Carol Kidd
Carol Kidd was born on October 19, 1945 in Glasgow, Scotland. Around the 1970s she became more famous, but as a jazz singer she never really reached the general public.
Her album The Night We Called It a Day, which she released in 1990, has won several awards.

Both sides now
The cover alone deserves attention. Both sides now can be read as a contradiction. Letters on the front and the same letters on the back. The front day and the back night.
10 beautiful Jazz songs performed by a singer who deserves much more attention.

Review
As we can expect from Impex Records, this is an excellent audiophile recording. Only 3,000 of these were pressed. The mastering for vinyl was done by Kevin Gray.
Detail, correct placement and format of vocals and instruments.

Audiophile LP: rating

Tracklist

Side A
1. And so it goes
2. The dimming of the day
3. Talking to the moon
4. Bla bla bla
5. Both sides now

Side B
1. When I dream
2. If I had any pride left at all
3. I let my burden go
4. Something wonderful
5. A rock and a hard place