Bill Anderson‘s first cut was a “little” song called “City Lights” that went to #1 for Ray Price. In 1958. Bill’s sold millions of records for others as a songwriter, and on his own as a singer. Altough nominated as a songwriter (for Steve Wariner’s “Two Teardrops”) this week, he achieved something he never had before. A Recording Academy / GRAMMYs Award Nomination For “Best American Roots Performance” with Dolly Parton on the Bluegrass version of their new duet, “Someday It’ll All Make Sense”
