Album Details
Title: Tales of the Rat Fink Artist: The Sadies Release Date: 10/17/2006 Label: Yep Roc Album Type(s): soundtrack UPC: 634457211124 Genre: Rock Styles: Instrumental Rock, Surf Revival, Hot Rod Revival Moods: Bittersweet, Earnest, Intimate, Reflective, Searching, Uncompromising, Ambitious, Complex, Literate, Self-Conscious, Earthy, Quirky Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 2 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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The 3-B :: The Sadies
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The Horseshoe :: The Sadies
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The Borderline :: The Sadies
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The Hide Out :: The Sadies
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The Starlight :: The Sadies
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The Times Change :: The Sadies
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The North Star :: The Sadies
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The Matador :: The Sadies
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The Crocodile :: The Sadies
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The Westminster :: The Sadies
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The Hi-Jinx :: The Sadies
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The Pyramid :: The Sadies
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The Ship & Anchor :: The Sadies
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The Red Room :: The Sadies
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The Mohawk :: The Sadies
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The Continental :: The Sadies
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The Solar Culture :: The Sadies
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The Corktown :: The Sadies
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The Beach Land :: The Sadies
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The Bug Jar :: The Sadies
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The Bottom of the Hill :: The Sadies
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The Milky Way :: The Sadies
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The 400 :: The Sadies
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The Side Track :: The Sadies
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The Black Sheep :: The Sadies
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The Double Wide :: The Sadies
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2006 | CD | Yep Roc | 2111 |
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Album Review
Given their obvious fondness for the sound of surf guitar (which has manifested itself to some degree on most of their albums), it's no great surprise that the Sadies were tapped to provide music for Tales of the Rat Fink, a documentary about legendary custom-car designer Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, whose stylistically outsized automotive creations and wacky monster T-shirts were a major part of the "cars, girls, surfing, beer" mindset of teen life on the West Coast before the hippie movement set in. Sadies axemen Dallas Good and Travis Good certainly capture the mood of that era on this soundtrack album, in which they conjure up the spirit of Dick Dale, Davie Allan, Lonnie Mack, Link Wray, and any number of other instrumental guitar titans while following the pattern in which the washes of twang and reverb accompanied such classic surfing documentaries as The Endless Summer. However, this is a soundtrack album, which means the songs were written to fit the action on the screen, and instead of full-blown songs, most of the tracks on Tales of the Rat Fink are short cues, with 26 selections crammed into less than 32 minutes; one number rarely has time to establish itself before another one takes its place. But if you like to hear the Sadies in more rockin' and less twangy form, Tales of the Rat Fink is sure to satisfy -- the guitars are fun and fiery, the rhythm section cooks, and this will sound great booming out of the stereo of something chopped and channeled on a summer afternoon. ~ Mark Deming, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Bob Packwood | Piano, Guest Appearance | | Chris Shreenan-Dyck | Engineer | | Dallas Good | Beat Box, Mixing, Keyboards, Group Member, Guitar | | Darryl Neudorf | Mixing, Beat Box, Engineer | | Don Pyle | Beat Box, Mixing, Engineer | | Doug Queen | Guest Appearance, Accordion | | Evert Kaatee | Engineer | | Greg Keelor | Drums, Guest Appearance, Engineer | | Jennifer Temple | Layout Design | | Mike Belitsky | Group Member, Drums | | Mike Roberts | Artwork | | Peter Moore | Mastering | | Richard Underhill | Guest Appearance, Saxophone | | Sean Dean | Group Member, Bass | | Travis Good | Guitar, Group Member |
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