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The Wagoneers were an American country music band from Austin, Texas that were briefly active during the 1980s. The band consisted of Monte Warden on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Brent Wilson playing lead and contributing backing vocals, Craig Allan Pettigrew on bass, and drummer Thomas A. Lewis, Jr. The Wagoneers' debut album, Stout and High, was released by Herb Alpert's A&M Records in 1988; a follow-up album, Good Fortune, was released in 1989. Although the band appeared on Austin City Limits and Nashville Now, their popularity never took off and they band broke up in 1990. "There were a...

Wagoneers were a four piece band from Austin, TX. They were signed to Herb Alpert's major label A&M in 1988 and recorded two momentous albums "Stout & High" 1988 & "Good Fortune" in 1989. Both of these albums were recorded in Nashville and produced by Emory Gordy Jr. and also included additional musicians: Herb Alpert - Trumpet , Glen Duncan - Fiddle , Glen D Hardin - Piano , Emory Gordy JR - Mandolin/Guitars , Sleepy La Beef - Lead Guitar on " I Can't Stay " and Kayton Roberts - Steel Guitar. They started causing a buzz and one...