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'''Convoy''' is a country/popular song released in 1975 by "C.W. McCall", the stage name for advertising executive Bill Fries.  The song's co-writer was Chip Davis, better known as the lead of the musical group Mannheim Steamroller.  The song hit #1 on both the country and pop charts, as well as in Canada.

'''Convoy''' is a novelty song released in 1975 by "C.W. McCall", the stage name for advertising executive Bill Fries.  The song's co-writer was Chip Davis, better known as the lead of the musical group Mannheim Steamroller.  The song hit #1 on both the country and pop charts, as well as in Canada.

The song's title refers to a group of truck drivers, as used during the citizen's band (CB) radio craze of the 1970s.

The song's title refers to a group of truck drivers, as used during the citizen's band (CB) radio craze of the 1970s.

There was a follow-up to the song, "Around the World With the Rubber Duck", which had the convoy cross the Atlantic Ocean and the continents of Europe and Asia, but it wasn't as popular as the original.

There was a follow-up to the song, "Around the World With the Rubber Duck", which had the convoy cross the Atlantic Ocean and the continents of Europe and Asia, but it wasn't as popular as the original.

[[Category:Country Songs]]

[[Category:Novelty Songs]]