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Thomas Walz tells the story of Bill Sackter, a man who spent nearly half a century in a Minnesota mental institution and emerged to blossom into a most unlikely celebrity. Bill Sackter was committed to the Faribault State Hospital at the age of seven, there to remain until he was in his fifties. At the time of his commitment, Bill's father had recently died; thus his sole contact with his family came through rare letters from his mother. Some years after his discharge from Faribault as a result of the movement to deinstitutionalize the mentally ill in the 1960s, Bill enjoyed a serendipitous encounter with a young college student and part-time musician, Barry Morrow. Bill became part of the Morrow family and a regular in Morrow's music group. When Morrow accepted a job at the School of Social Work at the University of Iowa, Bill followed him to Iowa City and was put in charge of a small coffee service. Bill became an important part of the University of Iowa community, and Wild Bill's Coffeeshop developed into an institution. A cheerful man of great good will who was a harmonica virtuoso, Bill began to inspire affectionate legends, and his life as a celebrity began in earnest. He was named Iowa's Handicapped Person of the Year in 1977, and two television movies were made about his life -- Bill, which earned Emmy awards for cowriter Barry Morrow and Mickey Rooney (as Bill) in 1981, and Bill on His Own in 1983. Years later, Morrow would earn an Oscar for his script of Rain Man. Through vignettes ranging from hilarious to near tragic, Walz reveals a remarkable human being. An account of Bill's life in an institution is necessarily part of the story, but there is much more: Bill's rolein helping a young child recover from a coma, his menagerie of friends, his love for a pet parakeet, his late-life Bar Mitzvah, his failure as a woodworker, his success as Santa, and his dignified death at the age of seventy.

In these four stories, Little Bill learns that there are a lot of different animails to love. "The Zoo" When Little Bill's class takes a trip to the zoo, Little Bill just can't wait to see his favorite animal. But his classmates have their own favorite animals that they'd like to see first! "My Pet Elephant" Little Bill really wants a pet, but the one he wants won't even fit in his house! So Little Bill and his mother search for the perfect pet to take home. "Wabbit Worries" While taking care of the class rabbits, Wabbit and Duane, Little Bill finds that Wabbit won't eat or drink anything! Is something wrong with Wabbit? Actually, Little Bill is in for a very pleasant surprise! "Wabbit Babies" Wabbit's baby bunnies are born - all eight of them! Little Bill and his friends love the bunnies, but they know that their classroom is not a good home for them. So Little Bill and his friends try to figure our the perfect new home for Wabbit's babies.

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2005. Track Listing: Hang Around In Ireland Tonight Turn on the Lights A CHRISTMAS SONG - (with Bill Evans) Cool Eddie - (with Josh White) Go Away From My Window - (with Big Bill Broonzy) Lowland Blues - (with Jay Gregory) All There is of Women - (with Bill Solly, Denise Nolin & Backup) I Got the What? For personal use only. Track Listing: Rattletrap - (studio, with Bill Evans) Mixed Grill - (studio, with Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee) bill msnbc wolff.