Acoustic. "She lies there all tender and tangled. Says it's like she got hit by a train"

Sunday Again

Country blues. Acoustic. "Life takes a turn that no thinking can cure"

The First Day Of Spring

Country blues. Acoustic. "Did you try to call me? Why could I not be there?"

Someone Else Was Waiting

Folk. Acoustic. Bush Ballad. "The bard from the bush we remember him still, at Grenfell each year and on a ten dollar bill"

Ballad Of Henry

Brett Galt-Smith is a singer-songwriter from Canberra in Australia. A left-handed acoustic guitarist, Brett's music is country/blues with some folk influences. His influences are both traditional and contemporary and are too many to mention - he just loves music. Most important to Brett are good lyric writing and melody and a voice that has lived the life to tell the tale. He plays originals (see below) and covers of country, blues, folk and pop artists. OK, his heroes are Dylan, the Stones, Lucinda Williams and Gillian Welch.

Brett's own songs are of happiness and sadness; love and loss and the emotions we all go through in getting about our lives. His songs can evoke a strong sense of place and there are strong references to the kilometres of country he has travelled across Australia and overseas. 

Songs titles include: Sunday Again; Blood Is Love; Glass And Steel; Shadow; Without You; Someone Else Was Waiting; I'm Coming Home; The First Day Of Spring; At This Changing Of The Year; Carwoola; Ballad of Henry; Beyond Q Blues; Struggle and Strum; There She Is Again; Coleraine; The Old Wrangler; Jerrabomberra Wives

Brett Galt-Smith

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