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Steve Wariner:
Steve Wariner's writing lets him perform at his leisure

09:36 AM CDT on Thursday, May 1, 2008

Steve Wariner doesn't mind admitting he's retired. But that comes with a caveat. While the country singer, songwriter and primo guitarist said goodbye to the major label, radio hits and constant touring after 2000's Faith in You, he's hardly lounging.

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Steve Wariner:
Steve Wariner's writing lets him perform at his leisure

09:36 AM CDT on Thursday, May 1, 2008

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