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Stuart Smith
Stuart Smith is known for the song "Heaven And Earth," which appeared on his 1992 debut album Sacrifice. He also recorded a version of "When a Blind Man...
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Stuart Smith is known for the song "Heaven And Earth," which appeared on his 1992 debut album Sacrifice. He also recorded a version of "When a Blind Man Cries." The album titles in his catalog include Redemption, Sanctuary, Odyssey, Revelation, and Legacy.
His band has included musicians like Michael Hayes on lead guitar, David Morris on bass, and Daniel Carter on drums. Smith has worked with other artists such as Emmylou Harris, Johnny Cash, and Van Morrison.
He sings and plays guitar, and his music draws from rock and gospel influences. The songs tend to focus on themes like love and loss, with lyrics that sometimes touch on difficult subjects.
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