 After leaving Atco, he recorded the album "The Kind Of Man I Am", produced by Ed Hansen for Gold Star Productions in Hollywood and released by the small Super Star label.He also released two singles for the Reprise label, both produced by Glen D. Hardin, and then two for the Amos label, including a version of Bob Dylan's "I'll Be Your Baby Tonight" in 1970.Anderson continued to perform in clubs and on campuses around the country.