Bill Anderson

Bill Anderson, born on November 1, 1937, is an American country music singer, songwriter, and television personality. Often referred to as "Whisperin' Bill," he's celebrated for his distinctive voice and heartfelt songwriting. With hits like "Still," "Mama Sang a Song," and "Po' Folks," Anderson became a prominent figure in the country music scene during the 1960s and beyond. His compositions have been recorded by numerous artists, solidifying his legacy as a prolific songwriter. Anderson's contributions have earned him awards, inductions into various Halls of Fame, and a continued presence as a respected voice in country music for over six decades.