About Even Stevens
Even Stevens was a songwriter.
Bruce Noel "Even" Stevens is an American songwriter. He is known for his collaborations with Eddie Rabbitt, and has also written songs for the Oak Ridge Boys.
Biography Stevens was born in Cincinnati and grew up in Lewistown, Ohio. His father, who was a minister, introduced him to music through their local touring and recording family group, The Gospel Balladeers.
After finishing his education, Stevens briefly pursued barbering before joining the U.S. Coast Guard as a Morse Code operator. The pair, alongside David Malloy, formed a publishing venture, DebDave/Briarpatch. In 1973, Stevens saw his first song, "I'm in for Stormy Weather," performed by Sammi Smith. and several singles for Elektra Records between 1975 and 1978 but discovered a stronger affinity for songwriting over performing.
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