Once again, Keith Anderson CD gets delayed
Thursday, May 15, 2008 – This time, the delay for Keith Anderson's second CD is two months. After having most recently been slated for a June 24 release and prior to that May 20, Anderson's "C'mon!" now is slated to drop Aug. 6.
The single, "I Still Miss You," is "active, healthy, Top 25 and climbing and still a comparatively young record in terms of how long it takes these days for a single to work its way up the charts," said SonyBMG spokesperson Chris Melancon.
Anderson's debut came out in 2004 and had hits including "Pickin' Wildflowers."
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C'mon!
When Keith Anderson arrived on the country music scene three years ago, his debut - "Three Chord Country and American Rock N' Roll" - fully described his style. The Oklahoma native hasn't changed a bit staying with the combination of hard-rocking country and sentimental ballads, but he's chosen a title that captures the energy of the album with "C' Mon!"
The title track picks up where the last album left off, but sometimes it's hard to figure out where »»» |
Three Chord Country and American Rock & Roll
Keith Anderson is apparently another one of those musicians that consider it in vogue to emphasize their well trodden small town Southern roots as if that were a name check to entering the country musician's union. Anderson does just that on the title track, co-written with John Rich of Big & Rich fame, one of several they penned together. Anderson's bent really is southern rock meets Lonestar as he gives indications of wanting to be Mr. Everything as he sings of "crankin' everything from Brooks & »»» |
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