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Not to be confused with eurodance group Real [=McCoy=], who were also big in TheNineties.
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Love happens like that...\\
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Love happens like that...\\
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* TheCityVsTheCountry: "The City Put the Country Back in Me"
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* DaysOfTheWeekSong: "Forever Works for Me (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)":
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How 'bout Friday night?
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How 'bout Friday night?
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* DaysOfTheWeekSong: "Forever Works for Me (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)":
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Thursday / How 'bout Friday night?night?"
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We went from zero to love in nothing flat\\
And you smiled at me and before I knew\\
I was head over heels over you\\
Love happens like that...\\
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Shake" is about various women turning men on by shaking their butts.
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He won a talent contest in 1981 which led to an opening gig for his musical idol, Charley Pride. Shortening his name to the phonetic spelling of [=McGoy=], he first recorded for the independent 16th Avenue label (for which Pride was also recording at the time) before said label closed. He then moved to Creator/AtlanticRecords where he began recording as Neal [=McCoy=].
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He won a talent contest in 1981 which led to an opening gig for his musical idol, Charley Pride.Music/CharleyPride. Shortening his name to the phonetic spelling of [=McGoy=], he first recorded for the independent 16th Avenue label (for which Pride was also recording at the time) before said label closed. He then moved to Creator/AtlanticRecords where he began recording as Neal [=McCoy=].
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From 2005 to 2007, [=McCoy=] owned the independent 903 Music label, whose talent roster also included the Drew Davis Band and Darryl Worley.
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'''Hubert Neal [=McGaughey=] Jr.''' (1958-), better known as '''Neal [=McCoy=]''', is a CountryMusic singer from Jacksonville, Texas whose career flourished in TheNineties.
He won a talent contest in 1981 which led to an opening gig for his musical idol, Charley Pride. Shortening his name to the phonetic spelling of [=McGoy=], he first recorded for the independent 16th Avenue label (for which Pride was also recording at the time) before said label closed. He then moved to Creator/AtlanticRecords where he began recording as Neal [=McCoy=].
While his first two Atlantic albums had little success, he would go on to have a commercial peak between 1994 and 1996 with the albums ''No Doubt About It'', ''You Gotta Love That!'', and ''Neal [=McCoy=]''. These albums established his musical persona, mixing lightweight uptempo material and impassioned ballads while also finding a calling as an energetic stage performer. Among his best-known songs in the 1990s were the uptempo "Wink" and the smooth ballad "No Doubt About It".
Despite diminishing radio success later in the decade, [=McCoy=] has continued to record well into the 21st century. He had a momentary return to radio success with "Billy's Got His Beer Goggles On" in 2005, and achieved media attention in 2017 for his patriotic ProtestSong "Take a Knee, My Ass (I Won't Take a Knee)".
[=McCoy=] also has an unusual heritage for a country musician, being of Philippine and Irish ancestry.
!Albums
*''At This Moment'' (1990)
*''Where Forever Begins'' (1992)
*''No Doubt About It'' (1994)
*''You Gotta Love That!'' (1995)
*''Neal [=McCoy=]'' (1996)
*''Greatest Hits'' (1997)
*''Be Good at It'' (1997)
*''The Life of the Party'' (1999)
*''24-7-365'' (2000)
*''The Luckiest Man in the World'' (unreleased; was slated for a 2003 release)
*''That's Life'' (2005)
*''XII'' (2012)
*''Pride: A Tribute to Charley Pride'' (2013)
!Tropes present in his work:
* BeerGoggles: The subject of "Billy's Got His Beer Goggles On" is a man who loses all inhibitions when intoxicated.
* ChronologicalAlbumTitle: ''XII''
* CountryRap: He was known to rap the theme to ''Series/TheBeverlyHillbillies'' in concert.
* DaysOfTheWeekSong: "Forever Works for Me":
-->I can see you Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday\\
How 'bout Friday night?
* HowManyFingers: Spoken at the end of "Billy's Got His Beer Goggles On".
* ListingCities: "The Shake":
-->Gary, Indiana, Mobile, Alabama\\
Phoenix, Arizona, Bismarck, North Dakota\\
New York, LA, Houston, Tampa Bay\\
London, Tokyo, everywhere you go...
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His original stage name, [=McGoy=], is a phonetic spelling of his birth name [=McGaughey=]. Due to fans interpreting this as the more common [=McCoy=], he chose to adopt this as his name upon moving to Atlantic.
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He won a talent contest in 1981 which led to an opening gig for his musical idol, Charley Pride. Shortening his name to the phonetic spelling of [=McGoy=], he first recorded for the independent 16th Avenue label (for which Pride was also recording at the time) before said label closed. He then moved to Creator/AtlanticRecords where he began recording as Neal [=McCoy=].
While his first two Atlantic albums had little success, he would go on to have a commercial peak between 1994 and 1996 with the albums ''No Doubt About It'', ''You Gotta Love That!'', and ''Neal [=McCoy=]''. These albums established his musical persona, mixing lightweight uptempo material and impassioned ballads while also finding a calling as an energetic stage performer. Among his best-known songs in the 1990s were the uptempo "Wink" and the smooth ballad "No Doubt About It".
Despite diminishing radio success later in the decade, [=McCoy=] has continued to record well into the 21st century. He had a momentary return to radio success with "Billy's Got His Beer Goggles On" in 2005, and achieved media attention in 2017 for his patriotic ProtestSong "Take a Knee, My Ass (I Won't Take a Knee)".
[=McCoy=] also has an unusual heritage for a country musician, being of Philippine and Irish ancestry.
!Albums
*''At This Moment'' (1990)
*''Where Forever Begins'' (1992)
*''No Doubt About It'' (1994)
*''You Gotta Love That!'' (1995)
*''Neal [=McCoy=]'' (1996)
*''Greatest Hits'' (1997)
*''Be Good at It'' (1997)
*''The Life of the Party'' (1999)
*''24-7-365'' (2000)
*''The Luckiest Man in the World'' (unreleased; was slated for a 2003 release)
*''That's Life'' (2005)
*''XII'' (2012)
*''Pride: A Tribute to Charley Pride'' (2013)
!Tropes present in his work:
* BeerGoggles: The subject of "Billy's Got His Beer Goggles On" is a man who loses all inhibitions when intoxicated.
* ChronologicalAlbumTitle: ''XII''
* CountryRap: He was known to rap the theme to ''Series/TheBeverlyHillbillies'' in concert.
* DaysOfTheWeekSong: "Forever Works for Me":
-->I can see you Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday\\
How 'bout Friday night?
* HowManyFingers: Spoken at the end of "Billy's Got His Beer Goggles On".
* ListingCities: "The Shake":
-->Gary, Indiana, Mobile, Alabama\\
Phoenix, Arizona, Bismarck, North Dakota\\
New York, LA, Houston, Tampa Bay\\
London, Tokyo, everywhere you go...
* SpellMyNameWithAnS: His original stage name, [=McGoy=], is a phonetic spelling of his birth name [=McGaughey=]. Due to fans interpreting this as the more common [=McCoy=], he chose to adopt this as his name upon moving to Atlantic.
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