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Jay Haney

Musician · b. 1912

Best known for Bass

Jay Haney was an American bluegrass bassist from Buffalo, South Carolina.

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Played bass on the first King Records sessions by Don Reno, Red Smiley and the Tennessee Cut-Ups in 1952.

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Drifting With the Tide
Reno & Smiley · Single (There’s Another Baby Waiting for Me Down the Line / Drifting with the Tide) (1952)

Hear Jerusalem Moan
Reno & Smiley · Single (Hear Jerusalem Mourn / I’m Using My Bible for a Roadmap) (1952)
Long Gone
Reno & Smiley · Single (I’m Gone, Long Gone / Tennessee Cut-Up Breakdown) (1952)
Maybe You Will Change Your Mind
Reno & Smiley · Single (Maybe You Will Change Your Mind / Crazy Finger Blues) (1952)
Using My Bible For a Roadmap
Reno & Smiley · Single (Hear Jerusalem Mourn / I’m Using My Bible for a Roadmap) (1952)

Reno & Smiley
Played on recordings with Reno & Smiley