Vinyl Album - Casey Anderson - "Live" At The Ice House - Atco

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Casey Anderson
Title:	"Live" At The Ice House
Label:	Atco
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	33-172
Date:	Jan 1965
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Casey Anderson	The Farmer's Cursed Wife	traditional	Rate
A2	Casey Anderson	The New England Bit		Rate
A3	Casey Anderson	Pickle Town	Casey Anderson	Rate
A4	Casey Anderson	The Fatal Glass	adap. Casey Anderson	Rate
A5	Casey Anderson	Amen	traditional	Rate
B1	Casey Anderson	Candy Man	traditional	Rate
B2	Casey Anderson	Delia's Gone	traditional	Rate
B3	Casey Anderson	Nobody Knows You When Your Down And Out	Jimmy Cox	Rate
B4	Casey Anderson	Them Old Cross-Country Transcontinental Highway Blues	Casey Anderson	Rate

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Charles Henry "Casey" Anderson was a blues and folk singer, composer and guitarist who had recorded several discs of 33.33 rpm and those of 45 rpm chiefly by means of the Atco and Elektra recording companies.

Although Mr. Anderson had listened to folk and country music during his boyhood years, he had started performing in jazz groups while he attended Maryland State College. After Mr. Anderson graduated, he relocated to Alabama to teach at a secondary school during the day and maintain a musical career by performing at entertainment clubs and local spectaculars during the night hours.

After Mr. Anderson had completed his Armed Forces duty in Korea, he quit teaching and moved to New York City at where he recorded and had issued his first disc of 33.33 rpm which was called Casey Sings Out.

A few years later, Mr. Anderson had gotten a contract with Atco recording studios where he recorded four discs of 33.33 rpm. By means of his third Atco disc of 33.33 rpm, he recorded the tunes of this disc at the Ice House of Pasadena, California due to the fact that Mr. Anderson likes to occasionally perform at clubs in front of hundreds of spectators. Though this Atco disc did not sell well, this performance was a wonderful prosperity in the greater Los Angeles area.

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