"I play guitar; I write for guitar magazines; I collect guitars. Labels send me a few dozen promos of ''guitar albums'' every month -- assuming that I'm the conduit to the legions of guitar nerds they're targeting with their CDs. Unfortunately, even the ones with great playing tend to bore me after one listen. Not so with Pete Anderson's Daredevil. The reason is that Pete thinks compositionally and lets his playing reveal itself organically, instead of serving up all the spaghetti you can eat. Ya know, this guy would make a good record producer." – Dan Forte, Vintage Guitar

“On Daredevil, Pete Anderson drags his clucking, sputtering guitar through the swamp to create an edgy, hallucinogenic blend of R&B, Cajun, spaghetti Western, and honky tonk tones. Raw, rootsy, and compelling.”-- Andy Ellis, Guitar Player Magazine

“He can make a guitar whimper with sorrow or shout with delight; his playing is so effortless he makes you wonder how it could possibly be difficult for anyone else. With the slightest movement of his fingers, Anderson can take the music to places you never expected it to go, and eagerly you follow, wanting to see what's around the next bend.”

-- Kathy Coleman, About.com