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For example, the album starts with a song called вЂњI Will RunвЂќ which has a line that says вЂњthese days itвЂ™s who IвЂ™m running to, not what IвЂ™m running from.вЂќ Shane says it sets the tone for everything. When it came time to choose, he looked closely at the lyrics to find the songs that made him feel nostalgic, as if he was reading his memoirs. вЂњAnd I didnвЂ™t know what I was writing other than I was just trying to go in the room and be honest every day.вЂќ

вЂњI probably wrote over 200 songs writing this record,вЂќ he explains. He put her advice to good use and went on to teach himself to master the instrument.ДЄs he celebrates the release of his debut album, Shane says the 15 tracks cover his lifeвЂ™s journey, so far.Д®lvie Shane's new album 'Backslider' Courtesy of Wheelhouse Records She told me I could learn just about any Roger Miller song with those three chords.вЂќ She gave me Roger MillerвЂ™s Greatest Hits, and taught me E, A, and B, on guitar. SheвЂ™d make me grilled cheese sandwiches, macaroni & cheese, and lemonade, and give me a guitar lesson. вЂњShe was 82 years old, and I would go over to her house on Saturdays and mow her yard.

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His great-grandmother taught him how to play it. The year he turned 12, Shane hauled hay and did a bunch of other odd jobs to save the money to buy his first guitar. вЂњMy dad was a truck driver, too, so I spent a lot of time on the road, listening to music riding around with him.вЂќ HeвЂ™d sing with his mother in church Sunday mornings, then listen to Steve Earle, John Fogarty, and others, while helping his dad work on the car Sunday afternoons. And then, I was at church every Sunday, every Wednesday night, and every third Saturday night of the month right beside my mom, singing out of hymnals.вЂќ Particularly Steve EarleвЂ™s Guitar Town record from 86, and John FogartyвЂ™s Blue Moon Swamp solo record from 97. вЂњOne of my very first influences was Steve Earle and John Fogarty. He had some very specific musical influences. Shane first discovered his love of music while growing up in Caneyville, Kentucky. And somebody else was like, heвЂ™s got somebody elseвЂ™s eyes IвЂ™m seeing myself in. Then, somebody else said, he ainвЂ™t got my smile, it donвЂ™t bother me a bit. вЂњAnd I said, вЂDude, heвЂ™s my boy.вЂ™ And Nick was like, letвЂ™s just write that. Shane remembers Columbia looking at him and saying tell me about your son. The songwriters started talking about the post. вЂњSomebody had sent me a post on Facebook the night before,вЂќ Shane recalls, вЂњthat said, вЂI donвЂ™t have a stepson, I have a son that was born before I met him.вЂ™ And that post really kind of got my attention.вЂќ It was during a songwriting session five years ago now, that he and fellow songwriters Russell Sutton, Nick Columbia, and Lee Starr, started working on the song that would change his life. And when he did, he starting he started going to Nashville to write songs. Back then, he was playing music and вЂњpartying too much.вЂќ When he met Mandi he stopped the music and the partying, to commit to building a better life for his new family. She was a single mother with a five-year old son, and he fell in love with both of them. Shane met his wife, Mandi, when he was attending Western University in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

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