Bill Farrell

Aliases: Billy Farrell
Real name: William Fiorelli
Born: March 30, 1926
Died: June 30, 2007
Country: United States
Comments: Bill Farrell was a pop vocalist from Cleveland, Ohio. When he was 19 years old he was discovered by Bob Hope when Bill was performing in a night club in Buffalo. He joined Bob's troupe was a regular performer on Bob Hope's radio show and travelled with Bob when he performed for U.S. troops stationed overseas. In the 1950s, Bill Farrell had his own television show in Chicago.

Releases

Title	Performer	Release date	Label
Alright, Okay, You Win	Bill Farrell	June 1955	Mercury
A Sinner Kissed an Angel	Bill Farrell - Orchestra conducted by Russ Case	August 1952	MGM
Baby, What Else Can I Do?	Bill Farrell - Orchestra conducted by Russ Case	May 1950	MGM
Blue Velvet	Bill Farrell	September 1951	MGM
Cherry Lips	Billy Farrell	April 1956	Imperial [US1]
East of the Sun	Billy Farrell	June 1960	Jaro International
Four-Twenty A.M.	Bill Farrell with The Girlfriends, Orchestra conducted by Russ Case	1950	MGM
I Laughed at Love	Bill Farrell	September 1952	MGM
In the Land of Make Believe	Bill Farrell with The Quartones	February 1951	MGM
It May Sound Silly	Bill Farrell with David Carroll's Orchestra	January 1955	Mercury
My Heart Cries for You	Bill Farrell	December 1950	MGM
Pagliacci (With a Broken Heart)	Bill Farrell with Hugo Peretti and His Orchestra	April 1955	Mercury
Runaround	Billy Farrell with David Carroll and His Orchestra	October 1954	Mercury
Shrimp Boats	Bill Farrell	November 1951	MGM
Yeah Yeah	Billy Farrell	February 1958	Date