Let’s Pretend	London Records	1967	#4 Billboard Adult Contemporary Songs

Johnny Soul	I Almost Called Your Name/Take me Where the Sun Never Shines	SSS International	1969

Jeannie C. Riley	Country Girl	Plantation Records	1970	#25 Top Country Albums

Linda Martell	Color Me Country	Plantation Records	1970	#40 Country Albums chart

Freddy Fender	Before the Next Teardrop Falls	ABC Dot	1974

“Mountain of Love”	Mira Smith & Margaret Lewis	David Houston	New Voice From Nashville	Columbia Records	1963	#2 Top Country Hits

“Soulshake”	Mira Smith & Margaret Lewis	Peggy Scott & Jo Jo Benson	Soulshake	SSS International	1969	#37 on US Pop Charts, #13 on R&B charts

Delaney & Bonnie and Friends	Soul Shake/Free the People	ATCO/Atlantic	1970	#43 Billboard Hot 100

Jerry Williams (Sven Erik Fernstrom)	Leader of the Pack	Sonet Records	1970

Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn	Dynamic Duo	MCA Records	1977	#2 on Top Country Albums Chart

Bruce Willis	If It Don’t Kill You, It Just Make You Stronger	Motown	1989

Chus Martinez Y Su Conjunto	Beat, Soul, Pop, Super Hits	Ekipo (Spain)	1969

“I Am the Grass”	Mira Smith and Margaret Lewis	Dee Mullins	I Am the Grass/The World I’m Livin’ In	SSS International	1968	#64 Top Country Songs

Tommy Hancock	I Am the Grass/I’ve Got to See My Baby	Sandyland	1970

“The Girl Most Likely”	Mira Smith and Margaret Lewis	Jeannie C. Riley	The Girl Most Likely/My Scrapbook	Plantations Records	1968	#6 Top Country Hits, #55 Billboard Hot 100

“There Never Was a Time”	Mira Smith and Margaret Lewis	Jeannie C. Riley	There Never Was a Time/Back to School	Plantation Records	1968	# 5 Hot Country Songs, #77 on Billboard Hot 100

Dolly Parton & Porter Wagoner	Always, Always	RCA	1969	#5 on Top Country Albums

Lawanda Lindsey	Swingin’ & ‘Singing My Song	Chart Records	1969	#45 US Country Albums

Bobby Bare & Skeeter Davis	Your Husband, My Wife	RCA Victor	1970

More Tunes For Two	RCA International	1980

Hank Locklin	There Never Was a Time	Plantation Records	1976

“Reconsider Me”	Mira Smith and Margaret Lewis	Johnny Adams	Reconsider Me/If I Could See You One More Time	SSS International	1969	#8 R&B Charts, #28 Billboard Hot 100

Ray Pillow	The Doors of Love/Reconsider Me	Plantation Records	1969	#38 Billboard Country Charts

John Wesley Ryles	Reconsider Me	Plantation Records	1977	#39 on Top Country Songs

Narvel Felts	Reconsider Me/Lonely Teardrops	ABC Records	1975	#1 on Canada’s RPM charts, #67 Billboard Hot 100

Margaret Lewis & Mira Smith	Lonesome Bluebird	Ace	1995

“The Wedding Cake”	Mira Smith and Margaret Lewis	Connie Francis	The Wedding Cake	MGM	1969	#33 Hot Country Songs

Jeannie C. Riley	Things Go Better With Love	Plantation Records	1970	#9 Top Country Albums

Connie Smith	Back In Baby's Arms	RCA Victor	1969	#12 Top Country Albums

Linda Martell	Color Me Country	Plantation Records	1970	#40 Top country Albums

“The Rib”	Mira Smith & Margaret Lewis	Jeannie C. Riley	Things Go Better With Love	Plantation Records	1969	#32 Hot Country Song, #9 Top Country Albums

“My Man”	Mira Smith & Margaret Lewis	Jeannie C. Riley	My Man/The Generation Gap	Plantation Records	1970	#60 on Top Country Song

“Country Girl”	Mira Smith & Margaret Lewis	Jeannie C Riley	Country Girl	Plantation Records	1970	#7 Top Country Songs, #25 Top Country Albums

Lynn Anderson	Stay There ‘Til I Get There	Columbia Records	1971

“Oh Singer”	Mira Smith & Margaret Lewis	Jeannie C Riley	Oh Singer/I’ll Take What’s Left of You	Plantation Records	1971	#74 Hot 100, #34 Hot Country Songs

Brandi Shearer	Close to Dark	Amoeba Records	2007

“Buffalo Soldier”	David Barnes, Skip Jackson, Mira Smith, Margaret Lewis	The Flamingos	Buffalo Soldier	Polydor Records	1970	#28 R&B, #86 Hot 100

The Persuasions	Street Corner Symphony	Capitol Records	1972

“Yearbooks and Yesterdays”	Mira Smith and M. Lewis	Jeannie C. Riley	Yearbooks and Yesterdays	Plantation Records	1969	#187 Billboard 200

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Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner recorded the duet "There Never Was A Time" for the album "Always, Always" on RCA Records in 1969.

final_sentence: Dolly Parton and Porter Wagoner recorded the duet "There Never Was A Time" for the album "Always, Always" on RCA Records in 1969.