Stephen Allen Davis
Stephen Allen Davis, born on October 4, 1949 in Nashville, Tennessee, was a
singer‑songwriter, whose career began after a water‑skiing stint and a Beatles
performance that steered him toward music. He first played bass for
Billy Osbourne and the Tracers, then secured a publishing deal via Norro Wilson,
leading to a top‑five single and BMI honors in 1968 and 1969. Davis released
several LPs, including Music (1970) and The Light Pink Album (1993), while
writing more than 400 songs for Joe Cocker, Meat Loaf, Tammy Wynette,
Reba McEntire, and others. His songwriting yielded 18 Number...
