Album · 2007

The Other Side of Something

Released
2007
Label
Intuition Records
Catalogue no.
int 3416 2
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
1:02:18
Country
DE

“The Other Side of Something” is an album by Bill Evans, released in 2007 on Intuition Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 1:02:18. The line-up features Bill Evans (vocals, saxophone), Christian Howes (fiddle), Sam Bush (mandolin, vocals), Béla Fleck (banjo) and Dennis Chambers (drums (drum set)).

Who played on The Other Side of Something

  • Bill Evans vocals, saxophone all tracks
  • Christian Howes fiddle all tracks
  • Sam Bush mandolin, vocals on 9 tracks
  • Béla Fleck banjo on 8 tracks
  • Dennis Chambers drums (drum set) on 8 tracks
  • Ryan Cavanaugh banjo on 8 tracks
  • Victor Wooten bass on 8 tracks
  • Roger Squitero percussion on 5 tracks
  • Clifford Carter keyboard on 4 tracks
  • Pat Bergeson guitar on 4 tracks
  • Joel Rosenblatt drums (drum set) on 3 tracks
  • Mickey Raphael harmonica on 3 tracks
  • Richard Bona bass on 3 tracks
  • Vaneese Thomas vocals on 2 tracks
  • Jim Beard piano on 1 track
  • Randy Brecker trumpet on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Easy Way Out 3:19
  2. 2 Ode to the Working Man 5:07
  3. 3 Sweet Tea 5:56
  4. 4 Nowhere to Go 4:51
  5. 5 Professor Pork Phat 7:08
  6. 6 Walk Into the Light 3:05
  7. 7 Way Out East 7:31
  8. 8 Dance of the Leprachauns 8:17
  9. 9 How the West Was Won 6:13
  10. 10 Kinda Green 5:26
  11. 11 Slippery Bigs Forever 5:25

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Other Side of Something?

The line-up of The Other Side of Something includes Bill Evans (vocals, saxophone), Christian Howes (fiddle), Sam Bush (mandolin, vocals), Béla Fleck (banjo), Dennis Chambers (drums (drum set)), Ryan Cavanaugh (banjo), Victor Wooten (bass) and Roger Squitero (percussion).

Which label released The Other Side of Something?

The Other Side of Something was released in 2007 on Intuition Records (int 3416 2).

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