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With a clear, deceptively gentle voice, she can turn on a dime and thrill  the listener with unforeseen power and emotion.

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Maybe we could dispense with all that  TYOTW and call 2008, instead, TYOCC - The Year Of Catie Curtis. Any takers?

Fred Mills

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Singer-songwriter Catie Curtis is one of those rare talents: someone who can spin compelling, interesting and engaging music out of domestic happiness...Highly recommended.

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Boston-based singer-songwriter Catie Curtis deserves to be better
known. That's what bubbled in my head after her uplifting concert Saturday night in Sacred Heart Music Center.  On a February night within the confines of an old cathedral, Curtis lit up Duluth and left many in the audience longing for a return visit.

John Ziegler

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Catie Curtis is an artist whose songs unarm me, move me to put down my defenses and just be with them. She lures me in through her kindness and respect for all beings.

Mary Gauthier

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"Hello, Stranger" is a beautiful album. I can't stop playing it. Charming, warm, intimate. Beautiful vocals, beautiful playing. And once more I'd like to applaud Garry West for an immaculate production.

Evert Wilbrink

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Folk-rock goddess

The New Yorker

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Sweet Life is an ode to affirmation, a clear antidote for troubled times.

LZ

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Quando dieci anni fa Catie Curtis, cantautrice con base a Boston, debutt con Truth From Lies la critica non manc di sottolineare le grandi potenzialit del suo cantautorato arrivando a definirla, in modo forse un po' improbabile, come una versione al femminile di Tom Petty.

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(producer) Entress has skilfully fashioned and burnished a classic Catie Curtis song collection.

Arthur Wood

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accessible, socially conscious songwriting and gorgeous voice

Sue Bell

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Curtis's songs are beautifully and deceptively well crafted, her production tastefully understated, and her singing so heartbreakingly pure, pained, and devoid of artifice as to suggest she knows not only your secrets, but your soul.

Alanna Nash

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