Country solo artist

Wade Calloway

Wade learned rhythm calling bids at his father's auction barn, standing on a hay bale so the crowd could see the kid. At fifty-eight his father's voice — the barn's whole sound — was taken by throat surgery and never came back. Wade started singing the Saturday calls to keep the crowd, and discovered a singing voice inside the auctioneer's chant. His music exists to lend his father back a voice: working men's time, fathers and sons, instructions passed down like tools. Every song is something a quiet man taught him

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