First charting in 1977 and coming on strong by 1980, John Anderson was a harbinger of the New Traditionalist movement that hit Nashville in the mid-’80s, a young man with an old man’s voice — his unfettered, adenoidal baritone tore […]
First charting in 1977 and coming on strong by 1980, John Anderson was a harbinger of the New Traditionalist movement that hit Nashville in the mid-’80s, a young man with an old man’s voice — his unfettered, adenoidal baritone tore […]
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