Nashville based roots rock singer/songwriter Pat Anderson awoke early one August morning a while back to find himself on the floor of a group cell in the Bullitt County Jail roughly thirty miles south of Louisville, Kentucky. He wasn’t there for reasons nearly as dark as the circumstances depicted in some of his songs, but the experience provided the spark for “Bullitt County Cage,” a Southern rock character sketch of rural methamphetamine abuse and the first track he would write for his debut album “Magnolia Road.”...
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