Bill wrote and sang this song 10 years ago for his 50-year high school reunion at Andrew Warde High School.
While many musicians/vocalists today use midi-tracks, tapes or CD's to back them up, Bill, on his keyboard, plays the bass with his left hand and the piano, sax, trombone, organ, strings, and vibes with his right hand..
Bill plays his own drumfills with his left foot and sings four-part harmony with a digitech vocalizer, creating an incredible sound.
Bill is an entertainer in the classic sense of the word. A skilled musician and vocalist playing both keyboards & guitar, he utilizes the epitome of today's "state-of-the-art" electronic keyboard sounds and plays guitar on songs from mellow James Taylor to bluesy Eric Clapton to the rhythmic Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Bill has performed with and accompanied such performers as Robert Goulet, Andy Williams, Roy Clark, Roger Miller, The Shirelles, The Drifters, Jay & the Americans, Chubby Checker, Little Anthony & the Imperials, and many more.
Bravo, Bill. Thank you.
Paul
The schools were named Fairfield Warde and Fairfield Ludlowe high schools in an attempt to unify the secondary student population, while at the same time offering a less-than-sincere cursory nod to the original names of the two high schools. The board never got it right in the first place, originally opting to name the schools Fairfield East and Fairfield West before yielding to public pressure, especially from alumni of the two high schools.
The childish antics of the board, students, and parents could have been avoided if the original names of the schools were returned. This corner has never fully embraced the new names of the schools, preferring instead to refer to them as Warde and Ludlowe. What is most troublesome, though, is the fact that there isn't any acknowledgement of the original Andrew Warde High School by the front entrance. 
