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Bill Phillips was a prominent American country singer whose work in the 1960s helped shape the genre's sound. Born in Canton, North Carolina on January 28, 1936, Phillips left a lasting imprint on country music with memorable songs and well-regarded albums. His career includes a string of Top 10 and Top 20 country hits and a BMI Song of the Year award for a collaboration with Dolly Parton. While there are no current tour dates due to his passing in 2010, fans can explore his music catalog and legacy through his major releases and notable performances.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Bill Phillips

  • Birth: Canton, North Carolina, January 28, 1936; Death: August 23, 2010.
  • Biggest hit: Put It Off Until Tomorrow (1966) peaked at No. 6 on the US Country chart; Dolly Parton provided uncredited harmony on the single.
  • Other Top 10/Top 20 singles include The Company You Keep (No. 8) and Little Boy Sad (No. 10) in the US country charts.
  • Albums (most recent first): 1980 When Can We Do This Again (Soundwaves); 1970 Little Boy Sad; 1968 Country Action; 1967 Bill Phillips Style; 1966 Put It Off Until Tomorrow (Decca).
  • Major award: BMI Song of the Year (1966) for Put It Off Until Tomorrow (song co-written with Dolly Parton).
  • Social media presence: No widely public, official social media accounts for Bill Phillips are publicly documented.

The records

Bill Phillips Discography

  • When Can We Do This Again
    1980 · Soundwaves
  • Little Boy Sad
    1970 · —
  • Country Action
    1968 · —
  • Bill Phillips Style
    1967 · —
  • Put It Off Until Tomorrow
    1966 · Decca

The hits

Top Bill Phillips Songs

  • Little Boy Sad
    1969 · US Country 10; Canada RPM 17
  • The Words I'm Gonna Have to Eat
    1967 · US Country 10
  • Put It Off Until Tomorrow
    1966 · US Country 6
  • The Company You Keep
    1966 · US Country 8
  • I Can Stand It (As Long as She Can)
    1964 · US Country 22
  • Georgia Town Blues
    1960 · US Country 24
  • Sawmill
    1959 · US Country 27

Key Facts

  • Born: January 28, 1936, Canton, North Carolina
  • Died: August 23, 2010
  • Biggest hit: Put It Off Until Tomorrow (1966) – peaked at No. 6 on US Country charts
  • Notable collaborations: Dolly Parton provided uncredited harmony on Put It Off Until Tomorrow
  • Award: BMI Song of the Year (1966) for Put It Off Until Tomorrow
  • Albums (most recent first): When Can We Do This Again (1980), Little Boy Sad (1970), Country Action (1968), Bill Phillips Style (1967), Put It Off Until Tomorrow (1966)

Biography

Bill Phillips grew up in North Carolina and built a career as a straight-ahead country artist known for melodic storytelling and strong vocal delivery. His 1966 single Put It Off Until Tomorrow became a defining track in his catalog and earned BMI Song of the Year, recognizing both its popularity and craftsmanship. Phillips continued to record and perform through the late 1960s into the 1980s, contributing to the country music landscape with a series of well-regarded albums and enduring melodies.

Discography Highlights

  • Put It Off Until Tomorrow (1966) — Decca
  • Bill Phillips Style (1967) — label details
  • Country Action (1968) — label details
  • Little Boy Sad (1970) — later reissues
  • When Can We Do This Again (1980) — Soundwaves

Legacy & Notable Facts

  • Put It Off Until Tomorrow featured uncredited harmony by Dolly Parton, a notable collaboration in early country recordings.
  • His charting singles include The Company You Keep (No. 8) and Little Boy Sad (No. 10) on the US country charts.
  • Phillips' work is part of the 1960s era evolution of country-pop crossover appeal.

Upcoming Tour Information

Date to be announced. Please note that Bill Phillips passed away in 2010, so there are no current tour plans or live performances scheduled. For fans seeking to celebrate his music, look for archival releases, tributes, and regional retrospectives that honor his contributions to country music.

Where to Listen & Connect

To explore Bill Phillips's music, search major streaming platforms for his albums and singles. While there are no official social media accounts publicly documented, fans often share historical materials and tributes through music communities and archival pages. For more information, check the artist’s history in country music archives and official label catalogs.

Official sources and additional information may be found on historical music databases and label catalogs. For updates on related artists and country music history, you can follow reputable country music outlets and archives.

Social links (where available): Official Website

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