At one time Steve Hamby was one of the up coming new stars of Country Music. He appeared on many live Radio and T.V. shows in the early seventies. He did shows with many of the Nashville stars and even though well-known in the West, and having many opportunities, he never rose above being a local hit. After moving to Nashville in the early eighties, he was a featured artist in many of the Nashville hot-spots, winding up in the famous Printers Alley for a short while. After paying his dues for a time on Sixteenth Avenue, he gained an opportunity to release his first, and last Country song (I've Got Texas Written All Over Me), on a reputable label. He was featured in Billboard Magazine with good reviews, and a "bullet" going up the charts. Then Steve met God. That turned his new found fame into a bad dream. Shortly after that, he gave up the Country Music business for good. He is still producing Country music as an independent label.