Kip Anderson
1 record in the archive · 1968
About the artist
Kip Anderson (born Kipling Taquana Anderson, 24 January 1938 in Starr, Anderson County, South Carolina; died 29 August 2007 in Anderson, South Carolina, aged 69) was an American deep soul, blues and R&B singer, keyboard player and songwriter whose recording career spanned nearly four decades across Derrick, Vee Jay, Sharp, Everlast, ABC, Tomorrow, True Spot, Chess, Checker, Excello, Lorna, Ichiban and Ripete, and who earned his living principally as a radio disc jockey; he shared stages with Sam Cooke, the Drifters, Jerry Butler and Jackie Wilson, took his best-known side with the 1967 'A…