Anderson’s innovative guitar work has long fortified his reputation as one of Nashville’s finest tunesmiths. “Big Al” entered consciousness with rock fans long before he popped up on country charts. The 63-year-old started with the The Wildweeds (1967’s “No Good to Cry”) and for nearly a quarter century fueled the beloved cult band NRBQ. The Windsor, Connecticut native has penned endlessly catchy hits for The Mavericks (“All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down”)...
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