Sadies, Stories Often Told - 41m 45s

Tracks & Durations

1. Lay Down Your Arms	1:47
2. Oak Ridges	3:18
3. The Story's Often Told	2:48
4. A#1	3:14
5. Within A Stone	3:18
6. Mile Over Mecca	3:52
7. A Steep Climb	3:06
8. Such A Little Word	3:32
9. Tiger Tiger	3:46
10. Of Our Land	4:07
11. Monkey & Cork	3:21
12. Bonus	5:27

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Review

Like their musical predecessors the Band, the Sadies are a Canadian combo steeped in Americana. These guys, though, apparently spent as much time listening to Sergio Leone soundtracks as they did to Hank Williams records. The Sadies--brothers Dallas and Travis Good, who both sing and play guitar; drummer Mike Belitsky; and bassist Sean Dean--have a distinctive sound that hasn't varied much across three albums, and their fourth effort doesn't stray from the formula. But why mess with a good thing? Stories Often Told contains their patented mixture of reverb-heavy instrumentals ("Lay Down Your Arms," "A#1"), Stonesish country blues ("Within a Stone"), Byrdsy country-rock ("Such a Little Word"), garage rock ("Tiger Tiger"), and '60s psychedelia ("Of Our Land"). The Good brothers' mom, Margaret, even lends her voice to "A Steep Climb," a spooky little duet that sounds like something from an unfilmed David Lynch movie. --David Hill

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