Since 1966, Tommy McLain has been an accomplished songwriter and musician. He has had numerous hit songs, including "Sweet Dreams," which sold over 3 million copies, making it one of the best sellers of all time on the pop charts. McLain was also the lyricist of Freddy Fender's golden hit "If You Don't Love Me."

McLain's rendition of Swamp Pop, Oldies, and Blues Tunes has taken him throughout the United States as well as to England, Mexico, and abroad. His unique sounds and musical style landed him a guest role in the hit movie "The Drowning Pool," with Paul Newman and Joann Woodard.

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