Steuart Smith’s journey through the music world is one of passion, perseverance, and profound talent. As a celebrated session guitarist and a key contributor to the Eagles, Steuart’s mastery of the guitar became a defining sound in rock music. But behind the iconic performances and timeless solos lies a story of personal struggle—a battle against the debilitating effects of Parkinson's disease that forced him to step away from the stage he once commanded.In The Guitar Steuart Smith, you’ll uncover the full, untold biography of a musical legend who not only shaped the sound of an era but also faced unimaginable challenges offstage. From his early beginnings and rise to fame to his life-altering decision to retire, Steuart’s story is one of resilience, adaptation, and an unwavering love for music. Dive into the intimate details of his career, the friendships and collaborations that helped define his sound, and the emotional and physical toll of living with a disease that threatened to silence him. Learn how Steuart Smith, even in retirement, continues to inspire new generations of musicians with his wisdom, legacy, and commitment to his craft. Steuart’s journey doesn’t end with his retirement—it’s a legacy that continues to inspire. If you’ve ever been touched by his music or are curious about the man behind the legendary solos, this book is for you. Join us in celebrating his story, and the music never truly ends. Support the artists who, like Steuart, continue to inspire, create, and push forward, no matter the obstacles they face. Get your copy today and experience the heart and soul of one of rock music’s greatest unsung heroes.
Joan Samson (September 9, 1937 – February 27, 1976) was an American writer. Her only published novel was The Auctioneer, published briefly before she died of brain cancer.
The Auctioneer, published in 1976 is described as a story that borders on horror, a story about how a community is torn apart by a single person. It has been translated to Spanish, Dutch, Italian, Catalan, Polish and French. It is considered one of the best-selling horror novels of the 1970s, selling over a million copies.