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Born: November 15, 1948? Birth Name: Louis Davis, Jr. Graduated from the University of Michigan in 1969. He played in the University of Michigan marching band. Toured with the Norman Luboff Choir Wrote advertising jingles and created a character named C.W. McCall for the Old Home bread commercials. The jingles became so popular that his fellow ad executive (and voice on the commercials), Bill Fries, became C.W. McCall to the country music world. Discovered a style of music he calls "18th Century classical rock" and produces very successful albums under the name of Fresh Aire by Mannheim Steamroller. Founder of American Gramafone records Lives in Omaha Chip Davis Links |
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