Kasey has played with:
Steve Earle, Alejandro Escovedo, Peter Case, Tift Merritt, Jesse Malin, Jesse Sykes & the Sweet Hereafter, the Supersuckers, Jesse Dayton, Stephen Bruton, John Doe, Marah, Richard Buckner, Bobby Bare Jr., Chris Baron, Virgil Shaw, Ben Weaver, Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash
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Praise for Kasey Anderson
"[The Reckoning] delivers on the promise of 2004's Eric Ambel-produced Dead Roses -- and then some. A versatile and confident songwriter and singer, Anderson nails these hard-luck tales with grit and gumption." No Depression
"[Anderson is] a literate working man’s poet... and songs like “Don’t Look Back” and “For St. Ann’s” are surrealistic, visionary ballads..." Paste
"[Anderson's] gravelly voice and insightful songwriting lift his down-and-out characters out of the ordinary and into the realm of legend." The Stranger
"[Anderson] is distilling down his ideas, refining his craft and making exceptional, emotionally taut music." Miles of Music
"[The Reckoning] is a rough, visceral collection of songs that rip through a personal landscape of love and loss." The Chicago Sun-Times
"An emerging and fascinating voice..." Copper Press
"[Anderson] is equally at home with introspective ballads as he is with political dirges..." The Onion A.V. Club
"[Anderson] is one to watch in the alt.country scene." Punk Planet
"Anderson's doleful Americana is the melancholy sound of gravel roads and broken-down love." The San Francisco Examiner
"[Anderson is] one of those extraordinary brands of songwriters that stop and touch the hearts of all Americans and even rouse some to pick up the guitar." Performer Magazine
"The Reckoning is a masterpiece." Tone
"Anderson’s ability to write masterful songs of political, romantic, and carefree impressional tones is a skill that remains difficult to rival." Obscure Sound
"[The Reckoning] is a must-hear...it's full of crackle and buzz..." The Albany Times Union
"The Reckoning is - quite simply - stunning." The Portland Tribune
"[The Reckoning is] an album of rare organic beauty..." The Cascadia Weekly
"[Anderson] is a talent that deserves to be heard." The Missoula Indpendent
"[The Reckoning] does the rough alt.country sound proud." Songs:Illinois
***Matt Ryan of The Village Voice listed Dead Roses as the 5 Album of 2004 in the Pazz & Jop Critics' Poll.***
Hi Kasey How are ya? Playing a show this week with Longmire in case you can make it out. cheers, Casey
CASEY NEILL/NORWAY RATS with From Words to Blows and Lewi Longmire Band. Friday May 8th- PORTLAND, OR @ Mississippi Studios www.mississippistudios.com 3939 N. Mississippi $10, 8pm doors, 9pm showtime Last show for many months, so we'll be pulling out all the stops for this one.
Listening to Dead Roses this week, still love that album and it has some of my favourite songs of yours on it ... I'm not much for burgers but I am looking forward to the new album. Ah! Just saw the tour info, any more UK dates on the cards for March?!? Please say yes ...
or maybe you belong on a boat out at sea... regardless, imho you belong somewhere that you feel free, and that's really the point that I am belaboring. So along those lines, now that we've gotten to the point, you know what comes next. There's somewhere I gotta go.
i was cruising you tube and watched a video for joy with williams and springsteen. it shook me to my core. i can't even begin to imagine how i will think about this until at least next year.
Russell 'Sad Sack' Terziak: Well, duty calls. Merry Christmas, if I don't ever see you again. You have a nice life, Claudia. (leaves. Claudia walks past Tommy and Leo, nearly in tears)
