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Years active. 1969–present. Albert Anderson (born October 11, 1952) [1] is an American-born songwriter and guitarist . Anderson grew up in Montclair, New Jersey, and attended Montclair High School where he learned to play the trombone, eventually picking up guitar & bass guitar. He later attended the Berklee College of Music contemporaneously ...
21. Dez. 2023 · Once I did, he told me, ‘That’s it, man!’”. Al Anderson opens up on his tumultuous time with a reggae icon. If you’ve ever spent lazy summer days digging classic Bob Marley cuts like No Woman, No Cry, Natty Dread and Revolution, you’ve feasted on the slow-burning, jazzy licks of Al Anderson. With origins in New Jersey, he was born ...
0. Ask people what they know about “Big Al” Anderson and you’ll probably hear very different responses. Rockers will say that for 22 years he was the Tele-driving force behind New Rhythm and Blues Quartet (less formally and more popularly known as NRBQ), writing and singing their best-known songs. Fans of underground and classic rock will ...
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Second solo effort from Big Al Anderson of NRBQ finally sees the light of day! Since NRBQ ( The New Rhythm and Blues Quartet ) recorded with Carl Perkins in 1969 they've amassed a groundswell cult following for their amalgam of just about every indigenous American music one can name (rhythm and blues, rock, jazz, country, etc.), all dosed with a big dollop of humor.
19. Juli 2012 · In steps Al Anderson, a New York-born, Berklee-trained rock guitarist who had previously worked with Aerosmith and Stevie Winwood’s Traffic before joining Bob Marley and the Wailers. He would remain with the band until 1976, when he joined Word, Sound and Power, backing Peter Tosh on the albums ‘ Legalize It’ and ‘ Equal Rights’.
