Charley Stefl

Musician
Best known for Songwriter

Charley Stefl is a veteran Nashville songwriter with an ear for rootsy, Americana-leaning material, whose songs have been cut across mainstream country and bluegrass alike.

Assisted by AI. Spot something off? Help us fix it.
  • Works as a staff writer for Bluewater Music in Nashville.
  • Wrote “The Fool,” a hit for Lee Ann Womack.
  • Wrote “Everytime That It Rains,” recorded by Garth Brooks.
  • Has had cuts with Alabama, Blake Shelton, George Jones, Eddy Arnold, Nanci Griffith, and the Marshall Tucker Band.
  • On the bluegrass side his songs have been recorded by the Del McCoury Band (“All Aboard,” “Man Can’t Live On Bread Alone”), Bobby Osborne (“Where I Come From”), Melonie Cannon, and Brandon Rickman.
  • Wrote “Lonesome Won’t Get the Best of Me” with Jamie Johnson and Jerry Salley; the Lonesome River Band recorded it on The Road With No End (2006).
  • Released an album under his own name, And the Wheels Turn.

Share Playlist