Eric Andersen is an acclaimed American singer-songwriter who emerged from the Greenwich Village folk scene of the 1960s. Known for his poetic lyrics and mellow delivery, Andersen first gained recognition with songs like “Thirsty Boots” and “Violets of Dawn,” becoming a key figure in the folk revival movement alongside contemporaries like Bob Dylan and Joan Baez. Over the decades, he's blended folk, rock, and blues into a reflective style that's uniquely his own.
His 1972 album Blue River is often hailed as a standout, showcasing his lyrical sophistication and melodic sensibility. Andersen has continued to write, record, and tour internationally, with recent releases such as Dance of Love and Death and Blue River (Live in Tokyo) underscoring his enduring appeal. His work often tackles personal and social themes, and he's remained a thoughtful voice in American songwriting for over half a century.
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