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| 1. | I Feel Fine
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| 2. | Fools In Love
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| 3. | Crazy Moon
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| 4. | Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind
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| 5. | Don't Think Twice, It's Alright
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| 6. | She's Got A Way
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| 7. | Tired Of Waiting For You
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| 8. | You Inspire Me
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| 9. | Love
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| 10. | I Fall In Love Too Easily
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| 11. | I'll Be Home
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| 12. | Blue Skies
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Jazz
Crossing musical boundaries for inspiration while he continues to defy categorization, singer/saxman Curtis Stigers delivers an intriguing assortment of contemporary songs, with unbridled creativity. A talented songwriter himself, it's not surprising that Stigers would have a keen knack for finding great, contemporary songs to inspire his creative, jazz muse. From Lennon & McCartney to Billy Joel to Joe Jackson, Stigers tackles a collection of modern pop gems with passion, insight, adventurousness, and a singular soulful voice, transforming them into jazz-infused masterpieces of his own. "Rock 'n' roll and jazz share so many of the same artistic bloodlines that it's remarkable the two don't fuse more often into the kind of inspired marriage of visceral clout and intellectual savvy conjured by the singer, songwriter and saxophonist Curtis Stigers." -New York Times
Curtis Stigers
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Adult Contemporary, Blue-Eyed Soul, Jazz-Pop, Pop/Rock, Smooth Jazz
Singer/songwriter Curtis Stigers' interest in music began as a teen in Boise, playing in punk and blues bands as well as receiving classical training in clarinet and saxophone in high school. After graduation, Stigers moved to New York to pursue rock music, but soon found himself more at home in the city's blues and jazz clubs. He attracted label attention as the saxophonist/vocalist of a jazz trio, signing a deal with Arista and releasing two albums for the label: 1991's self-titled, multi-platinum debut and 1995's Time Was. His smooth, ballad-heavy blend of soul and rock translated into commercial appeal, particularly on his cover of Nick Lowe's "Peace, Love, & Understanding" on The Bodyguard soundtrack. 1999 saw the release of his third album, Brighter Days, which featured appearances by Jackson Browne and Benmont Trench, as well as songs co-written by Carole King and Jules Shear. The album's single "To Be Loved" also appeared on the Dawson's Creek soundtrack, ensuring his continued popularity. In addition, Stigers moonlighted as a jazz vocalist, performing and recording with artists like Gene Harris and the Doky Brothers. In 2001, Stigers issued an album of jazz standards, Baby Plays Around, which was recorded for the Concord Jazz label and featured backing by Randy Brecker and Minh Doky, among others. Three more jazz oriented albums for Concord followed, Secret Heart (2002), You Inspire Me (2003) and I Think It's Going to Rain Today (2005).
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