Steff Nevers-Aint No Bad Life-2010-MTD

Artist : Steff Nevers

Album : Aint No Bad Life

Label : Universal

Genre : Country

Street date : 2010-05-31

Quality : 191 kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint Stereo

Encoder : Lame 3.97 -V2 vbr-new

Size : 63.41 MB

Time : 44:05 min

Url : http://www.steffnevers.com/
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1. 300 Horses 3:01

2. Fightin The Fool 3:59

3. Aint No Bad Life 3:33

4. Hard On A Heart 3:31

5. Hillbilly Shoes 3:15

6. Everyday Thing 3:05

7. Simple Country Life 3:35

8. Big Dreams 3:21

9. Babys Got Her Boots On 3:17

10. White Wine 3:07

11. You Can Count On Me 3:07

12. Too Long (The Truckers Song) 3:47

13. Heart Of Stone 3:27







Steff Nevers was born 1975 in the small Norwegian town of

Drammen. He grew up in the similarly unknown town of Modum.

Still, the move was worthwhile for the toddler because it was

here that he came into contact with music. He was already

convinced at a young age that he would become a musician.

Instead of a classic violinist his original career goal

Steff Nevers became an outstanding guitarist. His speciality:

finger picking. Soon the stocky virtuoso was a heavily booked

session guitarist across the whole of Norway.



In 2007 Steff Nevers decided to get involved in his own music

and realize his own dream. Recording an album in Nashville

with the greats of the studio scene. With the assistance of

the Nashville A-Team drummer Eddie Bayers, guitarist Brent

Mason, steel guitarist Paul Franklin & Co. the Norwegian

was successful in making a highly acclaimed album, strongly

linked to the roots of music. Besides excellent reviews his

first work in 2008 also brought him a recording contract with

AGR/Universal.



His debut Closest to My Heart for the major label is now

meeting high expectations in an astonishingly relaxed way.

As befits a worthy campaigner of country music the European

newcomer is presenting 13 remarkably authentic tracks. Among

these are good mood songs (One Beer a Day, Party at the

Farm), songs in the country sounds of the 90s (Redneck

Rehab, Keep it Up), superb harmonic ballads (title track Stay

for a While) and songs jam-packed with nostalgic feelings

(Let it Rain). Steff Nevers interprets all of these equally

different and yet perfectly compatible tracks completely

effortlessly and convincingly with a warm sounding voice.