Jeff Stevens

Jeff Stevens & the Bullets were a family group vocal trio formed in Alum Creek, Western Virginia in 1975 comprising brothers Jeff and Warren Stevens and cousin Terry Dotson. Jeff was created in Alum Creek and was affected as a kid from the music of Johnny Money. He and Warren came into their first skill competition when Jeff was nine; he sang business lead and his sibling performed bass. They received first reward, and Jeff understood he wished to be a nation performer. Early within their profession, the band opened up for such big-name functions as George Jones, Tammy Wynette, Johnny Money, and Conway Twitty. In the first ’80s, Jeff and Dotson became a songwriting group and offered Atlanta with two main hits, “Atlanta Burnt Again YESTERDAY EVENING” and “Nice Nation Music.” In 1986, Stevens & the Bullets released a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s “Darlington Region” as their debut solitary. It made the very best 70, and their debut recording adopted. They released their second recording in 1987 and experienced their biggest strike having a cover of Michael Martin Murphey’s “Geronimo’s Cadillac.” The trio disbanded in 1990, and Jeff attempted to forge a single profession. In 1991 he produced an record for Atlantic, nonetheless it was hardly ever released. With manufacturer Keith Stegall’s help, he started dealing with such set up authors as Roger Murrah and Jim McBride. In 1993, Stevens co-authored “I Fell in water” with Jerry Salley and supplied John Anderson with a high Ten hit; dealing with Michael Clark, he afterwards wrote Alabama’s number 1 strike “Reckless.”