Steve Young was born on July 12, 1942, in Newnan, Georgia. He grew up traveling
through Texas and Alabama, writing and playing songs that blended folk, blues,
country, and gospel. He collaborated with Van Dyke Parks and joined the
psychedelic country band Stone Country in the 1960s. His breakthrough came with
the song "Seven Bridges Road", which was popularized by the Eagles on their 1980
live album. The song was also covered by notable artists like Joan Baez, Dolly
Parton, and Rita Coolidge. He issued Solo/Live in 1991 and Switchblades Of Love
in 1993. Young charted with "It's N...