Anderson, Jewell, Guyton release new music
Tuesday, May 26, 2015 – John Anderson releases his first album in nine years today with "Goldmine" dropping. Released on his own record label, Bayou Boys Music, and co-produced by Anderson and his long-time friend, Joe Spivey, Anderson wrote or co-wrote all but one of the songs. The first single is ""I Work a Lot Better."
Idaho-based country singer Eilen Jewell is out with her sixth studio release, "Sundown Over Ghost Town." Jewell, who spent a chunk of years in Massachusetts, occupies the more traditional sounding country territory. The disc is on the Signature Sounds label.
Mickey Guyton, an African-American singer from Dallas, releases a four-song EP today. She released another EP, "Unbreakable," last year. The first single is "Better Than You Left Me."
More news for John Anderson
- 03/18/24: Keith, Anderson, Burton named to Country Music Hall of Fame
- 08/05/22: Anderson tribute, Scott, Ray, Fireside Collective, Denning release new projects
- 05/04/22: Anderson tribute with Combs, Church, Brothers O, coming in August
- 04/09/20: Anderson, Maddie & Tae, LaFarge release new CDs
- 04/22/15: Anderson strikes gold
- 10/06/14: Nashville Songwriters induct four
- 05/03/09: John Anderson keyboardist dies
- 03/17/07: Raybaw label folds, John Anderson left without label
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