Preston Smith

How does one categorize an artist who, during the span of his career, has sung for Barbra Streisand's and James Brolin wedding, performed at countless functions for people such as Steven Spielberg, Aaron Spelling, and the late Sonny Bono, played harmonica and scat rapped alongside Salt n’ Pepa on Quincy Jones’ TV show "Vibe," played alongside Chaka Khan at a Grammy Award’s Party for Black Entertainment Television Corporation, and has had the likes of Bonnie Raitt, Eddie Van Halen, Jerry Lee Lewis and Greg Allman, among countless others, join him on-stage for impromptu jam sessions. Preston performed on "The Tonight Show," along with the late Jimmy Stewart, and released an album on Curb Records entitled "Preston Smith." He appeared on the hit movie soundtrack "Cocktail" (starring Tom Cruise) with the title song "Oh I Love You So," which he composed, produced and performed. The soundtrack went on to sell over six million units foreign and domestically. Roseanne Cash then recorded his song "Black and White," which released as a single, rose to number 30 on the country radio charts and was included in her greatest hits CD which went on to sell gold. Preston’s latest CD "That Real Feel," which he produced and released on his own label, was recorded live in the studio and is a combination of many genres of the past. Preston has performed on many live radio and cable TV shows on both the east and west coasts, and has performed live on club circuits in Los Angeles, New York and Nashville.