Catie Curtis, My Shirt Looks Good on You - 51m 16s

Tracks & Durations

1. Run	3:49
2. Kiss that Counted	3:22
3. Jane	3:55
4. Patience	2:52
5. Love Takes the Best of You	4:18
6. Bicycle Nmed Heaven	3:58
7. My Shirt Looks Good On You	3:07
8. Don't Lay Down	3:03
9. Elizabeth	3:19
10. Now	3:34
11. Walk Along the Highway	3:45
12. Sugar Cane	4:00
13. Hush	4:35
14. The Big Reprise	3:33

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Review

Now a veteran of the New England singer-songwriter scene, Catie Curtis offers her most musically seductive album in 2001, but that's not necessarily good news. Backed by longtime friends Jimmy Ryan (formerly of the Blood Oranges and one of the most tasteful, compelling players in folk rock), bassist Andrew Mazzone, and young guitar-slinger Duke Levine, Curtis pushes further towards the danceable folk-pop of Shawn Colvin and Sheryl Crow, and pulls back from the close-to-the-bone songwriting that was once her signature. With the exception of the Southern working-class portrait "Sugar Cane" (co-written with Mary Gauthier) and closer "The Big Reprise" (a prickly meditation on divine injustice), Curtis mostly slips into the girl-meets-girl sentimentality of the title track, the adult contemporary clichés of opener "Run," or the haphazard coffeehouse diary of "Patience." The latter is a virtue these songs reveal too rarely. --Roy Kasten

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