Shawn Camp, born Darrell DeShawn Camp on August 29, 1966, in Perryville,
Arkansas, United States, is an American country and Americana singer-songwriter
and musician. Camp moved to Nashville in 1987, performing as a backing musician
before signing with Reprise Records in 1991. He released his self-titled debut
studio album, Shawn Camp, in 1993, which produced two Top 40 country singles,
including “Fallin' Never Felt So Good”. As a songwriter, Camp achieved his first
Number 1 hits in 1998 with Garth Brooks's “Two Piña Coladas” and Brooks & Dunn's
“How Long Gone”. He co-wrote chart...