Keith Anderson

Keith Anderson came up in Kansas City, Missouri, where he grew up listening to country music. He signed with Columbia Nashville in the mid-2000s and put out his first album in 2006. Songs like "Pickin' Wildflowers" and "Every Time I Hear Your Name" got some radio play around that time.

A few years later, he wrote "Adaliene," a ballad that seemed to come from a rough patch in his personal life. He followed it with albums like C'mon and Pickin' Wildflowers, which included tracks such as "Break My Heart" and "Closest I've Ever Been."

Anderson kept recording through the 2010s, putting out I'll Get Over You in 2015. He worked with other artists here and there, though the specifics aren't well-documented. His catalog has a handful of songs that still turn up on country playlists, mostly from that 2006-2010 stretch.