So effortless. Such an underrated talent. One of the best guitarist country music has ever had. Right there with Glenn Campbell and Vince Gill.

I went to a Reba concert many years ago and you opened for her. I had never even heard of you. This was the first song you played, and I quickly became a lifelong fan. You definitely stole the evening.

Thank you, Steve Wariner. I've been enjoying your music for years.

I never get tired of this!! Love your picking & sing!!

Been trying to play it right for years. Thanks Guitar Man...

Show off. :) you are one of the main reasons I got into playing music. Keep it up man!!

Sir, I danced this song so many times in the late 80's at Virginia City, near Tomball. Thanks for the music!

I just cannot tell you enough what an amazing influence you have had on me musically. I met you once in Mississippi where I played the clubs 9 pm to 2am every Friday and Saturday from 17 years old on and your music was my salvation brother! Thanks for all the music!

I met him shook hands in 1991 union grove nc outdoor concert .great performer.

I was 12, went to Grandma’s house on the Gulf coast for the summer. I remember this coming on the radio and being enchanted with the guitar... first I heard the name Steve Wariner. Never even knew he was a guitar player til I saw him at the Winnie Rice festival in 95. He busted out a SRV song and my jaw dropped. I stayed and listened while the girl I was with wanted to leave... shoulda been the first sign we weren’t compatible! Lol God gave me who I needed in the end!

I just love interpreting your songs. You are one of my favorite musicians and have many songs that I really love! Thank you for your music!

I remember meeting your mother-in-law, Ms. Kitty, telling the story behind the song. Since then, that has become one of my most favorite Steve Wariner songs. I've been a fan since the exact minute I was born, and my mom was a fan of yours since your Dottie West days, and continued to be a fan til the day she died.

Beautiful song

Steve, your a very talented musician 👏

I'm not sure if you read the comments or not? I've been a fan of yours since you started.I got the pleasure of seeing you in concert in the early 80's in Gainesville Fla. You opened for Lee Greenwood and Barbara Mandrel.You were the only one that took the time to say hello and sign an autograph that says alot about. Btw I still have that . Love your music!!

The Master of "Feel Good" chords

Steve u are my hero . So awesome. Danny litaker 9 - 6- 61. Thanks buddy

Amazing!

Thinking of great songs, Great Artist, and Great times brought me here. I met you several times in DFW area. Doc Horn's Crystal Chandelier holds a lot of good memories and even a few basketball games before the NYE show many moons ago. lol Take care man, God Bless you and your family.

Crazy awesome tuning! Beautiful song! Thanks, Steve!

Beautiful

Still sound amazing. A big thanks for all your time spent bringing music and guidance to so many, during this unprecedented time. My father was a very talented singer and musician, who adored tips of my fingers, so it holds a treasured spot in my heart! But I couldn’t begin to pick a favorite. Just like tour signature Gretsch; you will always be a country gentleman!

I wish you would make a guitar tutorial of this tune. Please?

I'm gonna attend your show down here in Htown at the FtBCF on 10/1!! I wish I could meet you in person!! lol!!

I love the song

Right on!! This video is right on the mark sir!! Story + and some Guitar geek stuff, Love it, never could figure out noodling.... no wonder! BTW this and Kansas City Lights are my On Deployment Songs for my Wife back in 1998 Seemed like it was just yesterday, Wariner Wednesdays are a tradition now :)

I figured it out Steve though It took me a minute. When I was at your house 20 Years ago I asked you the tuning on that song, you said it was just a drop D. You did not go into the complete gist of it. Thanks a lot pal! I got anyway. Lee Simons

Hola soy un fan de Steve y m gustaría que uniera tutoriales de sus canciones. Son hermosos temas

Steve Wariner # 1 🎸

Amazing...

Well that makes sense.lol I remember you playing basketball with Sawyer Brown at the school before a concert in my hometown in RS Kentucky in the 80s.

Steve is one of my all time favorites,,,,,don't make em like that anymore.!

Blake Shelton just did this tune on the Opry. Great.

Low and flappy!! lol!! 😂😂🤗