Harry McClintock was a country singer born on October 8, 1882 in Tennessee. He had a successful career and amassed a considerable net worth. His biography reveals details of his life, including his age, height, and family. He is remembered for his contributions to the country music genre and his legacy continues to be celebrated today.
Harry McClintock is a member of Country Singer
Age, Biography and Wiki
💰 Net worth: $200K - $300K (2024)
Known as "Haywire Mac," McClintock is a country musician and poet who sang "Big Rock Candy Mountain," which was featured in the film O' Brother Where Art Thou?
He ran away from home as a child to join the circus and went on to have many odd jobs including a being seaman, a civilian mule-train packer, and a railroader.
He was featured in Robert Crumb's series of Heroes of Blues, Jazz, and Country trading cards.
He was born to a railroad cabinet maker.
He was the first person to sing Joe Hill's song, "The Preacher and the Slave," in public.
