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Joe Stilgoe
Joe Stilgoe is a captivating English singer, pianist, and songwriter, born on May 29, 1979, who has been enchanting audiences worldwide with his charismatic performances. Known for his dynamic stage presence and soulful music, Joe tours extensively, both as a solo act and with his band, bringing his unique blend of jazz and storytelling to jazz clubs and stages around the globe. His latest album, "Theatre," showcases his versatility and depth as an artist, offering a journey through his musical influences and personal experiences. Beyond his music, Joe is also connected to the Orpheus Centre, a remarkable charity co-founded by his father, Richard Stilgoe, which supports young people with disabilities. With a growing legion of fans, Joe Stilgoe continues to make a significant impact on the music scene with his heartfelt performances and inspiring story.
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Joe Stilgoe's "Songs on Film: The Sequel" is a vibrant and eclectic journey through the world of cinema, released on Linn Records in August 2016. This 15-track album showcases Stilgoe's versatility and musical prowess, accompanied by bassist Tom Farmer and drummer Ben Reynolds. From the energetic opening track "What's On?" to the nostalgic "1980s Medley" and the foot-tapping finale "Footloose," the album is a delightful surprise, blending well-known film scores and songs with fresh, inventive arrangements.
The album features a mix of genres and styles, each track offering a unique interpretation of iconic film music. Highlights include the playful "You Never Can Tell" from "Pulp Fiction," the soulful "The Rhythm of Life" from "Sweet Charity," and the whimsical "Rainbow Connection" from "The Muppets." Stilgoe's treatment of these songs is ingenious, retaining the essence of the originals while adding his own distinctive flair.
With a total runtime of just over 51 minutes, "Songs on Film: The Sequel" is a testament to Joe Stilgoe's ability to breathe new life into classic film music, making it a must-listen for fans of both cinema and jazz.
