Curtis Stigers – review

Ronnie Scott's, LondonCurtis Stigers, the early-90s pop star from Idaho who devoted himself to jazz when middle-age and the millennium arrived, ought to be the kind of comfort-zone artist that annoys the jazz hardcore – but he isn't. Stigers sings lost-love songs, plays a little bluesy tenor sax, and winds up his sets with his old hit singles (like the 1992 soul-swinger You're All That Matters to Me) that he knows a big percentage of his listeners have come to hear. But his respect for good ly...

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