Vinyl Album - Casey Anderson - Blues Is A Woman Gone - Atco

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Casey Anderson
Title:	Blues Is A Woman Gone
Label:	Atco
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	33-176
Date:	Aug 1965
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Casey Anderson	Say Yes	Casey Anderson	Rate
A2	Casey Anderson	Please Please Please	Casey Anderson	Rate
A3	Casey Anderson	A Little Lovin' Done	Casey Anderson	Rate
A4	Casey Anderson	Little Girl	Casey Anderson	Rate
A5	Casey Anderson	How Long Blues	Leroy Carr	Rate
A6	Casey Anderson	Blues Is A Woman Gone	Casey Anderson	Rate
B1	Casey Anderson	You Don't Know	Casey Anderson	Rate
B2	Casey Anderson	Bag Of Blues	Casey Anderson	Rate
B3	Casey Anderson	Trouble In Mind	Richard M. Jones	Rate
B4	Casey Anderson	Good Lookin' Woman	Casey Anderson	Rate
B5	Casey Anderson	Honky Stomp	Casey Anderson	Rate
B6	Casey Anderson	Show Some Sign	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 fourth and final Atco disc of 33.33 rpm, which was this one, ten of the twelve tunes were composed by Mr. Anderson. Furthermore, the front jacket image of this disc was that of Christa Paffgen, who eventually became the female vocalist of the Velvet Underground from which her recording name was internationally renowned Nico.

Finally, in 1970, Mr. Anderson was rumored to have composed more than three hundred tunes and have played fourteen instruments in styles of jazz, popular, country and rock music.

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