Bill Mack - I Guess Ill Keep Hangin On To You King Kong
Review by Jennifer Bradshaw Almond
Bill Mack's album, I Guess I'll Keep Hangin On To You King Kong, is a delightful blend of country and western music. The album features 11 tracks, each highlighting Mack's exceptional vocal range and storytelling abilities.
The album's title track, "I Guess I'll Keep Hangin On To You King Kong," is a standout hit. The song's catchy chorus and clever lyrics make it an instant classic. Other notable tracks include "The Devil's in the Jukebox," "I'm Gonna Love You Anyway," and "I'm Just a Honky Tonk Fool."
Mack's voice is both smooth and powerful, and his lyrics are relatable and heartfelt. The instrumentation on the album is also top-notch, with a mix of acoustic and electric guitars, drums, and piano.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| King Kong | 2:12 | |
| (I Guess) I'll Keep Hangin' On To You | 3:10 |
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Catalog Numbers
OBR 711Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Single
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Written-By | Bill Mack |
About Bill Mack
June 4, 1932 - July 31, 2020. A well-known radio DJ and songwriter, Texas native Bill Mack began his career as a singer and radio host at KWFT in Wichita Falls. He MC'd shows like The Big Six Jamboree and Old Hadocol Western Barn Dance. He also recorded extensively for Imperial Records before joining Starday, where cut both hillbilly and rockabilly sides. During the '70s he was host of the Midnight Cowboy Trucking Show on WBAP, Fort Worth; later he was a featured Country personality on XM Satellite Radio. As a songwriter, his best-known title is the Grammy-winning "Blue
Real Name
- William Smith
Name Vars
- B Mack
- B. Mack
- Billy Mack
- Bob Mack
- Mack
- W. Mack
