Mac Davis

Mac Davis: Biography in Details

Who is Mac Davis?

Morris Mac Davis was a successful American country music singer, songwriter, and actor, originally from Lubbock, Texas.

In the 70s, he was one of America’s most popular entertainers, a countrypolitan-styled singer, and an actor who found great success in both fields.

Who are the parents of Mac Davis?

Mac Davis was born on January 21, 1942, in Lubbock, Texas. Currently, he is 78 years old. He was born as the son of T. J. Davis and Edith Irene Davis. He is of American nationality and his ethnicity is Caucasian.

Education

Mac Davis graduated at the age of 16 from Lubbock High School in Lubbock, Texas.

Mac Davis: Professional Life, Career

In 1968, Elvis Presley recorded Davis’ “A Little Less Conversation”. Soon after that, the King was requesting more of his writing. After making a Top 40 hit with Davis’ “Memories,” Presley was able to get the Top Five in 1969 with the songwriter’s “In the Ghetto,” a single from Elvis in Memphis LP.

Furthermore, Davis also arranged the music for Presley’s first TV special. In that year, Mac also released his first chart single, “Whoever Finds This, I Love You,” from his debut album, Song Painter.

In 1972, Mac released a number one pop hit with “Baby, Don’t Get Hooked on Me,” which also reached the country Top 20. Moreover, his crossover success continued throughout the decade.

This was possible with singles like 1974’s “Stop and Smell the Roses,” 1975’s “Burnin’ Thing,”. The following year, Mac Davis released “Forever Lovers” scoring with listeners in both camps.

Moreover, between 1974 and 1976, Davis hosted a musical variety show for NBC television, followed by a string of specials; in 1979. Furthermore, he also starred in the film North Dallas Forty with Nick Nolte.

Similarly, Mac’s success continued in the early 1980s; “It’s Hard to Be Humble,” the title track of his 1980 album, was the first of four consecutive Top Ten country hits he released alongside his biggest country single, “Hooked on Music,” the following year.

In 1980, he also starred in a movie called Cheaper to Keep Her. However, a co-starring role opposite Jackie Gleason and Karl Malden in 1983’s catastrophic The Sting II ultimately ended his career in Hollywood.

By 1985, Mac Davis had recorded his last Top Ten hit, “I Never Made Love (Till I Made Love With You).” Additionally, in 1990, Davis made a comeback as a songwriter, co-authoring Dolly Parton’s hit “White Limozeen”.

In addition to this, the same year, he also took over the title role in the “The Will Rogers Follies”. Will Write Songs for Food, his first LP in nearly a decade, appeared in 1994.

Mac Davis: Awards, Nominations

Unsurprisingly, Mac Davis won several awards during his rich and busy career. This includes the Academy of Country Music’s Entertainer of the Year Award in 1974 and the inaugural People’s Choice Award for Favorite Male Singer in 1975.

Furthermore, in 2004, Mac won the BMI TV Music Awards. Similarly, in 2005, Mac won the same award for Las Vegas(2003). Furthermore, in 2014, he was awarded the Texas Film Hall of Fame.

Mac Davis: Net Worth, Salary, Income

Because of his rich career, it is of no surprise that Davis’ net worth amounts to a hefty total of $15 million.

However, there are no pieces of information regarding Mac’s annual salary at the moment.

Mac Davis: Rumors, Controversies, Scandals

There are no rumors surrounding Mac Davis. Similarly, there are no controversies or scandals surrounding the 70s icon either.

How tall is Mac Davis?

Mac Davis has a height of around 5 feet 9 inches. However, there is no information about his weight.

Davis has brown hair and green-colored eyes.

Social Media: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter

Already at the age of 77, Mac Davis is not active on social media sites.

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