MP3 Steve Dan Mills - Remembering Young Stephen

Folk rock with lyrical content pertinent to the times, strong and sensitive vocals and world class musicianship.
and

12 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Folk Rock, FOLK: Modern Folk



Details:
Steve Dan Mills has been a successful Nashville songwriter since 1984, having his songs recorded by John Michael Montgomery, NealCoty, MelMacDaniel, RexAllen Jr, Gail Chasin, Wyatt Webb and others. He is a mainstage performer at the Kerrville Folk Festival and the recipient of Platinum andGold record awards. His critically acclaimed CD "Remembering Young Stephen" is available at this website.

" Soul stripping honesty. Mills is a true poet'"---Performing Songwriter Magazine

Steve Dan Mills grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin listening to 50's and 60's Rock and Roll. From the age of ten, he was taking the bus downtown to attend the Allen Freed Rock and Roll shows at the Riverside Theatre. He broke his musical teeth on the live performances of Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, Chuck Berry, Gene Vincet, Conway Twitty, Fats Domino and many more. Steve played drums and sang in a Buddy Holly-Ritchie Valens-Ventures etc. cover band while in high school. After graduating from high school he migrated to conservative Columbia, South Carolina where he became the co-founder, lead singer and rhythm guitarist of a radical but successful rock band known as Speed Limit 35. He went on to play with the Calvary Blues Band and eventually found himself playing solo gigs in South Florida where he became serious about songwriting. In the late 70's he moved to Nashville where he continued to write songs and beat the streets of Music Row. After five years in Nashville, he landed a songwriting deal with the legendary Combine Music Group. While at Combine, Steve's song "Dream On Texas Ladies" became a hit for Rex Allen Jr.
He went on to score album cuts by John Michael Montgomery, Neal Coty, Mel MacDaniel,Benita Hill and others. He also landed a cut on the "Maverick" movie soundtrack album and appeared in the movie "Living Proof" with Richard Thomas. In the Early 90's, Steve began to digress from the constraints of the Nashville mainstream and started to write straight from his own heartfelt experience and began playing Nashville clubs as a solo artist. He released his first CD "Remembering Young Stephen" and followed it up by playing the mainstage at the Kerrville Folk Festival for which he received a standing ovation. His new CD,"Inside Out Lookin'In" has received outstanding response in it's initial weeks.