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Brenton Wood, born Alfred Jesse Smith in 1941 in Shreveport, Louisiana, grew up in San Pedro, California, and became a defining voice in festive, upbeat soul with doo-wop and pop accents. His career spans decades on the oldies circuit, with chart-topping moments in the late 1960s and a lasting influence on film, TV, and cover versions. Here’s a concise look at his life, music, and the touring that kept his sound alive for fans everywhere.

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Quick Facts About Brenton Wood

  • Born Alfred Jesse Smith in 1941 in Shreveport, Louisiana; raised in San Pedro, California.
  • Biggest hits in 1967: The Oogum Boogum Song (US Hot 100 #34, R&B #19) and Gimme Little Sign (US Hot 100 #9, UK #8, R&B #19); Baby You Got It reached US Hot 100 #34.
  • First album Oogum Boogum (1967) on Double Shot; subsequent studio albums include Gimme Little Sign (1967, UK version), Baby You Got It (1967), Come Softly (1977), Out of the Woodwork (1986), Sweet Old School (1995), Classic By Design (2000), This Love Is for Real (2001), and Lord Hear My Prayer (2009).
  • Formed his own labels (Prophesy Records in the 1970s; Mr. Wood Records later) and remained active in the oldies circuit for decades; the 18 Best reissue series brought renewed attention in 2024.
  • Festive, upbeat soul with doo-wop and pop accents; songs widely used in film/TV and covered by other artists.
  • As of 2025, Brenton Wood has died (January 3, 2025); his 2024 farewell tour was paused due to illness and did not continue in 2025.

The records

Brenton Wood Discography

  • Lord Hear My Prayer
    2009 · Unknown
  • This Love Is for Real
    2001 · Varèse Sarabande
  • Classic By Design
    2000 · Mr. Wood Records
  • Sweet Old School
    1995 · Mr. Wood Records
  • Out of the Woodwork
    1986 · Golden Oldies
  • Come Softly
    1977 · Cream
  • Baby You Got It
    1967 · Double Shot
  • Gimme Little Sign
    1967 · Liberty (UK version)
  • Oogum Boogum
    1967 · Double Shot

The hits

Top Brenton Wood Songs

  • Gimme Little Sign
    1967 · US Hot 100 #9; US R&B #19; UK #8
  • The Oogum Boogum Song
    1967 · US Hot 100 #34; US R&B #19; Canada Top 100 #31; Canada R&B #6
  • Baby You Got It
    1967 · US Hot 100 #34; US R&B #30
  • Me and You
    1968 · US Hot 100 #42
  • Lovey Dovey Kinda Lovin'
    1968 · US Hot 100 #99
  • Come Softly To Me
    1977 · US R&B #92

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