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Description Mark Erelli - Milltowns [2014][WEB/FLAC]  FLAC / Lossless Label/Cat#: Country: USA Year: 09 September 2014 Genre: Americana Format:Digital  1.Birches 03:37 2.Night Train 05:02 3.23rd Street 03:54 4.Man From Out Of Town 05:05 5.Letter From Heaven 01:53 6.Handsome Molly 04:27 7.Ice Fishing 03:21 8.Time To Go Home 03:45 9.Morrissey Falls In Love At First Sight 01:38 10.These Cold Fingers 04:39 11.She's That Kind Of Mystery 03:55 12.Long Gone 03:54 13.Milltowns 03:52 Few bands approach the sheer versatility of the Sadies, live or on disc. On Pure Diamond Gold (the follow-up to their stellar debut, Precious Moments), the band lurches from Johnny Cash-inspired storytelling country ("It's Nothing to Me," "I Tried Not To") to Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet influenced-surf instrumentals ("Rat Creek," "Venison Creek), while veering off into Nuggets-era garage rock ("Talkin' Down," "Walking Boss") and hillbilly rock and gospel ("16 Mile Creek," "16 Mile Creek Breakdown," "Higher Power"). Pure Diamond Gold consists of songs recorded on two separate occasions -- one a 24-track session with Steve Albini, the second an eight-track session (dubbed the "seven o'clock chicken" session) with Don Pyle (of Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet) -- however, despite the differences, the songs hang together well as a whole. In addition to the slew of strong tracks already mentioned, the Sadies best moments here come in the form of the haunting "Eastwinds" (with vocals provided by Catherine Irwin of Freakwater), the surrealistic plane crash narrative of "With a Splash," and the slow-building instrumental "Cloud Rider" (complete with "howling" provided by the family dog). For fans of country-tinged, twangy rock, it doesn't get much better than this. Mark Erelli – vocals, acoustic, baritone & tenor guitars, dobro, mandolin, harmonica, shruti box, bass, drums & percussion with Sam Kassirer (piano, organ), Charlie Rose (pedal steel, banjo), Zack Hickman (upright bass) and special guest vocalists Rose Cousins (13), Kris Delmhorst (6), Jeffrey Foucault (10), Anais Mitchell (3,12), Peter Mulvey (8) & Rose Polenzani (11) Sharing Widget |