Maestro Curtis

Rank #153 San Francisco, CA Jazz / Vibration / Sound Healing

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Members: (Fraternal Order of the Jazz Hieroglyphics) Maestro Curtis, Jaye Richardson, Regi Oliver, Bill Norwood, Kym Johnson, Tyrone Davis, Abdul Waheed, Bobby ...

Sounds Like: Joe Sample, Donny Hathaway (1945-1979), George Benson, norman connors, George Duke

Label: JazzyBoo Entertainment

Bio: (All of the music on this page is written, composed, arranged, and produced by Maestro Curtis, [except where indicated [*]) check the "lyrics" link for the credits for each song.)
Maestro Curtis (a.k.a. Maestro Brian, has performed and produced with the “who’s who” of major recording artists – s... See Full Bio

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Don't let the sun go down on you, in anger with no one. Be good to you and say to yourself, "I love you" at least three times a day. -Stro

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“He goes by many names -- Brian Curtis, Maestro Curtis, Maestro Brian, Stro-Ra. In all of his incarnations, the San Francisco vocalist/composer/multi-instrumentalist/producer creates music that makes a powerfully positive impact. "Everything in life is musical to me," said the man more commonly known simply as Maestro. "I think in terms of music, sound and vibration. That's how I relate to everything." ”

— Paul Freeman, San Jose Mercury News

"Not in a long time have there been artists more true to Jazz idioms than Maestro Brian [a.k.a. Maestro Curtis] and the Jazz Hieroglyphics. It's indeed refreshing to witness the ability of Jazz musicians who demonstrate their commitment to the American Classical music art form..."

— Timothy Alexander White of 102.9 fm KBLX

“Maestro Brian [a.k.a. Maestro Curtis] and the Jazz Hieroglyphics is a breath of fresh Jazz like the season of spring sweet, mellow, and great for cruising in a convertible on a beautiful sunny day."”

— Rochell Metcalf, Sun Reporter

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Play "Song for Marvin (Tribute to Marvin Gaye)"

Song for Marvin (Tr…

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Play "Brand New Heaven"

Brand New Heaven

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Play "Where Children Play"

Where Children Play

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Play "Power to the People"

Power to the People

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Play "In a Mellow Mode"

In a Mellow Mode

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Prof. Maestro Curtis - piano solo - Power to the People

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2012
Dec 30

Fillmore Center Plaza
San Francisco, CA, US | 10:00am
Fillmore Center Plaza
San Francisco, CA, US
Sun Dec 30, 2012 10:00am
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Fillmore Farmers' Market - Entertainment provided by Maestro Curtis & The Jazz Hieroglyphics in the Fillmore Center Plaza
2012
Dec 22

Santa Clara Convention …
Santa Clara, CA, US | 8:00pm
Santa Clara Convention Center
Santa Clara, CA, US
Sat Dec 22, 2012 8:00pm
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Cloud of Joy Ministry presents...History of Gospel Music/Christmas Celebration!
2012
Dec 8

Angelica's Bistro
Redwood City, CA, US | 8:00pm
Angelica's Bistro
Redwood City, CA, US
Sat Dec 08, 2012 8:00pm
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Maestro's Birthday Bash @ Angelca's Bistro!
2012
Sep 15

Rasselas Jazz Club
San Francisco, CA, US | 8:00pm
Rasselas Jazz Club
San Francisco, CA, US
Sat Sep 15, 2012 8:00pm
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The Birthday Celebration for the Dutchess of Fillmore Jazz, Christine Harris!
2012
Aug 26

Fillmore Center Plaza
San Francisco, CA, US | 10:00am
Fillmore Center Plaza
San Francisco, CA, US
Sun Aug 26, 2012 10:00am
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Fillmore Farmers' Market - Entertainment in the Fillmore Center Plaza provided by Maestro Curtis & The Jazz Hierolgyphics

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Rev Allen Morgan
Fabulous sensitivity and really spacious exploration of the soundscape. Creates in me a mood of deep reflection. Beautiful work Maestro and team.
Otto Zone
Passing through showing love and checking out your cool tracks !!! Hope you had an awesome weekend my brother !!! Peace and good times...oz
PHRUISHUN
Maestro, Your tight tracks and musicianship harken back to a time when jazz and funk/soul/latin were fusing and it was all over Black radio. Your cuts make me think of Herb...