About this album
Sound:
"A haunting blend of blues and jazz, infused with raw emotion and stunning vocal interpretations."
Where they were
Released posthumously in 2000, 'Time After Time' showcases Eva Cassidy's unique talent during a period when she was gaining recognition for her earlier work. This album followed the release of 'Songbird' in 1998, which helped establish her legacy as a powerful vocalist.
Why it matters
'Time After Time' played a crucial role in solidifying Eva Cassidy's status as an influential artist, particularly through its critical acclaim and strong sales. The album features arrangements that highlight her distinctive voice, leading to a resurgence of interest in her music years after her passing.
Essential tracks
- "Ain't No Sunshine" — Cassidy's rendition of this Bill Withers classic captures the poignant sorrow embedded in the lyrics, showcasing her emotional depth.
- "At Last" — Her version transforms this standard into a heartfelt ballad, with nuanced phrasing that reveals layers of longing and hope.
- "Time After Time" — This title track is a beautifully vulnerable interpretation that highlights Cassidy's ability to convey deep emotion through subtle vocal dynamics.
Release Date
January 1, 2000
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Kathy's Song 2:49
- 2 Ain't No Sunshine 3:28
- 3 The Letter 4:17
- 4 At Last 3:00
- 5 Time After Time 4:02
- 6 Penny to My Name 3:43
- 7 I Wandered by a Brookside 3:33
- 8 I Wish I Was a Single Girl Again 2:31
- 9 Easy Street Dream 3:22
- 10 Anniversary Song 2:56
- 11 Woodstock 4:23
- 12 Way Beyond the Blue 2:26
