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Jeffrey Steele (Interview/Live Performance)
Hunnypot favorite and award winning country artist/songwriter, Jeffrey Steele was next to step in the Hot Tub. Jeffrey sat down with longtime friend Hot Tub Johnnie for a special interview that spanned Steele's prolific carreer coming up as a Hillbilly in Burbank, California all the way through many of his award winning milestones as a country artist and songwriter. After the interview Jeffrey treated us to a heartfelt solo performance where he performed many of his hits. Including his number one smash "What Hurts The Most" by Rascal Flatts and many more. So sit back and listen through Jeffrey's entire set here which will have you singing along to many country favorites. You can follow all the latest with Jeffrey Steele at https://twitter.com/JSteeleMusic.
They say life begins at 40, but for country artist Jeffrey Steele the old adage is only half-true. Before hitting that milestone, the California native had married, was raising four children, and had already carved an interesting and successful life for himself, one that would satisfy any budding songwriter. He had built up such an incredibly strong and thriving career; it seemed he had the Midas touch. Almost everything he wrote turned into a hit, exemplified by one three-year period when almost five-dozen songs were recorded by name artists that included Faith Hill, Trisha Yearwood, Randy Travis, John Michael Montgomery, Leann Rimes, Diamond Rio, Aaron Tippin, and Collin Raye, among others. He earned BMI Country Awards with hit songs "She'd Give Anything" and "They Don't Make Them Like That" from Boy Howdy, and "If You Love Somebody" from Kevin Sharp. A pair of songs he co-wrote with Al Anderson, "Big Deal" for Rimes and "Unbelievable" for Diamond Rio, also received BMI Country Awards. Rather than having a life that started at 40, Steele was doing just fine for more than two decades.

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https://twitter.com/JSteeleMusic