Bill Anderson
As a singer, television host and prolific songwriter, Bill Anderson became a
prominent and much loved figure on Nashville's country music scene throughout
the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Born in Columbia, South Carolina, Anderson earned a
degree in journalism and was working at the Atlanta Constitution newspaper when
City Lights, a song of isolation and loneliness he'd written as a 19-year-old,
became a surprise hit for Ray Price and topped the country charts in 1958.
"Whispering Bill" went on to score seven Number 1s on the country chart as a
performer in his own right and crossed o...
Bigger Fish to FryBrad Paisley, Bill Anderson, Little Jimmy Dickens, Vince Gill, Whisperin' Bill Anderson and New Kung Pao Buckaroos
The Corner of My LifeBill Anderson
Po' FolksBill Anderson
Wild WeekendBill Anderson
Mama Sang a SongBill Anderson
When Two Worlds CollideBill Anderson
Bigger Fish to FryBrad Paisley, Bill Anderson, Little Jimmy Dickens, Vince Gill, Whisperin' Bill Anderson and New Kung Pao Buckaroos
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The Corner of My LifeBill Anderson
The Definitive Collection
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Po' FolksBill Anderson
The Definitive Collection
Wild WeekendBill Anderson
The Definitive Collection
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Mama Sang a SongBill Anderson
The Definitive Collection
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When Two Worlds CollideBill Anderson
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