Top Roger Williams Albums
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Bumble Boogie (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, July 28, 1957) [feat. Dan Dailey] - Single
Bumble Boogie (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, July 28, 1957) [feat. Dan Dailey] - Single
[2023]
Want Love (feat. Hetty Loxston) - EP
Want Love (feat. Hetty Loxston) - EP
[2022]
Hungarian Dance No. 5 (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, January 31, 1965) - Single
Hungarian Dance No. 5 (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, January 31, 1965) - Single
[2022]
Abide With Me (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, April 2, 1961) - Single
Abide With Me (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, April 2, 1961) - Single
[2021]
Autumn Leaves (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, January 1, 1956) - Single
Autumn Leaves (Live On The Ed Sullivan Show, January 1, 1956) - Single
[2020]
I Know This Road
I Know This Road
[2019]
The Fabulous Forties, Piano & Orchestra
The Fabulous Forties, Piano & Orchestra
[2013]
Greatest Piano Works (1957-1961)
Greatest Piano Works (1957-1961)
[2013]
America's Best Selling Pianist- 4 Original Albums 1957 - 1961 & Bonus Tracks
America's Best Selling Pianist- 4 Original Albums 1957 - 1961 & Bonus Tracks
[2012]
I Get a Kick Out of You!
I Get a Kick Out of You!
[2012]
Yellow Bird
Yellow Bird
[2012]
Temptation / Yellow Bird
Temptation / Yellow Bird
[2012]
Golden Inspirational Hymns
Golden Inspirational Hymns
[2012]
Roger Williams: The Man They Call Mr. Piano Plays Romantic Melodies of Our Time
Roger Williams: The Man They Call Mr. Piano Plays Romantic Melodies of Our Time
[2011]
Roger Williams (The Man Called) Mr. Piano: Plays Romantic Melodies of Our Time
Roger Williams (The Man Called) Mr. Piano: Plays Romantic Melodies of Our Time
[2011]
More Songs of the Fabulous Fifties
More Songs of the Fabulous Fifties
[2011]
Piano Christmas Classics
Piano Christmas Classics
[2010]
Classic Praise
Classic Praise
[2010]
With These Hands
With These Hands
[2010]
Songs Of The Fabulous Fifties
Songs Of The Fabulous Fifties
[2009]
A Gershwin Songbook
A Gershwin Songbook
[2009]
Near You
Near You
[2008]
Almost Paradise
Almost Paradise
[2008]
Daydreams
Daydreams
[2008]
A Resophonic Retrospective
A Resophonic Retrospective
[2007]
Black And White
Black And White
[2004]
Pop Goes the Ivories
Pop Goes the Ivories
[1999]
The Roger Williams Collection
The Roger Williams Collection
[1998]
Roger Williams: Greatest Movie Themes
Roger Williams: Greatest Movie Themes
[1996]
Greatest Movie Themes
Greatest Movie Themes
[1996]
Plays the Songs of Love
Plays the Songs of Love
[1994]
Golden Hits, Vol. Two
Golden Hits, Vol. Two
[1993]
Moments to Remember
Moments to Remember
[1993]
Roger Williams: The Greatest Popular Pianist/The Artist's Choice
Roger Williams: The Greatest Popular Pianist/The Artist's Choice
[1992]
The Greatest Popular Pianist / The Artist's Choice
The Greatest Popular Pianist / The Artist's Choice
[1992]
Phantom of the Opera
Phantom of the Opera
[1990]
Plays More Golden Songs of Love
Plays More Golden Songs of Love
[1985]
Nadia's Theme
Nadia's Theme
[1985]
Love Theme From
Love Theme From "The Godfather"
[1972]
I'll Remember You
I'll Remember You
[1966]
Born Free
Born Free
[1966]
Roger Williams Plays The Hits
Roger Williams Plays The Hits
[1965]
Family Album Of Hymns
Family Album Of Hymns
[1964]
For You
For You
[1963]
Mr. Piano
Mr. Piano
[1962]
Maria
Maria
[1961]
Always
Always
[1960]
Christmas Time
Christmas Time
[1959]
Till
Till
[1959]
Keyboard Kings (Recorded as Lou Weertz)
Keyboard Kings (Recorded as Lou Weertz)
[1952]
Related Information for Roger Williams
Roger Williams (October 1, 1924 – October 8, 2011), born Louis Jacob Weertz, was an American popular music pianist. As of 2004, he had released 116 albums.He was born to a Lutheran minister, the Rev. Frederick J. Weertz (1891–1980) and a music teacher, Dorothea Bang Weertz (1895–1985), in Omaha, Nebraska. The family moved to Des Moines, Iowa, before his first birthday. He first played the piano at age three. In high school he became interested in boxing, mainly at his father's insistence, and only returned to music after breaking his nose several times and sustaining several other injuries.He majored in piano at Drake University in Des Moines, but claimed he was expelled for playing "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" in the pra... read more
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