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Bio
Keith Curtis has played at the famed Bluebird Café in Nashville, the Kerrville Folk Festival in Kerrville Texas, and the Tucson Folk Festival. He opened for the late John Stewart, for David Wilcox, Janis Ian and other top level performers. Keith won numerous song writing awards from Billboard, the Fort Bend contest, Tucson Kitchen Musicians contest, Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk artist, the 2008 second round wearelistening contest. He was nominated as Country Vocalist of the Year by the 2008 Los Angeles Music Awards. Keith appeals to senses with stories and songs coming from the heart, pain and joy, and travels across this great land and beyond. A songwriter with a deep background.
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Keith Curtis
Instrumentation
Keith Curtis. Acoustic guitar 6-string and 12-string. Lead vocals. When required, a number of other performers, including Mike Breen (guitar, mandolin, banjo, vocals), Vanessa Purdy (vocals, guitar), several Bass Player alternatives with and without vocals.
Discography
Borderline. Extensive radio airplay primarily college stations, 1995.
Let It Roll. Extensive radio airplay, primarily college stations, 1997.
Postcards From The Road. Streaming and airplay; Distribution through The Orchard, 2002
From the Attic - Released June 1, 2008
It Don't Pay - July, 2008
Fork In The Road - May, 2009
His internet presence includes a large fan base across the country and more songs can be found at www.reverbnation.com/keithcurtis. A songwriter with a deep background to pull from, Keith can bring a crowd to its feet or to tears and laughter.



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