Cass, Come Here - 49m - Music Database

Tracks & Durations

1. Out Of My Reach	3:26
2. Million Dollars	3:59
3. Save Me	4:14
4. Daddy Dear	3:46
5. Come Here	3:31
6. Strangers	4:29
7. Live A Little	3:14
8. Army Of One	3:35
9. God Likes Good Lovers	3:58
10. Little Bird	5:46
11. Into The Blue	4:52
12. Touch Me (Acoustic)	4:00

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Review

UK edition features one bonus track, 'Touch Me' (Acoustic Version). Cass sang and co-wrote `Touch Me' with producer Rui Da Silva, and the single topped the UK charts early in 2001, selling some 300,000 copies. However Cass left to pursue a sound that really reflected who she is. It was a brave decision, and the right one on the basis of her fabulous debut single, 'Out of My Reach'. Cass's Irish roots are displayed most clearly on 'Daddy Dear', a Celtic-flavored dance number that points to a troubled upbringing. For the most part Come Here moves comfortably from folk ('Save Me') to soul ('Live A Little'), while the closing song, 'Army of One', even recalls a post- dance Annie Lennox. Cass has opened for Faithless and this her debut album was produced by Rollo of Faithless as well. 12 tracks. Island.You're Broke. You have No Job. You've Been Trying to Make it as a Singer. Then You Write Your First Record and it Goes to Number One. But it Quickly Becomes Clear that If You Want to Work on a Follow-up, You're Going to have to Make Compromises. So What Do You Do Next? all of this Happened to Cass. She Sang and Co-wrote 'touch Me' with Producer Rui Da Silva, and the Single Topped the UK Charts Early in 2001, Selling Some 300,000 Copies. Since Then Cass Has Been Writing This, her First Solo Album - that was Picked Up Instantly by Rollo (Dido, Faithless) who Went on to Produce the Whole Record.

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