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Elton Anderson was an American singer and swamp pop pioneer who had a chart hit on Mercury Records. From 1956 to 1957 Anderson was the featured vocalist of the Sid Lawrence Band while that band was the house band at The Southern Club, an Opelousas, Louisiana establishment which held a central place in establishing swamp pop as a genre. Managed by Wayne Shuler, Eddie Shuler's son, Anderson had a regional hit on the Vin label in 1959 with "Shed So Many Tears". A subsequent 1960 recording for Vin entitled "Secret of Love" b/w "Cool Down Baby" was leased to Mercury. Backed by the Sid Lawrence Combo, this single appeared on the national Billboard charts for four weeks beginning January 25, 1960, peaking at #88. A week after appearing on the pop charts, it appeared on the R&B charts, reaching #2