Title: Steve Wariner - Wikipedia
Headings: Steve Wariner
Steve Wariner
Contents
Early life
Musical career
1978–1984: RCA Records
1984–1987: MCA Nashville
1988–1990: End of MCA years
1991–1996: Arista Nashville
1997–2001: Capitol Records
2003–present: SelecTone
Musical styles
Personal life
Discography
Awards and nominations
References
External links

Content: Wariner said that he chose to switch producers as a means of introducing more uptempo material, and both Wilson and Brown were working for RCA at the time. The lead single "Don't Your Memory Ever Sleep at Night" faltered on the country charts, but the title track was more successful, reaching a peak of number five. Following this was a cover of Luman's 1972 hit " Lonely Women Make Good Lovers ", which in early 1984 matched the original version's Hot Country Songs peak of number four. The album's next two singles, " Why Goodbye " and "Don't You Give Up on Love", were less successful. Joy Lynn Stewart of the Red Deer Advocate praised Wariner's "fine, textured vocals" along with the combination of upbeat songs and ballads. 1984–1987: MCA Nashville
When Wariner's contract ended in 1984, he chose to follow Brown to MCA Nashville. His first album for the label was 1985's One Good Night Deserves Another, which Brown co-produced with Jimmy Bowen. The album included three singles: the top-ten hits " What I Didn't Do " and " Heart Trouble ", and his second number-one hit " Some Fools Never Learn ".