Bill Phillips ~ The Company You Keep

[@dixieboy5689]

Solid country gold. None better than Bill. Hes got a perfect voice and style. Thanks for this oldie.

[@velfra68]

Keep the oldies coming. Bill was a great singer. this is called country music

[@velfra68]

This man had a voice that cannot be matched by anyone else.

[@poopstain565]

This one came out in 1966. I have been looking for it for a long time. Thank you for posting this. CARL

[@sonnydave8551]

Bill Phillips was a true classic country singer. Another country singer better than many of the so called "stars". He deserved to be better known.

[@jerryburns5121]

I played guitar for Bill in the mid-1980s. Down in South Carolina at powdersville opry House. That was real good days for me several of my friends have talked about the oil and didn't know what happened. PIP. WHAT A GREAT FRIEND BILL WAS

[@velfra68]

Wish there were more of his songs. They are great

[@Ungadewey]

My ex wife is the Daughter of Herman Phillips, writer of Password by Kitty Wells, and Bill Phillips' brother. I have many fond and wonderful memories of Bill's visits to Western North Carolina. I know for a solid fact that this man could put away the fried chicken... LOL! Rest well Uncle Bill, I know I sure do miss you.

[@stanheimowitz6652]

Absolutely loved this song. Enjoyed this song when I was a grad student in Detroit, Michigan in the late 60's. Thank you for posting.

[@jasminemitchel8662]

Great music very lovely voice

[@petekleinsasser6378]

Bill you have one great voice

[@rebeccad5988]

Very nice and true RIP Bill Phillips

[@charlesWalker-nj8ix]

Great Talent and Voice.

[@janeykelly9898]

My brother bought this for our sister. I've never forgotten.

[@miltonmoore5294]

Another nice one by Bill Phillips! Another nice one on this theme is LITTLE SISTER THROW YOUR RED SHOES AWAY by Vernon Oxford, also his BABY SISTER.

[@fightermma]

Good message

[@bettystephenson7094]

love it

[@waynescountry]

great one

[@heavensboundangel]

my Brother use to say this to me when i was growing up.

[@miltonmoore5294]

Sage advice from your sibling.👍👍

[@mthivier]

Written for Phillips by Dolly Parton, after he took another of her songs, "Put it Off Until Tomorrow", to the top-ten earlier in 1966.

[@dm95422]

I reckon Porter & Dolly recorded this great tune as well.

[@rusticpartyeditz]

Dolly recorded it solo and it was on her first solo album, Hello I'm Dolly in 1967. She never recorded it with Porter.

[@alexaphmaufan7868]

This is one of the first songs Dolly Parton wrote: You are known by the company you keep

[@rogermcnutt9698]

Written by Jack Reeves of Hamilton, Canada for his Sister.

[@willieschlechter3472]

It was written by Dolly Parton and her uncle, Bill Owens in 1966.

[@rogermcnutt9698]

Roger McNutt My apologies, I'm a Dolly fan too. Jack was a local musician who became known for performing this song. It fit his relationships so well, I guess everyone including self thought it was penned by Jack. When I discovered it on KZbin several years ago I thought a note of credit for Jack would be nice. I should have checked it out better. Both Jack and his wife Marg have since passed and and well remembered by their fans and friends in the Hamilton / Watertown ON area.

[@tubecrazy65]

Don't have any lips by him yet but that's gonna change Got a few 45s by hill yes fantastic