Here is part two of Steve Wariner's Drifting Cowboy episode where
he tells the hilarious story of Chet Atkins "firing" him after
Steve scored a big hit. Steve explains how his success as a solo
artist changed his role in Chet’s band, and shares what it was
really like learning from one of the greatest musicians and
producers in country music history.
Steve also opens up about his friendship with Jerry Reed later in
Jerry’s life, sharing stories and memories of the legendary
guitarist, entertainer, and songwriter. He talks about working
with acclaimed producer Tony Brown, the people who helped shape
his career, and the relationships he built throughout decades in
Nashville.
We also get into the story behind one of Steve Wariner’s most
powerful songs, “Holes in the Floor of Heaven,” including the
inspiration and songwriting process behind the country classic.
From Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed to hit records, songwriting,
Nashville history, and life on the road, this episode is packed
with stories from a career that has touched multiple generations
of country music.
If you love real country music, legendary Nashville stories,
classic country songwriting, and hearing the history straight
from the people who lived it, make sure you subscribe to Drifting
Cowboy and check out part one of our conversation with Steve
Wariner.
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