My father, Carroll Dugger, convinced Steve to submit his song, She Believes In Me. My mother, Patricia Dugger, sewed the suit he wore to the Grammy's the year the song went up against Charlie Daniels' (the devil went down to georgia). We used to go to Steve and Romi's home in Brentwood TN to swim and BBQ. Good times. Steve called me Obscene Christine because of how I danced.
Jun 09, 2010 Rating
Brazilian Friends by: Luis and Mary
We had the pleasure to meet Steve Gibb by our lovely friend, Judy Green, when they hosted us in their house in Bonita Springs last May (In fact it was an amazing surprise to us meeting Judy again after more than twenty years and finding out that she was the wife of a brilliant musician!). Steve is a sweet person and we had the chance to listen to some of his songs live. God bless this wonderful couple and we do hope to see them again in a close future.
Brazilian friends: Luis, Mary and the twins Bruna and Bianca.
Mar 13, 2010 Rating
Wonderful Songwriter and Spirit by: James Nihan
I first met Steve in 1991 as we joined Jeff Silbar in Houston, Texas to speak and perform at Rockefeller's for the Songwriter Group of Texas. He was an amazing performer and his songs were so personal and touching. I began hanging out in Scirocco's where artists and producers would eat and listen for songs to record, including Chet Atkins. When last we spoke, around 1993, he was moving to NYC. I can not locate him. Anybody know where he is? www.jamesnihan.com
Aug 18, 2009 Rating
Steve Gibb by: Kay
I worked with Steve Gibb in a band in Nashville in 1977. I was the drummer in the band. Steve is a prolific writer and extraordinary pianist. Playing music with him was exceptional and we sang duets together. He is a genius. "She Believes In Me" was written at Mickey Cirracos Italian Restaurant. We ate there often with other musicians.
Jun 08, 2009 Rating
Answer: She Believes in Me by: Anonymous
Wikipedia says:
"She Believes In Me" is a country pop song, recorded by American star singer Kenny Rogers on his very popular 1978 album The Gambler. The song was written by Steve Gibb (but not Steve Gibb,) and is the tale of a songwriter who has a beloved too good for him.
