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Eva Cassidy died in 1996, from melanoma, a deadly form of skin cancer. Eva was not well known during her life but had a solid following amongst her local jazz and blues fraternities. Since her death, people have started to realize the uplifting purity of her voice and engaging renditions. Eva received recognition posthumously when her version of "Over the Rainbow" hit No.1 in the U.K. Today, millions of people follow her music passionately. During her lifetime Eva's eclectic taste in music - jazz, blues, folk, standards, gospel, pop - confounded music producers who tried to insist that she focus on a single genre. Eva refused these approaches because music defined who she was, not a particular style.

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Best of Eva Cassidy Twitter List

This is my favorite list of tweets about Eva Cassidy.
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Over the Rainbow - Eva Cassidy's No.1 Song (UK) 

Best of Eva Cassidy on YouTube

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Eva Cassidy - the Artist

From Hugh & Barbara Cassidy

Many are familiar with Eva Cassidy the singer, but may be unaware of Eva's earlier passion for art. She began scribbling and coloring daily by age three. Even then, her stick drawings were advanced for a child. A picture of Nipsy Russell dressed in a tuxedo, standing before a microphone, showed unusual detail and accuracy for a four-year-old.

Eva was quite taken with the subtle shades of light and shadow. We saw with "new" eyes, when, as a child, she brought the changing light to our attention.

Most of her work concerned nature, particularly trees, water, clouds, and faces. Her pictures in later years often contained her surrealistic "bubbles"--about which we have no explanation. Much of her skill came about from obeying the urge to forever doodle and sketch (most often in school). So, there were countless faces of teachers and classmates as well as the great outdoors and close-ups of miniscule flowers.

It was clear early on that music and art were her two passions. And that included beadwork, clay figures, and film animation.

Her favorite modes of travel--hiking and biking--were the means for searching out the distant beautiful places and music venues which provided the inspiration for her endless creativity.


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Best of Eva Cassidy's Albums on Amazon

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News about Eva Cassidy - her memory lives on

Summer jazzing in Tenby
With tickets subsidised by the Arts Council, The Dan Cassidy Quartet are swinging at St. Mary's Church House tomorrow (Saturday) at 7.30 pm. Also appearing is Tenby's 18-year-old jazz pianist Jack Stacey. Dan Cassidy, brother of the late singer Eva ...
'Go-go' musician Chuck Brown dies
In the '90s, Brown helped launch the career of singer Eva Cassidy when the pair performed together on the album The Other Side. It included her solo rendition song Over The Rainbow, which was to become her signature track when posthumous fame came ...
New on DVD: 'Man on a Ledge,' 'We Need to Talk About Kevin,' 'Lancelot Link ...
By RICK BENTLEY -"Man on a Ledge," Grade B-: The purely escapist filmmaking from novice director Asger Leth looks at the efforts of former New York detective Nick Cassidy (Sam Worthington) to prove he's been falsely charged with the theft of a $40 ...
Sounds around town with Dave Franklin
For the uninitiated, Ms Morley is an amazing vocalist who manages to mix strength and control with sensuality and fragility whilst getting comparisons ranging from Dusty Springfield and Regina Spector to more recent artists such as Eva Cassidy and ...

Eva Cassidy Songbooks on Amazon

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Summer jazzing in Tenby
With tickets subsidised by the Arts Council, The Dan Cassidy Quartet are swinging at St. Mary's Church House tomorrow (Saturday) at 7.30 pm. Also appearing is Tenby's 18-year-old jazz pianist Jack Stacey. Dan Cassidy, brother of the late singer Eva ...
'Go-go' musician Chuck Brown dies
In the '90s, Brown helped launch the career of singer Eva Cassidy when the pair performed together on the album The Other Side. It included her solo rendition song Over The Rainbow, which was to become her signature track when posthumous fame came ...
New on DVD: 'Man on a Ledge,' 'We Need to Talk About Kevin,' 'Lancelot Link ...
By RICK BENTLEY -"Man on a Ledge," Grade B-: The purely escapist filmmaking from novice director Asger Leth looks at the efforts of former New York detective Nick Cassidy (Sam Worthington) to prove he's been falsely charged with the theft of a $40 ...
Sounds around town with Dave Franklin
For the uninitiated, Ms Morley is an amazing vocalist who manages to mix strength and control with sensuality and fragility whilst getting comparisons ranging from Dusty Springfield and Regina Spector to more recent artists such as Eva Cassidy and ...

eBay Auctions - Eva Cassidy Music

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Best Links to Learn More about Eva Cassidy

Eva Cassidy - artist
Eva was an artist as well as a singer and songwriter. This site displays her art and offers the opportunity to pick up a beautiful momento of Eva.
Eva Cassidy Website
Albums, articles, photos, interviews, and more about Eva Cassidy - ten years in the making by her cousin Laura Bligh.
Best articles about, and interviews with, Eva Cassidy
Carefull selected newspaper articles and interviews provide a unique insight into Eva Cassidy's life.
Eva Cassidy Tribute
A moving tribute to Eva Cassidy on MySpace - music, art and commentary.
Eva Cassidy - biography
Here's a very readable blog post with excerpts from articles and comments.

What do you think of Eva Cassidy's music?

  • kab Sep 23, 2009 @ 8:10 pm | delete
    She never missed a note!

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