About
Stuart Taylor (strat) is a singer-songwriter based in Cobar, NSW.
Stuart Taylor sings and plays guitar, working a set that jumps between rock, grunge, indie and country. One song might be Everlong or Fell on Black Days, the next Travelin' Soldier or Rock and a Hard Place by Bailey Zimmerman. Aussie pub favourites are well covered, with Confidence by Ocean Alley, Crowded House's Better Be Home Soon, Matt Corby's Brother, and Sticky Fingers' Cyclone and These Girls. Older crowds get Night Moves, Sultans of Swing, Have You Ever Seen the Rain and Ain't No Sunshine. There's Glycerine, Kryptonite, Mr. Jones and Sex on Fire for the 90s and 2000s, and Beggin', Bad Habit and Stay for younger ears. It's a pub singer's list for a room where people want to join in. If the venue has in-house speakers and lights, let him know. Stuart is based in Cobar and travels up to 500 km.
Insurance and paperwork
Listed by the act. Ask for current documents when you book.
Song list
40 songs
About a girl - nirvana
Ain’t no sunshine - bill withers
Bad habit - Steve lacy
Bad moon rising - credence
Beggin - maneskin
Behind blue eyes - Limp bizkut
Better be home soon - crowded house
breaking the girl - rhcp
Brother - mat corbey
californication - rhcp
castles made of sand - Jimi hendrix
Confidence - ocean alley
Cyclone - stickey fingers
down in a hole - Alice In chains
Drive - incubus
Everlong - foo fighters
Fell on black days - soundgarden
Glycerine - bush
Have you ever seen the rain - credence
hey Joe - Jimi Hendrix
Hurt - Johnny cash
Kryptonite - 3 doors down
Learn to fly - foo fighters
miss you love - silverchair
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Mr Jones - counting crows
My hero - foo fighters
Night moves - bob segar
Rock and a hard place ~ bailey Zimmerman
Sex on fire - kings of Leon
shade - Silverchair
Stay - post Malone
Stolen dance - milkey chance
Straight and narrow - Sam barber
Sultans of swing - dire straights
summer of 69 - Bryan Adams
These girls - Stickey fingers
tomorrow - Silverchair
Travelin soldier - Dixie chicks
under the bridge - rhcp
would - Alice in chains