Doug Supernaw's Journey to a Top Country Breakthrough
Texas born singer songwriter Doug Supernaw pursues attitude over looks. He moved to Houston aged five and wrote songs from age eight. After stints in college golf, oil rigs and promoting acts he moved to Nashville in 1987 then returned to Texas to form Texas Steel. By 1993 his debut Red And Rio Grande yielded hit singles Reno and I Don t Call Him Daddy before a run of misfortune.
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Not Enough Hours In The Night Leads Doug Supernaw New Album
Country star Doug Supernaw promotes You Still Got Me with the single Not Enough Hours In The Night and highlights tracks like Were All Here and Time Off From Good Behavior. He endures a string of personal trials including injuries and a break-in but remains upbeat and determined to perform. He also joined Canadian fans in a mud pit while continuing to sing, embodying his resilient attitude.
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