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Title: There is light at the "Dark End..."
Review: Dark is right: "Dark End of the Street" has to be the moodiest, most reflective disc Barbara Dickson has cut. That's not to say it's a downer; however, don't put this on expecting to liven up an evening. Even "The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face" is delivered as thoroughly unsentimental, with a spare, modest backing. Other tracks include the winsome "Who Knows Where the Tiime Goes," as well as "Sandman's Coming" (a song about a dying child) and "Young Man Cut Down in His Prime," a moving lament about an AIDS victim. Told you it wasn't a party album! Still, there are few vocalists as warm-sounding as Barbara Dickson -- her voice is absolutely gorgeous, and she sings everything with grace and intelligence. Her version of Jackson Browne's "Love Needs a Heart" is simply amazing, with a bluesy horn section giving the song a gritty Memphis feel. Check this one out.
