other inmates, who performed under surveillance at local churches and community events. Upon his release from prison, Anderson recorded a gospel album, before issuing more soul-based music for Ichiban Records. He also revived his career as a DJ when he moved back to Anderson County. He also hosted a gospel show on WRIX-FM and served as vice president of Electric City Record's gospel division. In 1996, Anderson duetted with Nappy Brown on the Best of Both Worlds joint album. Anderson died in Anderson, South Carolina, in August 2007, at the age of 69. Discography Albums A Dog Don't Wear No Shoes (1992) - Ichiban A Knife and a Fork (1993) - Ichiban Singles "I Wanna Be the Only One" / "The Home Fires Are Brighter After All" (1959), Vee Jay "I Wanna Be the Only One" / Making Tracks" (1959), Derrick Records "Oh My Linda" / "'Til Your Love is Mine (1960), Sharp Records "I Feel Good" / "I Will Cry" (1961), Everlast Records "That's When the Crying Begins" / "I Done You Wrong" (1964), ABC Records "I Can't" / "I'll Get Along" (1965), Tomorrow Records "Tell Her I Love Her" / "Woman How Do You Make Me Love You Like I Do" (1965), Checker Records "I Get Carried Away" / "Here I Am, Try Me" (1965), Tomorrow Records "If That Don't Make You Cry" / "Without a Woman" (1966), Checker "Take It Like a Man" / "A Knife and a Fork" (1967), Checker "Blue Moon" / "Unchained Melody" (1967), Concord "You'll Lose a Good Thing" / "I'm Out of Love" (1967), Excello Records "Letter From my Darling" / "Watch You Work it Out" (1968), Excello "That's All I Can Do" / "I Went Off and Cried" (1968), Excello "Frozen Heart" / "Abide in Me" (1969), Eydie "Jesus Sings with Me (Part 1)" / "Jesus Sings with Me (Part 2)" (1988), Lorna "I Could'a Been Sleepin'" / "He Never Left Me Alone" (1989), Lorna "Your Sweetness Is My Weakness" / "A Dog Don't Wear No Shoes" (1992), Ichiban See also List of soul-blues musicians References External links Fan website 1938 births 2007 deaths American blues singers American soul singers Songwriters from South Carolina Soul-blues musicians People from Anderson, South Carolina 20th-century American singers 20th-century American male singers American male songwriters