Steve Young is an American country music singer-songwriter from Montana who has had a long and distinguished musical career. Known primarily as a country artist, Young's career began in earnest in 1976 with the release of his debut album Honky Tonk Man. The album yielded two number one singles — "Seven Bridges Road" and "Where Are You Now Little Darlin'?" — and established his cowboy sound. Subsequent albums like No Place to Fall, which yielded the hits "Lonesome, On'ry and Mean" and "That's What Loving You Means" further showcased his traditional country sound. Throughout the 1980s, Young made a name for himself on country music charts, his albums being both critically and commercially successful. In the mid-1990s, Young reinvented himself, embracing a more contemporary country sound. His albums Change, Liquid Lace and Prime Cut all saw considerable chart success, with Billboard Magazine dubbing him a "master of country and rock crossover." Young