Larry "Legs" Smith is an American musician known primarily for his work in the rock and roll and blues genres. He gained prominence in the 1950s and 1960s as a drummer and was associated with various influential bands of the era. Smith is particularly noted for his energetic playing style and contributions to the rhythm sections of the bands he played with. One of his notable contributions was with the band The Rockin' Rebels, known for their instrumental hit "Wild Weekend." Smith's work helped shape the sound of early rock and roll, and he has been recognized for his ability to fuse elements of blues into rock music, influencing subsequent generations of musicians. While not as widely recognized as some of his contemporaries, Smith's impact on the development of rock and roll drumming and his role in popularizing the genre in its formative years has earned him a respected place in music history.