AMG Review of Two Sides of Charlie Chaplin

Jason Ankeny
All Music Guide

Two Sides of Charlie Chaplin is a raucous, live-in-the-studio reggae outing, cut with a number of inebriated friends cheering Chaplin on. The record flows without any dead space between the jaunty, piano-driven tracks; instead, the songs are separated by Chaplin's motormouth antics, which encompass spiels on sex, spirituality, violence and even an impersonation of Gregory Isaacs.