Stu David Thomas is an Australian musician, born in Canberra, raised in Perth, and musically active in Melbourne since 1990.
17 Facts About Stu Thomas
Stu Thomas is a multi-instrumentalist, performer, singer, composer, arranger, producer, bass player, guitarist, trumpet player, holds a Diploma of Music, and is a visual artist.
In 2014, he self-released the "Stu Thomas plays Lee" EP, following successful shows in Melbourne playing the music of Lee Hazlewood.
An abridged version, renamed "Stu Thomas plays Lee Hazlewood", was released in 2015 as a limited edition 8-inch clear vinyl EP on Stu's own Bar Hum Bug label.
The Stu Thomas Paradox is: Stu Thomas on lead vocals, guitar, Billy Miller on guitar, backing vocals, Eduardo Miller on bass and backing vocals, Phil Collings on drums.
In 2004, Stu Thomas played a solo mini-tour of Berlin, which included German musician Lemmi Schwarz on clarinet and Australian ex-pat Chris Hughes on drums.
In 2020, Stu Thomas received a nomination for Best Musician in the Music Victoria Awards.
Stu Thomas played with Kim Salmon in Kim Salmon and The Business, and SALMON, as well as in Kim Salmon's solo band, and Kim Salmon Plays The Scientists.
In 2004 Stu Thomas played with Kim Salmon Plays The Scientists as a trio with drummer Leanne Cowie and in 2006 as Kim Salmon and the Surrealists at Azkena Rock Festival.
Stu Thomas found further acclaim joining The Royal Dave Graney Show on bass in 2004.
In 1997, Stu Thomas founded The Brass Bed, a trash-noir band consisting of brass and rhythm sections, with a notable lack of guitar.
Stu Thomas sang with Mick Harvey and Xanthe Waite, music by Fred Avril.
Stu Thomas is a proponent of the Fender P-Bass, the Burns London baritone guitar, and the Burns Marquee Club series electric guitar.
Stu Thomas is in demand for bass, guitar, vocal, trumpet and flugelhorn sessions.
Stu Thomas's works included kinetic painting, graphic painting, neon works, objet d'art and 3D assemblages.
In 2020, during concurrent lockdowns Stu Thomas was invited by Shane O'Mara to contribute bass, online, to a new recording project which became a full-blown band called The Silversound, once the members finally met.
Stu Thomas plays Lee Hazlewood Vinyl EP by STU THOMAS.