Darrell McCall is a cherished figure in the world of traditional country music, renowned for his smooth honky-tonk vocals and a style that has retained its authentic allure over the decades. Born on April 30, 1940, in New Jasper, Ohio, McCall began his music career in the late 1950s and honed his craft amongst the vibrant country scene of Nashville. Over the years, he has worked with prominent figures such as Hank Williams Jr., Faron Young, and Willie Nelson, providing background vocals before stepping into the spotlight with his solo work.

McCall's discography showcases his deep connection to classic country sounds, and albums like "Country from the Heart" and "Keeping With Tradition" underline his dedication to the genre's roots. His 1980 album "Lily Dale," recorded with Willie Nelson, remains one of his most memorable projects, cementing his place in the genre's history. With recent releases like "The Essential Darrell McCall" and live recordings that capture the vibrant energy of his performances, McCall's musical journey is both a tribute to country's past and a continued presence in its evolving story. His timeless contributions have earned him a loyal following and a respected legacy as a true country troubadour.

Genres

Classic Country Pop

Deep Contemporary Country

Honky Tonk

Latest Release

Country from the Heart

Darrell McCall

Album - 13 Tracks - Released August 6, 2013