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Wariner also collaborated with other well-known singers and songwriters, including Clint Black and Bill Anderson;

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His most successful of those songs included "Some Fools Never Learn" (1985, his second No. 1 hit), "What I Didn`t Do" (1985), "You Can Dream of Me" (1986), "Lynda" (1987) and "I Got Dreams" (1989).

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His first major recording contract was with RCA Records in 1978. His first single releases failed to chart in the top 40 of Billboard magazine`s Hot Country Singles chart.

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He also worked heavily with Chet Atkins (one of his childhood influences) and he played with Bob Luman`s band.

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Wariner began performing as a youth in his father`s band and in local clubs. In 1971, he was hired as a bassist for Dottie West`s band.

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He was one of the most popular artists during the 1980s, thanks to a string of No. 1 singles recorded for both RCA and MCA Records. After his popularity waned somewhat during the mid-1990s, he enjoyed a resurgence thanks to his 1998 hit "Holes in the Floor of Heaven."

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Is an American country music singer, guitarist and songwriter.

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Born Steven Noel Wariner, December 25, 1954, Noblesville, Indiana.

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