Nigrini's talent was showcased with his lead singing, acoustic guitar, and dulcimer work. But Nigrini's sweet Jim Croce meets Harry Chapin style was no match for the invasion of harder rock and punk leaving him nothing but closed doors of opportunity in the Canadian music business. He disappeared from the recording studio entirely and drifted for years as a soloist in seedy bars south of the border. Then, in 1983, he returned to the scene for another shot, this time using his own record label as a launch pad. Nigrini's current whereabouts is unknown.
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