Limited edition on translucent purple coloured 180-gram audiophile vinyl. As one of the Netherlands' most famous saxophonists and the daughter of Hans Dulfer, Candy needs no introduction. The self-taught musician started playing at age six and made her first recordings already in 1981, at 11 years old. In 1990 she released her hit album Saxuality (selling more than a million copies worldwide) for which she received a Grammy nomination, and followed this record up with Sax-a-Go-Go in 1993. This is the follow-up to Big Girl, and is a continuation of the funk, R&B, and dance path she started following. But make no mistake: Candy's blowing is as fierce, gritty, direct as ever, providing a striking juxtaposition. Like on Big Girl, Dutch vocal mainstays Trijntje Oosterhuis and Berget Lewis are featured again. The album features the songs "Saxy Mood" and "Smooth" and reached #8 on Billboard's Top Contemporary Jazz albums for the year 1998.
- 1. Saxy Intro
- 2. Saxy Mood
- 3. For the Love of You
- 4. Once You Get Started
- 5. Smooth
- 6. Gititon
- 7. Girls Should Stick Together (For Nada)
- 8. Wish You Were Here
- 9. Allright
- 10. Give Me Some More
- 11. Sunday Cool
- 12. Bird
- 13. For the Love of You (Vanski's Superdooper Dance Mix)
