ABOUT
The C.W. McCall character was originally created in the 1960s by William Fries, then an advertising executive in Omaha, as a selling tool for a local bakery. Fries released an album in 1974 as C.W. McCall and thereafter became associated with the truck driving craze of the 1970s. Best known C.W. McCall songs include the mostly spoken "Convoy" (1975), which topped both the country and pop charts, and "Wolf Creek Pass" (1975).
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SONGS
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C.W. McCall
- Convoy 1975
(This mostly spoken song, which consists of an on-the-road conversation between a bunch of rednecks over CB radio and a sung refrain, topped both the Country and Pop/Rock charts.) - Wolf Creek Pass 1975
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