Introduction
A Warm Invitation: The Story Behind “Come On In” by The Oak Ridge Boys
There are two songs titled “Come On In” performed by The Oak Ridge Boys. To avoid confusion, let’s clarify which one you’re interested in:
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“Come On In” (1978): This upbeat country tune was written by Michael Clark and released as part of the album “Room Service.” It reached number three on the Hot Country Songs chart and was the Oak Ridge Boys’ final release for ABC Records before their transition to MCA.
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“Come On In (You Did the Best You Could Do)” (1985): Penned by Rick Giles and George Green, this track appeared on the album “Step On Out” and also peaked at number three on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart.
Please specify which “Come On In” you’d like to learn more about so I can provide an accurate and informative introduction.
Once you clarify, I can dive deeper into the song’s history, the context of its release, and the impact it had on The Oak Ridge Boys’ career.