Matthew White
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Who is the 'fairly well-known American singer-songwriter...[referred to as] Steve' supposed to be?
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Rebecca
I can think of three possibles if we go with the name Steve and the late 80s, early 90s. My first thought was Steve Forbert--singer-songwriter, some success but not wildly famous, and does write songs about relationships at times. My second guess is Steve Earle. Of the era, famous, but not totally famous, singer-songwriter, and Texas connection. Another Texan is Stevie Ray Vaughn, but not really a match for the song writing.
Jim O'Donnell
Eric Clapton is not American, so he's not likely.
I agree with Rebecca below that it may be Steve Earle, the description fits the era and that's a great note Rebecca about the Texas connection.
I agree with Rebecca below that it may be Steve Earle, the description fits the era and that's a great note Rebecca about the Texas connection.
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I thinking John Bon Jovi, because of "You Give Love a Bad Name", since Marie said he wrote a song about their breakup...
Joseph Spinale
I agree with the Steve Forbert possibility. He actually deserved more credit than he got.
Chuck Karas
There is Steve Perry from Journey but he is from California.
Chris Huber
My first thought was Eric Clapton, but I'm not exactly sure. Anyone else have any idea?
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