A frequent guest on the Frank Sinatra show, vocalist Bill Farrell rose to national fame entertaining the troops as lead vocalist for Bob Hope during the Berlin Airlift of 1948. While singing on radio, Bill introduced many popular songs of the day including "You've Changed", "Circus", "Blue Velvet", "It Isn't Fair" and many more. Bill had his own TV show which broadcast out of Chicago in the early 1950's and frequently appeared at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas and other major venues across the country during a career than spanned nearly 60 years. With the help of legendary arranger Jimmie Haskell, Farrell recorded the blue-eyed soul styled pop album "Maybe This Time!" in 1978. All selections newly re-mastered.
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A frequent guest on the Frank Sinatra show, vocalist Bill Farrell rose to national fame entertaining the troops as lead vocalist for Bob Hope during the Berlin Airlift of 1948. While singing on radio, Bill introduced many popular songs of the day including "You've Changed", "Circus", "Blue Velvet", "It Isn't Fair" and many more. Bill had his own TV show which broadcast out of Chicago in the early 1950's and frequently appeared at the Desert Inn in Las Vegas and other major venues across the country during a career than spanned nearly 60 years. With the help of legendary arranger Jimmie Haskell, Farrell recorded the blue-eyed soul styled pop album "Maybe This Time!" in 1978. All selections newly re-mastered.
