- Bruce Trivia: Got his start as a performer on the radio show "Louisiana Hayride".
- Bruce Trivia: "Hey! Baby" went to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1962 as well as to #2 on the R&B Chart and the U.K. singls chart, and was featured in the film "Dirty Dancing".
- Bruce Trivia: Delbert McClinton played the harmonica part on "Hey! Baby", and inspired John Lennon's harmonica playing on "Love Me Do", the first Beatles single.
- Bruce Trivia: He is a successful songwriter who has written successful singles like John Conlee's "As Long As I'm Rockin' With You" .
- Bruce Trivia: His birth name was Bruce McMeans, born Nov. 28, 1940 in Jacksonville, Texas.
- Bruce Trivia: In 1978, Bruce moved to Nashville and began writing songs for Nashville recording artists. Since then his successes as a writer include number one records for ...
- ... T.G. Shepherd on Party Time, Janie Fricke on Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me Baby, John Conlee As Long As I’m Rockin’ With You, Anne Murray’s re-make of Hey! Baby, and Mel McDaniel’s smash, Stand Up.
- Bruce Trivia: Although he is mostly remembered by the oldies music lovers as a "one-hit wonder" for his chart-topping hit "Hey! Baby" in 1962, ...
- ... Bruce Channel has actually placed six more charting singles throughout his career, including "Number One" (1962), "Come on Baby" (1962), "Somewhere in This Town" (1962), ...
- ... "Going Back to Louisiana" (1964), "Mr. Bus Driver" (1967) and "Keep On" (1968) (#12 UK).
