The Everly Brothers - Stories We Could Tell [EAC-FLAC] [RePoPo]

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Everly Brothers - Stories We Could Tell

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CD: Everly Brothers - Stories We Could Tell



YEAR: 1972 ID3G: 17



01. All We Really Want To Do [0:02:22.42]

02. Breakdown [0:03:12.38]

03. Green River [0:04:42.45]

04. Mandolin Wind [0:03:01.05]

05. Up In Mabel's Room [0:03:15.27]

06. Del Rio Dan [0:03:57.63]

07. Ridin' High [0:02:41.37]

08. Christmas Eve Can Kill You [0:03:26.43]

09. Three Armed, Poker Playin' River Rat [0:02:46.45]

10. I'm Tired Of Singing My Song In Las Vegas [0:03:14.50]

11. The Brand New Tennessee Waltz [0:03:11.47]

12. Lay It Down [0:03:16.20]

13. Husbands And Wives [0:02:21.23]

14. Woman Don't You Try To Tie Me Down [0:03:59.47]

15. Sweet Memories [0:02:53.58]

16. Ladies Love Outlaws [0:03:11.07]

17. Not Fade Away [0:01:58.70]

18. Somebody Nobody Knows [0:03:38.73]

19. Good Hearted Woman [0:02:35.27]

20. Stories We Could Tell [0:03:19.70]





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ALLMUSIC REVIEW

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Review by Mary Grady



Stories We Could Tell is a slick album, produced by Paul Rothchild and featuring

some of the top studio musicians in early-'70s L.A. There are many top-drawer

songs by songwriters such as Jesse Winchester, Kris Kristofferson, Rod Stewart,

and John Sebastian. The Everlys do a fine job covering most of them. The Everly

Brothers themselves, however, wrote the most remarkable songs on the disc. Don

Everly's "I'm Tired of Singing My Song in Las Vegas" voices the frustration of

being trapped in endless gigs of singing the same oldies over and over again;

it's perhaps not surprising that the Everlys split at the end of 1973, the same

year this album was recorded. The standout track is one that turned out to be

one of the best songs in the Everly Brothers' repertoire, "Green River." It's an

irresistible confection of keyboards and guitar riffs of different varieties,

including Ry Cooder's superb bottleneck work and Buddy Emmon's pedal steel. The

lyrics are charmingly evocative of the brothers' Kentucky childhood, and their

harmony singing is superb. Stories We Could Tell is a fine country-rock album.

It serves as a poignant reminder that the Everly Brothers had much more to offer

than just their teen idol-era hits.







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