On November 16, 1928, a talented musician named C. W. McCall, whose real name was William Dale Fries, Jr., was born. McCall gained significant recognition for his 1975 country and crossover hit song, “Convoy,” which reached the top spot on the US Country charts.
“Convoy” became a timeless anthem that resonated with listeners, capturing the spirit of trucking culture and the freedom of the open road. Its catchy lyrics and infectious melody propelled McCall to stardom, making him a household name in the music industry.
Tragically, on April 1, 2022, C.W. McCall passed away, leaving behind a lasting legacy and a rich contribution to the world of music. His unique blend of country and crossover appeal continues to influence artists to this day.
To commemorate his remarkable career, you can listen to “Convoy” on YouTube via the link provided: [https://t.co/JxuTEXtl6x](https://t.co/JxuTEXtl6x). For more updates and information about C.W. McCall, follow Dean Spring on Twitter [@DeanASpring](https://twitter.com/DeanASpring/status/1724945120343015799?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw).
Remembering C.W. McCall and his iconic hit “Convoy,” his music will forever be celebrated and enjoyed by fans around the world..
Source : @DeanASpring
On this Day in 1928 C. W. McCall (William Dale Fries, Jr.) was born. He is best known for his 1975 US Country #1 and cross-over hit “Convoy.” *Note* C.W. passed away on April 1, 2022.
Convoy https://t.co/JxuTEXtl6x via @YouTube
— Dean Spring (@DeanASpring) November 16, 2023