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Pete Anderson changed the fortunes of Dwight Yoakam when he unleashed this solo in the recording studio. It's rare to have one solo nowadays but in this case Pete produced two blazing solos which gave the tune a whole new feel. Reflecting on that day Pete commented:
“The wilder I got, the better he liked it. That [‘Little Sister’] solo, I’m not sure where all of it came from. There are basic motifs that I had played before, but I don’t think I had played them all in one song [laughs].”
Anderson, from the Los Angeles area via Detroit, used a surfing metaphor.
“I think I just caught a wave,” he said. “Things start coming to you mentally that are part of your card catalog or your music catalog, and you’re like, I’m going there next, or, oh, I see the next logical place to land. And you kind of get connected.”