Audio CD review:
Chuck Brown, Eva Cassidy, Eva Cassidy - The Other Side

Chuck Brown, Eva Cassidy, Eva Cassidy - The Other Side

Band: Chuck Brown, Eva Cassidy, Eva Cassidy Title: The Other Side Rating: Release Date: 12 December, 1995 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Let The Good Times Roll 2: Fever 3: You Don't Know Me 4: I Could Have Told You So 5: Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You 6: I'll Go Crazy 7: You Don't Know What Love Is 8: Drown In My Own Tears 9: God Bless The Child 10: Red Top 11: Dark End Of The Street 12: The Shadow Of Your Smile 13: Over The Rainbow 14: You've Changed

Editoral Review C. Only in America could an album like this have come together: Eva Cassidy, a young vocalist who, had she lived, might have gone on to become her generation's favorite song interpreter, trading verses with Chuck Brown, seasoned godfather of the D. underground funk movement known as go-go. By the time this was recorded in 1992, the go-go trend had long since peaked for Brown, while the twentysomething Cassidy was still an unknown local session vocalist. Yet, on this set of standards, the two collaborate as if they were picking up where they'd left off decades earlier, from easy-riding versions of "Let the Good Times Roll" and "Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You" to near-definitive renditions of "Over the Rainbow" and "Dark End of the Street. " And while it's easy to focus on the posthumously acclaimed Cassidy, Brown's haunting solo turn on "You Don't Know What Love Is" suggests that unjustly overlooked talents are still making music in the shadows of our nation's capital. --Bill Forman .. You can see a complete list of all Chuck Brown, Eva Cassidy, Eva Cassidy discography, or go back to the Chuck Brown, Eva Cassidy, Eva Cassidy tabs