While his recorded jazz is original instrumentals or reharmonized Beatles tunes, at church he reharmonized "Kum Ba Yah" and "Onward Christian Soldiers."

The double CD features the first disk of original instrumentals, titled Up Close, and a second, vocal-based disk, called Personal.

The Backstreet Boys covered the song with the original instrumentals for the ending credits of television special Arthur: It's Only Rock 'n' Roll.

This CD was his debut as leader of a recording session and featured Bill singing Brazilian standards and playing original instrumentals in a piano trio setting.

Despite its stellar performances, as a collection of original instrumentals, the album was largely overlooked.

As more of the original songs are leaked, it has become evident that many of the album's tracks were true to the originals, simply mastering and perfecting the original instrumentals and vocals.

The album features ten original instrumentals, plus a Jan and Dean cover.

The album contains a mixture of traditional gospel songs (played with instrumental arrangements) and original instrumentals written by the group.

The b-sides comprise of two original instrumentals.

This was followed by three original instrumentals in Torlido / The Outcast and Undertow, which were released in 1963, and two of which reached the Top 40.