Bill Fries

Bill Fries, also known by his stage name "C.W. McCall," was an American singer and songwriter renowned for his contributions to country and pop music, particularly in the 1970s. He gained fame with hits like "Convoy," which tapped into the popular culture of trucking and the CB radio craze. Beyond music, Fries was also a commercial artist and served as a marketing director for a major advertising agency. His work reflected the American spirit and themes of freedom and adventure, making him a notable figure in the genre of novelty songs and storytelling in music.