Wet, Wild And Warm / You Should Win An Oscar Every Night

Released in 1978 on MCA Records, this single features the tracks Wet, Wild And Warm and You Should Win An Oscar Every Night. It stands as a modest entry in the late seventies country and pop-crossover scene, reflecting a period where independent artists often sought the distribution reach of major labels like MCA to broadcast their material to radio programmers and local jukebox operators.

The record is a relatively obscure artifact from Chuck Pollard, a singer-songwriter whose work fits into the singer-centric country style of the era. The production reflects the polished, mid-tempo sensibilities common in late 70s country recording studios, prioritizing clear vocals and traditional arrangements aimed at radio play. As a promotional or minor-market release, it remains a niche item for enthusiasts of period country music who collect deep-cut catalog numbers from the major labels of the decade.