Billy Dean

Billy Dean grew up in Quinlan, Texas, where he started singing and writing songs early on. His self-titled debut album came out in 1990, and one of its singles, 'Somewhere In My Broken Heart,' helped establish him as a new voice in country music.

A few years later, he recorded 'Wild West Cowboys Of Moo Mesa,' a song that became one of his most recognizable tracks. He also wrote and performed other songs like 'I Can't Find The Words To Say Goodbye' and 'I Wanna Take Care Of You' during this period.

Dean put out several albums through the 1990s and into the 2000s, including Only Here for a Day, You Don't Count the Cost, and Let Them Be Little. He worked with musicians like Mike Johnson on guitar and John Hobbs on drums in his touring band.