Truck Drivin' Man
George Hamilton IV, George Hamilton V
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(I'm a truck drivin' man) Well I stopped at a road house in Texas a little place called Hamburger Dan's Heard that old jukebox start playing tune called the truck drivin' man The waitress then brought me up some coffee I thanked her then called her back again I said that old song sure does fit me cause I'm a truck drivin' man Pour me another cup of coffee for it is the best in the land I put a nickel in the jukebox and play the truck drivin' man Well I climbed back aboard my old semi and then like a flash I was gone I got them old truck wheels a rolling now I'm on my way to San Antone When I get my call up to glory they'll take me away from this land I'll head this old truck up to heaven cause I'm a truck drivin' man Pour me another cup of coffee And play the truck drivin' man
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Written by: TERRY FELL
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
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11 facts about this song
Genre Classification"Truck Drivin' Man" is often classified as a Country and Honky Tonk song. These genre classifications are associated with the emotional honesty, straightforward lyrics, and a straightforward music style, often featuring guitars.
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Song ProvenanceThe song "Truck Drivin' Man" has been performed by numerous artists from various musical backgrounds such as Bill Anderson, Buck Owens, Conway Twitty, Dave Dudley, George Hamilton IV, Glen Campbell, Jim & Jesse, Leon Russell and Willie Nelson.
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SongwriterTerry Fell is the original songwriter of "Truck Drivin' Man". He was a Country music singer who wrote and sang hits for others, but did not achieve the same success for himself.
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Chart PerformanceBuck Owens' version of "Truck Drivin' Man" charted at #1 on U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles in 1965.
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Bill Anderson's VersionBill Anderson, a renowned Country music singer and songwriter, is also known for his version of "Truck Drivin' Man". His interpretation of the song has become a standard in the country music genre.
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Conway Twitty's InterpretationConway Twitty, an American country music singer, was known for his smooth vocals. His version of "Truck Drivin' Man" is regarded as a classic in the truck-driving country music sub-genre.
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Glen Campbell's ContributionUnlike others, Glen Campbell added a distinct pop touch to the song "Truck Drivin' Man" with his smooth vocals and guitar work, maintaining the spirit of the song but giving it a more contemporary feel.
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Different StylesDespite being the same song, each version by these different artists has its distinct style, showcasing the versatility of the song and making it timeless. For example, Willie Nelson's version has a more folk and blues vibe, while Dave Dudley’s rendition is more authentic to the classic country sound.
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Recurring ThemeTruck-driving songs are a staple in country music, embodying a sense of freedom, adventure, and the hard-working nature of the American spirit. "Truck Drivin' Man" is often considered one of the epitomes of this theme.
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Cultural ImpactThe song's lyrics about a truck driver who loves his job have resonated with many listeners, and "Truck Drivin' Man" has been referenced in various forms of media, including films and books, symbolizing an emblem of American truck-driving culture.
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Documentary FeatureThe song features in the documentary "Cruisin' the Original Woodward", which explores the automobile and cruising culture in the United States.
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