Ten recordings. Five chapters. One long road from a guitar beside Willow Creek to songs heard around the world.
The beginning: an old willow tree, a young songwriter, and the place carried into every chapter that followed. Bill’s first radio airplay and first Song of the Year recognition.
The song that delivered Bill’s first number one and proved the return to recording could reach well beyond the studio.
A father’s lesson transformed by grief and time: when something matters enough, effort, courage, and persistence can still open a door.
An early song given new life by a full band. Its second recording shows how a story can deepen when different musicians and more years touch it.
A harder-edged performance revealing the rock side of the catalog and the energy of the band years.
Written and recorded during the pandemic, the title track turns inward and asks what remains when familiar routines and identities fall away.
Bill’s interpretation of Gary Burr’s song became one of the EP’s most visible recordings and another number-one release.
A mature question about love and possibility: can two people who have lived, lost, and learned move beyond their histories and build something deeper?
A vulnerable song from the inward-looking side of MORE, recognized by listeners, charts, and independent music organizations.
A socially conscious song asking listeners to see people as individuals and remember the human life behind every name.
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