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Mac Davis Makes It Big With Hook Songs And Honest Folk
Alan Wilson reports Mac Davis, 31, rose to fame after being challenged to write a hook song. He recalls creating Baby Don’t Get Hooked On Me in a Nashville studio, a track that propelled his career and led to I Believe In Music. Davis reflects on his early, noncommercial roots with The Zots, his move toward simpler lyrics, and his notable works including A Poem For My Little Lady and Elvis’s In The Ghetto.
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Elvis Presley