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Time: 58:08
Size: 135,9 MB
Art: Front
(4:43) 1. (What's so funny 'bout) Peace, Love, and Understanding
(5:58) 2. You're all that matters to me
(5:58) 3. I don't wanna talk about it now
(4:59) 4. I wonder why
(3:35) 5. This life
(4:43) 6. Keep me from the cold
(4:24) 7. Summertime
(4:26) 8. Don't go far
(7:11) 9. Tonight will be fine
(7:41) 10. Swingin' down at 10th & main
(4:23) 11. Never saw a miracle
Curtis Stigers is kicking off 2022 by revisiting some of his biggest hits for new album ‘This Life’, released on 25th February. For ‘This Life’ Stigers has revisited his early successes (and a couple of later ones) and put a jazz spin on them including ‘I Wonder Why’ and ‘You’re All That Matters To Me’. The repertoire includes a new version of Nick Lowe’s ‘(What’s So Funny ‘Bout) Peace, Love, And Understanding), which Stigers originally recorded in 1992 for the smash hit film soundtrack of ‘The Bodyguard’ starring Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner.
Also included is a fresh rendition of ‘This Life’, the Emmy-nominated theme song Curtis co-wrote and recorded in 2008 for the popular TV show ‘Sons Of Anarchy’. “I don’t tend to look back much, musically speaking”, Curtis Stigers states in the liner notes to his new album ‘This Life’. “However, this time I set out with a plan to record songs from my previous twelve studio albums that I now play live in concert in a distinctly different way than I recorded them originally. Songs and arrangements grow and evolve from their recorded versions over time, as we play them again and again for audiences.” Pip Ellwood-Hugheshttps://entertainment-focus.com/2021/12/14/curtis-stigers-revisits-his-hits-on-new-album-this-life/
Also included is a fresh rendition of ‘This Life’, the Emmy-nominated theme song Curtis co-wrote and recorded in 2008 for the popular TV show ‘Sons Of Anarchy’. “I don’t tend to look back much, musically speaking”, Curtis Stigers states in the liner notes to his new album ‘This Life’. “However, this time I set out with a plan to record songs from my previous twelve studio albums that I now play live in concert in a distinctly different way than I recorded them originally. Songs and arrangements grow and evolve from their recorded versions over time, as we play them again and again for audiences.” Pip Ellwood-Hugheshttps://entertainment-focus.com/2021/12/14/curtis-stigers-revisits-his-hits-on-new-album-this-life/
This life
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