Time: 32:54
Size: 75.3 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2015
Art: Front
[5:04] 1. Mexican Love Connection
[4:37] 2. Chain Lightning
[4:57] 3. Ten Minutes
[4:13] 4. Hot Blue & Righteous
[2:22] 5. Tessa
[3:14] 6. Bright Eyes
[2:12] 7. Little Martha
[6:11] 8. Rich Boy
Born in Corpus Christi, Texas, in 1957, Jeff was raised by Ted and Peggy Anderson, older brother Mark, and sisters Christine and Gail. Jeff saw The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show in 1964, asked for a guitar for his 6th birthday, and got a ¾ size acoustic. He picked out of couple of licks left-handed, but his first guitar teacher (Ed Bennett) suggested he go right-handed. After a couple of years he worked up to an Alamo-Fiesta and a Kalamazoo amp, and did his first gig in the 4th grade talent show in elementary school. After that, jamming with friends started. By 6th grade, he gigged at parties, and by middle school continued with garage bands and playing a lot of acoustic with brother Mark, and at his summer camp (Echo Valley) in Leakey, Texas.
In the early 90s, Jeff built a home and studio outside of Austin in Cedar Valley. The studio was named Sessions West. This was his first time to build from the ground up. From 1996 to 2002, 50 to 60 CDs came out of Sessions, and at least ten on JAE Records (Jeff Anderson Enterprises). Jeff and son Conner needed a change. Jeff’s father, Ted, offered his home in Boerne, Texas. Jeff sold his home and studio, and moved to Boerne. Jeff’s sister, Gail, and all his neices and his nephew, Austin, were in Boerne.
In 2002 Jeff and Conner moved to Tapatio Springs. Jeff then built Sessions West II in an office-type building outside of town. Many great sounds are currently coming out of Sessions West II Recording, Inc. Soon there after, he released his two CDs – The Fever Sessions, from 1991, and Shine, from 2004.
In the early 90s, Jeff built a home and studio outside of Austin in Cedar Valley. The studio was named Sessions West. This was his first time to build from the ground up. From 1996 to 2002, 50 to 60 CDs came out of Sessions, and at least ten on JAE Records (Jeff Anderson Enterprises). Jeff and son Conner needed a change. Jeff’s father, Ted, offered his home in Boerne, Texas. Jeff sold his home and studio, and moved to Boerne. Jeff’s sister, Gail, and all his neices and his nephew, Austin, were in Boerne.
In 2002 Jeff and Conner moved to Tapatio Springs. Jeff then built Sessions West II in an office-type building outside of town. Many great sounds are currently coming out of Sessions West II Recording, Inc. Soon there after, he released his two CDs – The Fever Sessions, from 1991, and Shine, from 2004.
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