It wasn't always as clean-cut as it appears today, Anderson says. "I grew up listening to guys like Elton John and Stevie Wonder and Billy Joel. I knew that I definitely did not have the best kind of voice when I was younger and it was something I had to work on ... I loved soul music and I loved all the Motown music my parents were blasting. Marvin Gaye. Guys like the Commodores and the Temptations." "For me to get the chance to hone my voice in college, it was only natural that I gravitated towards that," he continued. Full Article at Great Falls Tribune