Black Eyed Bruiser is the second studio album from Australian singer Stevie Wright.

[1] After the success of Stevie Wright's debut album Hard Road and its lead single "Evie", producers Harry Vanda and George Young returned to Albert Studios with Wright to record the follow-up album.

The recording of the album was problematic as Wright's heroin addition, unbeknown to Vanda and Young, had escalated.

He led around to where they could see Stevie sniffing heroin from aluminium foil and said, "There you go, that's your problem, end of story".

[1] The album sold less than the more successful Hard Road, although the lead single "Guitar Band" reached No.