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Backtracks

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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.
This is a great John Anderson album though and showcases his pre-stardom voice very well.
Highly recommended.

I like this abum alot,it's been along time comin though. It shows John in fine vocal form before he became a Star...I've allways wondered what he sounded like before Swingin and he sounded just as great then as he does now. Highly recomended!

OK, so I'm not great at reviewing CDs, but in my opinion this CD (or the re-issue "Somehow, Someway, Someday") is really worth having. John Anderson's voice sounds wonderful & I can lip sync almost every song because I've played them so much! Two more notes: I'd love a copy of that mid '70s album the other reviewer mentioned.:0p And "Red Georgia Clay" is on some (if not all?) copies of John's "Eye of A Hurricane" LP (try Ebay auction site?)

Mom bought me this one for Christmas & it must be one of the best pesents I ever got. John's remarkable baritone voice is in top form, delivering "I'm Just Here to Love You" and "What Did I Promise Her Last Night" very sensually. There's also a couple uptempo tracks like "Mississippi Rainstorm" which as a cool groove.

I had an album that actually had a lot of these songs on it. Most of them are on the album. The album had a torso shot of him in front of a red background, mid 70's. One song that isnt on there that i'd like to find again is "Red Georgia clay" Give me more info if you have it! Overall, This album has the classic "John Anderson signature". John Anderson is the greatest!