Sunday Selections: October 30, 2016
We love the guy, but Sturgill Simpson sure can be a grumpy sumbitch at times.
Steve Wariner
Sunday Selections: April 3, 2016
Mr. Misunderstood has finally broken his silence.
100 Greatest Men: #63. Clint Black
100 Greatest Men: The Complete List
The Class of 1989 permanently changed the face of country music. Clint Black was its valedictorian.
100 Greatest Men: #67. Steve Wariner
100 Greatest Men: The Complete List
Many stars shone brighter before they quickly faded away. Steve Wariner stayed humble and relied on his talent, and he managed to outlast all of them.
100 Greatest Men: #78. Brad Paisley
100 Greatest Men: The Complete List
A musician since receiving his first guitar at age eight, Brad Paisley emerged in the late nineties and became the most consistently successful radio artist in the decade that followed.
Paisley’s career began in earnest when he penned his first song at age twelve, “Born On Christmas Day.” His junior high principal invited him to perform at a local function. He was spotted by a representative of Jamboree USA, and after one performance, he was invited to join the cast.
Album Review: Steve Wariner, Guitar Laboratory
Written by Paul W. Dennis of The 9513.
Steve Wariner
Guitar Laboratory
Chet Atkins had many disciples, not the least of whom was Steve Wariner. Steve was a major country star and chart presence from 1980-1994 with scattered success both before and after his peak years.
