Faith in You

 (8 customer reviews)

To say I was disappointed when I first heard this album only means that his previous effort, "Two Teardrops" was so good, it is unmatched. My favorite songs here are "Turn In the Road", "Make It Look Easy" and "Been There" (with Clint Black). Steve tries some new things on this album, like "I Just Do", a song that fits George Strait's style. Then there's "Bloodlines", the instrumental duet with his son. Steve excels at instrumental music, and if you enjoy this track, you owe it to yourself to listen to "No More Mr. Nice Guy", if you haven't had the chance. Marcus Hummon once again offers his genius on "I Wish I Were a Train". Unfortunately, I have to hit the skip button a couple of times. I personally didn't like "Longer Letter.." and "Wouldn't Be Love". But with 13 songs altogether, Steve gives the country music listener their money's worth. If you're a fan, any...Read more

Steve Wariner's 2000 release "Faith in You" follows his two critically acclaimed and hit laden albums "Two Teardrops" and "Burnin' the Roadhouse Down". While "Faith in You" doesn't contain any big radio hits, its full of good,laid-back country songs filled with impeccable musicianship. Steve's own virtuosity on the guitar is complemented by Matt Rolling's keyboard artistry,Paul Franklin's steel,and Biff Watson's and Steve's son Ryan's guitar licks.My favorites are Faith in You, I Just Do,Turn in the Road, Waiting in the Wings and I Wish I were a Train. A couple of up-tempo numbers, Katie Wants a Fast One and Been There give balance to the album. All in all a solid effort and one that I would recommend to country music lovers.

As a longtime fan, I look forward to every new album. Steve does a great job writing and co-writing all the songs on this one. You'll enjoy the different sounds--check out "I Just Do." Garth and Steve blend on "Katie Wants A Fast One" better than ever. One enjoyable tune after another.