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Love's European hit single released in the spring of 2011 "Never Be Anyone Else But You" was awarded number one on two of the independent country music charts in the world. Spending more than 22 months on major charts, it peaked in January and February 2012. In addition the European ECMA has awarded "Never Be Anyone Else But You" number one the week of January 12, 2012 and continuing for two consecutive weeks more. Three charts in total, on the Top 100, dominating over 10,000 songs released in the three-week period worldwide, and also remains on many of their other world charts. The first multiple number one recording for Love in 35 years, following the path of his mentor in 1959, Eric Hillard Nelson and ''Garden Party'' in 1972, which Love recorded the classic and was on stage in Madison Square Garden concert, New York City in the fall of 1971.
Just Love's Hot Country Tour I, began in Amsterdam, Holland on September 1, 2011, encompassing seven European countries and 16 international disc jockeys. Just Love's Hot Country Tour II, began in Saltzburg, Austria on June 6, 2012, encompassing eight European countries and 12 international disc jockeys. On October 29, 2014 "Mr. Love" was released by Blue Jeans Music in the United States, Europe, Australia and Asia. In mid-January 2012, Blue Jeans Music released Love's single "Travelin' Man" in Europe. It became number one on the Indiworld Country chart (May 18, 2012). On May 21, 2012, Blue Jeans Music released Love's single "Lonesome Town", which reached number 4 on the ECMA European Country Music Association Top 100.{{citation needed|date=January 2014}} Stephen A Love's company "James Allen Promotion" promoted the Number One single in 2013 'Full Circle" written by Gene Clark and performed by the "Piedmont Brothers Band".
Love associates have included [[Ricky Nelson|Rick Nelson]], [[George Harrison]], [[Randy Meisner]], [[Jerry Garcia]], [[John Mayall]], [[Alvin Lee]], [[Roger McGuinn]], [[John Cipollina]], [[Joe Cocker]], [[The Allman Brothers Band]], [[Huey Lewis and the News]], [[Toy Caldwell]], [[Buddy Cage]], [[Tom Brumley]], [[Spencer Dryden]], [[Carl Sagan]], [[Joey Covington]], [[The Kingsmen|Kingsman]], [[Bob Dylan]], [[Bob Johnston]], Patrick Shanahan, Maurice "Reece" Anderson, James Allen, Rhonnie Scheuerman, Richie Walker, Richard Bowden, and Greg Attaway.{{citation needed|date=September 2019}}
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==External links==
{{Official website|www.stephenalove.com}}
{{https://blues.gr/profiles/blogs/veteran-multitalented-stephen-a-love-talks-about-ricky-nelson]]
{{New Riders of the Purple Sage}}
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