Bill Phillips & Ruby Wright-Put It Off Until Tomorrow 

Super job by both Bill and Ruby. Ruby's harmony fits so well with Bill's voice and he is one of the best singers country music has ever known.

Ruby Wright and Bill Phillips sang great together. I was saddened to hear Ruby died on Sunday September 27,2009..Vivian

Loved Bill, He was a good friend and we played some shows together, always a pro and had fun with the people. A class act.

This was Bill Phillips' biggest seller. But for my money, two years earlier he released a single on Decca called Wheeling Dealing Daddy that definitely ranks as one of the most perfect country records ever made, bar none. Yes, it's that good. He is greatly, greatly missed.

A true heartbreaking country tune.A classic. Love it! Thanks for posting.

This response is to PaulinaRena. My group (Country Tradition) of 21 years that I retired in 2004 always wore matching uniforms for every show. I got so used to seeing this growing up with country music and thought it was so professional that I wouldn't have it any other way. We played nothing but classic country and you wouldn't believe the response we got everywhere we went. It's like people were starved for real country music and professionally dressed entertainers. I will always miss it.

one of my top 10 all-time favs.

RIP Bill, we miss you already.

Thanks so much for posting this one. I've heard these two sing this in person a couple of times in years gone by. Some people may not know, Ruby Wright is Kitty Well's daughter. FIVE STARS!

Listen and you'll recognize the early writings of Dolly

under rated to say the least

I posted to fast,i wanted to say i like this version better than the one with Dolly Parton.

I really enjoyed this video.

R.I.P Bill xx

Musicians are: Farris Coursey-drums, Joe Zinkan-bass, Jerry Whitehurst-piano (not visible in video), Spider Wilson-guitar in center, Jerry Byrd-steel, Walter Haynes-guitar (to the right of Spider) This song was written by Dolly Parton and her Uncle Bill Owens--Bill Phillips and Ruby sounded so great-sorry that Ruby passed away this past Sunday.

Great clip of Bill Phillips and Ruby Wright, whom I believe he was married to at the time. This is from the Bobby Lord Show.

I agree.

I do think this is also from the movie "Road to Nashville". This is a movie I would love to see. There are so many country music stars in it that it's a wonder the whole place didn't glow. This is a wonderful song and done so well by Ruby and Bill. Thank you for posting. - Paula

Jerry Byrd on steel guitar.

Wish i could have seen your group. Where did you play?

I recognize Jerry Byrd and Jimmy "Spider" Wilson playing in the backgroud; anybody know the other musicians??