Listen to the album "Son Of An American Dream"

Bill’s Story

Bill was raised in a tight-knit Italian-American immigrant family in the historic era of 1950s and ‘60s Greenwich Village, New York. Even at a young age, it was becoming clear that Bill was a talented singer and lyricist. At age 27, Mercury Records offered Bill and the band a recording contract on the strength of a tape that they had recorded in the studio. Bowing to family pressures and a promising career in advertising, Bill reluctantly said no to the deal.

Bill spent the next three decades pursuing a successful career in marketing, advertising, Internet consulting and academia. But through it all, he maintained an in-house recording studio and continued to write songs over the years that no one, except a few family members and friends, ever heard.

In September 2012, at age 63, Bill released his first CD, “Long Time Gone”. Bill’s debut album has generated airplay on forty-seven radio stations in twenty-five states and has been played in countries around the world. With an ensemble of world-class session players behind him including two Grammy-Award winning musicians, “Long Time Gone” has received considerable critical acclaim and has helped to establish Bill as one of today’s premier up and coming Rock Americana singer-songwriters.

“Son Of An American Dream”, Bill’s second musical offering released on September 2, 2014, picks up where Bill’s critically acclaimed debut album, “Long Time Gone” left off. The album celebrates the continuation of Bill’s dream… his successful life-long journey back to his first love, music. “Son Of An American Dream” has been met with considerable enthusiasm by the critics and has generated substantial crossover radio play to date among both “Top 40” and “Adult Contemporary” radio stations. It has been entered in the Best Rock Album category for the 57th Grammy Awards.