Time After Time CD

MUSIC

FOLK

Song Listing

Disc 1

Song Title

1. Kathy's Song ~ Eva Cassidy

2. Ain't No Sunshine ~ Eva Cassidy

3. Letter, The ~ Eva Cassidy

4. At Last ~ Eva Cassidy

5. Time After Time ~ Eva Cassidy

6. Penny To My Name ~ Eva Cassidy

7. I Wandered By A Brookside ~ Eva Cassidy

8. I Wish I Was A Single Girl Again ~ Eva Cassidy

9. Easy Street Dream ~ Eva Cassidy

10. Anniversary Song ~ Eva Cassidy

11. Woodstock ~ Eva Cassidy

12. Way Beyond The Blue ~ Eva Cassidy

Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
	Eva Cassidy Band: Eva Cassidy (vocals, acoustic & electric guitars); Keith Grimes (electric guitar); Lenny Williams (piano); Chris Biondo (bass); Raice McLeod (drums).
	Additional personnel: Roger Henderson, Andrew Hernandez, Alan Day, Steve Digman (guitar); Dan Cassidy (violin); Joanne Opegnorth, Uri Wassertzug, Mark Evans, Carole Evans, Edgardo Malaga Jr (strings); Michael Finnigan (Hammond B-3 organ); Jimmy Haslip (bass).
	Producers: Chris Biondo, Lenny Williams, Steve Digman, Bill Straw, Roger Henderson.
	Engineers: Chris Biondo, Ned Judy.
	Principally recorded at The Maryland Inn, Annapolis, Maryland. Includes liner notes by Kevin Howlett.
	Personnel: Eva Cassidy (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Lenny Williams (piano); Raice McLeod (drums).
	Audio Mixers: Chris Biondo; Eric Lemley; Geoff Gillette.
	Liner Note Authors: Kevin Howlett; Keith Grimes.
	Recording information: Blue Alley (01/03/1996); The Maryland Inn, Annapolis, MD (01/03/1996).
	Photographer: Larry Melton.
	As is so often the case, the talents of singer Eva Cassidy did note come to public attention until after her death. Cassidy died at a mere 33 years of age in 1996, and up until then she'd only been known in the local music scene of Washington D.C. Subsequently, a word-of-mouth groundswell earned her posthumous popularity in England, which then wafted back over to the U.S. TIME AFTER TIME is a good introduction to Cassidy's work. More an interpreter than a writer, Cassidy completely inhabits everything from Simon & Garfunkel's folky ballad "Kathy's Song" to Joni Mitchell's hippie anthem "Woodstock" and Bill Withers's brooding R&B classic "Ain't No Sunshine." Throughout the album, her singing is consistently both strong and reserved, betraying emotion without resorting to showy indulgence. An apt comparison might be an updated, American Sandy Denny, with whom Cassidy shares a special kind of quiet soul.
Musical Guests
	Jimmy Haslip

Artist Overview

Eva Cassidy was an American singer who mixed folk, pop, standards, and soul in a gentle yet affecting manner. Though she was initially known only around her Washington, D.C., home base, word of her talents began to grow--though unfortunately only after her tragically early death in 1996 from cancer at the age of 33. She gained a huge posthumous following in England, which eventually spread back to her own country. The only shame is that she wasn't around to enjoy it.

Compilation Appearances

	Sensual Embrace: Soul Ballads
	Pure Moods Iv
	Woman's Heart A Decade On
	Love Actually
	Pure Moods-Celestial Celebration
	You Raise Me Up
	Gems:duets Collection

Associated Artists and Works

Brown, Chuck

Technical Info

	Release Date : 04/17/2000
	Original Release Date : 2000
	Catalog ID : G 210073
	Label : Blix Street Records
	Number of Discs : 1
	Studio/Live : Studio
	Mono/Stereo : Stereo
	SPAR Code : n/a
	UPC : 00739341007323

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone (8/30/01, p.125)
- 3 stars out of 5 - "...She effortlessly shuffles styles and the song selections are astute...Cassidy comes across as a bluesier version of English folk singer Sandy Denny....she melts her personality into the fabric of each melody..."

Q (9/00, p.121)
- 3 stars out of 5 - "...Her towering voice, capable of handling Paul Simon's 'Kathy's Song' with fragile dignity, belting out 'Easy Street Dream', and freshening up standards such as 'The Letter' and 'Ain't No Sunshine'..."

Mojo (Publisher)
(8/00, p.102)
- "...Anybody who loves to really sing would give an arm and a leg to come close to recording an album like this one."