C.W. Mccall - C.W. McCall - Greatest Hits
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Free Music Review: down to earth, good lines and good beats
Hit: 5 Stars
I listened to this music on 8 track when I was driving truck, and I got a copy on cassette, and now my 11 year old son plays that tape just about every time we get in the car. My favorites are Wolf Creek Pass, Convoy, and Classifieds. You can just picture all that's going on in the lyrics and feel like you're a part of it all! Love it!!!Free Music Review: CO Visitors and Four Wheelers will Love this Favorites CD
Hit: 5 Stars
Knowing "Convoy" from years ago, I was happy to find so many other 'songs' on this CD that have now become my favorites too. It's a great 'road trip' CD, especially for those interested in recreational four wheeling, and specific to these tunes, those having visited the southwestern areas of Colorado.Free Music Review: From Convoy to Christmas
Hit: 5 Stars
Hard to believe that the man behind CW McCall is none other than Chip Davis of Mannheim Steamroller. Of course, I always thought the musicianship was better than your average 70's country. This album is a great addition to anyone's collection. It adds some great nostalgic feel to my collection.Free Music Review: Real America
Hit: 5 Stars
C.W. is truly a classic in 70's country music. Being from Colorado, my husband and I make C.W. a staple for roadtrips. You just can't beat "Convoy", "WolfCreek Pass" and "Silverton Train"! Yep, that's me you just passed singing at the top of my lungs!Free Music Review: CW Mccall
Hit: 5 Stars
I have really enjoyed listening to this cd. It reminds me of my days as a kid. My dad listened to him all of the time it seems. Also, a lot of the places he sings about is close to where I live. The only song I'm missing is Roy. Where can I find it? Any ideas?