Stained Glass

Personnel: Clay Crosse (vocals); Dave Luther Cleveland (acoustic & electric guitars), Jerry McPherson (guitar, electric guitar); George Cocchini, (guitar); John Catchings (cello); Nashville String Machine (strings); Buddy Green (harmonica); Phil Madeira (Hammond B-3 organ); Mark Heimermann (keyboards, background vocals); Jeffery Roach (keyboards); Jackie Street, Matt Pierson (bass); Reggie Hamm (drums, percussion, background vocals); Dan Needham (drums, percussion); Terry MacMillan (percussion); Judson Spence, Ashley Cleveland, Tabitha Fair, Michael Mellett (background vocals).
Engineers include: Tom Laune, Joe Baldridge, Todd Robbins.
Personnel: Clay Crosse (background vocals); Jerry McPherson (guitar, electric guitar); George Cocchini (guitar); Dave Cleveland (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); John Catchings (cello); The Nashville String Machine (strings); Bud Green (harmonica); Mark Heimermann (keyboards, background vocals); Jeff Roach (keyboards); Regie Hamm (drums, percussion, background vocals); Dan Needham (drums); Terry MacMillan (percussion); Judson Spence, Ashley Cleveland, Tabitha Fair, Michael Mellett (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Joe Baldridge.
Recording information: Fun Attic Studio; OMNI Sound.
Photographer: Ben Pearson .
If you're a fan of singers like Michael Bolton, Russ Taff, or even Bryan Adams, you might find a new favorite in Contemporary Christian artist Clay Crosse. Crosse makes his spiritual orientation clear from the first track, "It Must Have Been Your Hands." Crosse distinguishes himself from his CCM vocalists by virtue of his distinctive style.
He favors tunes with slightly jazzy changes, and his voice has a subtle, blue-eyed soul quality. "Somethin's Missin" is a funky little blues-based gem, and it showcases Crosse's vocal talents. Crosse is easy to listen to; he has a knack for well-turned hooks and fresh, interesting chord patterns. If you like soulful pop with a spiritual message, give a listen to Clay Crosse.