C.W. MCCALL CONVOY MP3 MP3 SONG
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And both inside and outside of country, the decade had been littered with hit story songs: FM radio-ready narratives that told a relatively full and coherent story within the confines of a (sometimes lengthier than average) pop song, making for one-off chart-toppers from Vicki Lawrence and Paper Lace and further No. 1s on the Hot 100 are a rarity in the 21st century, and were scarcely seen in the ’60s and early ’70s, they were essentially commonplace around ’75, with stars like John Denver and Glen Campbell reaching the chart’s apex multiple times with pop-friendly twangers. 1 hits - its quick rise up the charts is also linked to two other major pop trends of the mid-’70s: crossover country and story songs. While “Convoy” today is inextricably associated with memories of the CB radio fad - which by ’75 had expanded in popularity from trucker necessity to national craze, with prognosticators quoted in Forbes even predicting CB to be a billion-dollar industry by the next decade, according to Fred Bronson’s The Billboard Book of No. The same was true for “Convoy” when it arrived in 1975, also co-penned by Davis, as the second single from McCall’s sophomore album Black Bear Road. But where those country greats were certainly capable of singing on their songs’ choruses - and had other hits where they were primarily serving as crooners - McCall mostly stuck to his rat-a-tatting on the verses, and let his backing singers take the lead when it came time for the more melodic chorus hooks. As Johnny Cash and Charlie Daniels had done on Nixon-era hits of their own, McCall tells his stories in straight-faced, spoken-word narration, with a sonorous baritone that motors as fast and steady as the truckers he’s talking about. Referring to McCall as a “performer-songwriter” is something of a necessity, because he didn’t technically do much singing on any of these singles. 1 single, with the CB radio anthem “Convoy.”

A few years later, McCall would earn Fries an even more prestigious distinction: a Hot 100 No. With commercial truckers then in the news more than usual, thanks to a fuel shortage and nationally imposed 55-MPH speed limit that made their struggles (and communal attempts to navigate those struggles, particularly with the use of CB radio) a public concern, Fries created the McCall character as a musical narrator for trucker-centered advertisements, winning a Clio in the process. That was the identity assumed by the performer-songwriter Fries back when he was still an ad executive for the Bozell and Jacobs agency in Omaha, Nebraska in 1973.

Now greet your caller with Convoy song by setting it up as your Hello Tune on the Wynk Music App for free.If you didn’t recognize the name Bill Fries as it popped up in obituary headlines over the past weekend, after Fries’ death at age 93 following a cancer diagnosis, you might have had more luck with the name that followed: C.W. So, what are you waiting for? Start streaming your favourite tunes today!

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C.W. MCCALL CONVOY MP3 MP3 SONG

Wynk Music brings to you Convoy MP3 song from the movie/album The Best Of C.W. A Mercury Nashville Release ℗ 1975 UMG Recordings, Inc.

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