Disco de John Anderson: “Somehow, Someway, Someday”

BUYERS PLEASE NOTE:

This item now goes by 4 different titles, Backtracks, Mississippi Rainstorm, Somehow Someway Someday, and Country Comfort. All 4 have different release dates and different labels. Country Comfort is missing track 11 Bad Morning for Leaving but otherwise the track list on the 4 albums are identical.

In my opinion, Backtracks is the best recorded of the 4 albums and this is the worst recorded of them. Backtracks showcases the pre-star voice of John Anderson very well.

I love John Anderson's music. I bought every record, tape and CD he ever made with the exception of the greatest Hits CD's (since I already had the music on others)and I've seen him live. Some how though, I missed this CD and I bought it last month. It stinks, save your money. The CD is weird in that it does not come from a major label. I would love to know where this music comes from. If I were to guess, I would say before his first album "John Anderson" and it was some kind of demo record. All of the rich voice of Mr. Anderson seems to have been recorded in a way that makes him sound like a Generic country singer. The music has a tinny sound to it, like it was not made in a studio.

I bought this because I have never not liked a John Anderson CD. I wish I read a review like this one and saved my money!