Eva Cassidy had a diverse reprtoire of jazz blues folk and pop music. She remained virtually unknown in her lifetime but has been afforded great critical and popular acclaim following the posthumous release of her vocal recordings. The Eva Cassidy Songbook collects some of her most famous and best-loved arrangements for guitar and voice, containing tablature, standard notation, chords and lyrics, so that you are able to reproduce some of her best works.

The Best of Eva Cassidy features four pages of color photographs, and a heartwarming introduction written by her father. Titles are: Ain't No Sunshine * At Last * Autumn Leaves * Blue Skies * Blues in the Night * Dark End of the Street * Easy Street Dream * Fields of Gold * How Can I Keep from Singing? * Kathy's Song * Need Your Love So Bad * Over the Rainbow * People Get Ready * Songbird * They Call It Stormy Monday * Time After Time * Way Beyond the Blue * What a Wonderful World.

The official matching songbook to Somewhere by Eva Cassidy, arranged for piano and voice with guitar chord boxes. Ten years after the release of Songbird, an album that has since gone platinum, this new Eva Cassidy collection brings together yet more magical moments from one of America's most lauded singersongwriter legends. Embracing Cassidy's usual kaleidoscope of styles-from country and folk to Appalachian and Celtic-Somewhere is a set of covers that reminds us of the singer's consummate musicality and all-encompassing vocal skills. The overall mood fluctuates between hushed intimacy and summery exuberance. Special mention must be made of the final two songs: a gorgeous acoustic arrangement of Gershwin's Summertime, and the soaring title track, Somewhere, in true Cassidy style. This seventh posthumous album from Eva Cassidy is the first to contain tracks written by Eva herself.

Containing the songs from the chart-topping album, this folio is arranged for piano, vocal and guitar.