Chuck Brown and Eva Cassidy were introduced by bassist and recording engineer Chris Biondo, who had previously found work for then relatively unkown Cassidy as a session musician, in 1992. Later that year they recorded, The Other Side, their only release and Cassidy's only studio album. Following the release of the album hey performed at the Columbia Arts Festival, opening for acts such as Al Green and The Neville Brothers.

The Other Side is an album by D.C. go-go funk legend Chuck Brown and American singer Eva Cassidy. It was first released in 1992 by Brown's label Liaison records. The album comprises jazz, blues and soul standards and contains a mixture of solos and duets.

Track listing:
"Let the Good Times Roll" - 3:12
"Fever" - 4:16
"You Don't Know Me" - 4:59
"I Could Have Told You So" - 3:31
"Gee Baby, Ain't I Good To You" - 2:44
"I'll Go Crazy" - 2:50
"You Don't Know What Love Is" - 4:40 (Chuck Brown solo)
"Drown in My Own Tears" - 5:37
"God Bless the Child" - 3:18 (Eva Cassidy solo)
"Red Top" - 2:55
"Dark End of the Street" - 3:55 (Eva Cassidy solo)
"The Shadow of Your Smile" - 3:30
"Over the Rainbow" - 5:02 (Eva Cassidy solo)
"You've Changed" - 4:00
[edit]Personnel

Chuck Brown - vocals, guitar
Eva Cassidy - vocals, guitar, keyboards
Keith Grimes - guitar
Dave Lourim - guitar
Dan Cassidy - violin
Matthew Allen - strings
Philip Jehle - clarinet
Tom Crawford - saxophone
Donnell Floyd - saxophone
C.J. - saxophone
Gilbert Pryor - trumpet
The Reverend Pope - trumpet
"Little" Benny Harley - trumpet
Roy Battle - trombone
Lenny Williams - piano, vibes
Mark "Godfather" Lawson - organ
Kent Wood - organ, synthesizer
Chris Biondo - bass, congas
Keter Betts - upright bass
Raice McLeod - drums
Jim Campbell - drums
Ju Ju House - drums
William Cook - congas
Darryl Andrews - percussion Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.