[75] During this time, he wrote two hits for Porter Wagoner, including 1964's "I'll Go Down Swinging." "I thought I was Superman. Together the couple had one child. We provide you with the latest breaking news and videos straight from the entertainment industry. Nestor Gaetz College, Roger Ewing Wiki, It was released on Varèse Sarabande, which Anderson distributed music through in conjunction with his own record label, TWI. His second marriage was to Bette Anderson. "From the beginning, I liked Connie a lot personally and tried to help her," he recalled in his 2016 autobiography. [30] His success also led Decca to record and release studio albums with more frequency. The pair married in December 1959. "[14] After the release of his final MCA album in 1980, he was dropped from the label. He spent his early childhood with his family in Columbia. Bill lives on Old Hickory Lake outside Nashville with his three children; Jamey Anderson, Terri Anderson, and Jenny Anderson and eight grandchildren. He was frequently touring and making public appearances to promote his music. Believing they could be a successful recording partnership, the pair approached producer Owen Bradley with the idea of recording together. His longtime duet partner, Jan Howard, left his record label and road show. He began focusing on a brief film and television career in California.Beginning in the early 1990s, Anderson focused more on his songwriting career. The same night, he wrote the lyrics to the track on an Underwood typewriter at three o'clock in the morning. The project was produced by Steve Wariner and his wife Caryn. Reflecting on his divorce in 2016, Anderson believed it was difficult for Bette to understand the music business, causing them to drift apart. Brooke Burns Education, LOCATION: 11 Kwabena Duffour Street – Accra, © 2019 - Damascus Health Care - All rights reserved, Our site uses cookies. "[78] Anderson further helped her professional career by helping her become a member of the Grand Ole Opry and make an appearance on The Lawrence Welk Show. [19] It was also his first single to chart on the Billboard Hot 100, reaching number 89. "[1] The song became a number one hit on the Billboard country chart and led to several more successful collaborations. 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