Forevermore
Forevermore TRACKLISTING: 1. I Love Us 2. All Of Me Loves All Of You 3. The Last One I’ll Forget 4. Brand New Every Day 5. Yesterday, Today, And Forevermore 6. Stay Gone Listen here
Album Discography
Bill Anderson 1984
BILL ANDERSON 1984 TRACKLISTING: 1. Pity Party 2. This Is The Goodbye (To End All Goodbyes) 3. Wino The Clown 4. I Never Lie To Ruby 5. Country Music Died Today 6. When You Leave That Way 7. With Her 8. Lorene 9. Second Thoughts 10. The Years Fall Away
As Far as I Can See: the Best Of
AS FAR AS I CAN SEE: THE BEST OF TRACKLISTING: 1. “City Lights” (1961) 2. “Walk Out Backwards” (1961) 3. “Three AM” (1964) 4. “Still” (1963) 5. “The Tip of My Fingers” (1961) 6. “I Love You Drops” (1964) 7. “I Get The Fever” (1966) 8. “Po’ Folks” (1961) 9. “Wild Week-End” (1967) 10. “Happy State […]
Bill Anderson Hits Re-Imagined
Bill Anderson latest Album is as unique as Whisperin Bill himself. Anderson has taken some of his biggest hits and given them a whole new light including instrumental versions! Don’t miss this 20 song edition with 2 versions of the following hits. Bright Lights and Country Music Whiskey Lullaby Po’ Folks I’ll Wait for You […]
God is Great, God is Good: Over 40 Gospel Favorites
TRACK LISTING: Disk One: Standing On The Promises Angel Band Where He Leads Me Just As I Am Light At The River Take Up Thy Cross Blessed Assurance Less Of Me Old Country Church Just A Closer Walk With Thee Precious Memories Peace In The Valley Swing Low Sweet Chariot – With Jan Howard Nearer […]
The Atlanta Sessions
TRACK LISTING: Southern Fried You Turn The Light On Your Eyes Maybe Go Down Laid Off Thank You Darling I Never Get Enough Of You Love Slippin’ Away (Duet w/Toni Bellin) 20th Century Fox Son Of The South No Ordinary Memory We May Never Pass This Way Again Sheet Music Lovin’ Tonight Speculation You […]
Songwriter
Features country superstar Brad Paisley as a guest guitarist on “If You Can t Make Money.” On this album, Bill Anderson continues to carry a bright torch for all songwriters, remaining one of the most distinctive vocal stylists country music has ever known. Anderson first hit pay dirt as a teenager, when he wrote “City […]