Hey Drifters!In Part 1 of this Drifting Cowboy conversation,
Steve Wariner takes us back to the very beginning of his career
and the unbelievable run of people who helped shape him before
the hits ever came.Steve talks about playing with Dottie West and
Bob Luman, recording at Johnny Cash’s studio with Johnny Cash
producing, and what it was like meeting Cash for the first time.
He also tells the incredible story of meeting Chet Atkins at RCA
while Jerry Reed was in the room — including the moment Steve
played “I’m Already Taken” and Jerry looked at Chet and said,
“Damn, Chet, sign this boy. What do you want, blood?!”Steve opens
up about learning from some of the greatest artists and musicians
in country music history, finding his own sound, and the events
that eventually put him on the path toward becoming one of
Nashville’s most respected singers, songwriters, and guitar
players.This episode ends right as Steve Wariner’s solo career
begins to take off. Part 2 is coming soon, where we’ll continue
the story through the next chapter of his career.If you love
classic country music, Nashville history, Johnny Cash stories,
Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, Dottie West, Bob Luman, and the stories
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