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Reviews For THE KITCHEN TAPES
"... Funny, sad, risqué, etc. You name it and Bill has most likely written a song about it."
"...the spiritual successor to Willie Nelson, Tom Waits, Kris Kristofferson and Paul Simon... so utterly beautiful -- perfect intersection between happiness, sadness, loss, pathos and joy..." "...they're like Tom Waits meets Leon Redbone meets Willie Nelson - I love them."
"...the spiritual successor to Willie Nelson, Tom Waits, Kris Kristofferson and Paul Simon... so utterly beautiful -- perfect intersection between happiness, sadness, loss, pathos and joy..." "...they're like Tom Waits meets Leon Redbone meets Willie Nelson - I love them."
"...I have played with many well-known people, and, in my opinion, you must add this album to your collection. Not only will you be motivated to play this for your friends; you will want to add it to the playlist in your car. These songs will speak to your soul... I hope one day to sit down with Mr. Sadler and play one of these tunes with him." - Tim Cooney
"... Not only is this man a brilliant stage actor, and movie star, he is an extremely talented musician. His new album "The Kitchen Tapes", takes the listener through a litany of emotions. Performed in a great effortless style that reminds me of the legendary Leon Redbone, Sadler hits the mark on all tracks. I was especially fond of "Talkin to my Baby", which has that uncanny ability of sticking in your head all day. "You Don't have to Say It", and "It Goes without Saying" are also standout tracks, with some great violin work that gives you that feeling you are floating out of your body. This is truly a great album, and you owe it to yourself to seek it out." - David Lee Madison, host of The End of the Night. (Check out his most recent interview with William Sadler here on YouTube!) "... Conceived during covid as a way to fill his days and to finally capture, on tape, some of the songs Mr. Sadler had been kicking around and occasionally performing in local venues for the past few years, The Kitchen Tapes is his debut album of 12 self-penned ditties and I am here to tell you that it is absolutely wonderful. ..." Click to read the rest of this fabulous review from The After Movie Diner!
"... Not only is this man a brilliant stage actor, and movie star, he is an extremely talented musician. His new album "The Kitchen Tapes", takes the listener through a litany of emotions. Performed in a great effortless style that reminds me of the legendary Leon Redbone, Sadler hits the mark on all tracks. I was especially fond of "Talkin to my Baby", which has that uncanny ability of sticking in your head all day. "You Don't have to Say It", and "It Goes without Saying" are also standout tracks, with some great violin work that gives you that feeling you are floating out of your body. This is truly a great album, and you owe it to yourself to seek it out." - David Lee Madison, host of The End of the Night. (Check out his most recent interview with William Sadler here on YouTube!) "... Conceived during covid as a way to fill his days and to finally capture, on tape, some of the songs Mr. Sadler had been kicking around and occasionally performing in local venues for the past few years, The Kitchen Tapes is his debut album of 12 self-penned ditties and I am here to tell you that it is absolutely wonderful. ..." Click to read the rest of this fabulous review from The After Movie Diner!
MORE REVIEWS! (of a sort...)
It's out! And the reviews are rolling in!!!*
- “BEST ALBUM IN THE HISTORY OF ALBUMS!” … George Santos- “ITS LIKE YOUR MOM’s FAMOUS THREE BEAN SALAD. YOU LOVE IT THE FIRST TIME. THEN YOU HEAR IT AGAIN AND AGAIN!”- “HEARING SADLER’S KITCHEN TAPES MAKES YOU WONDER WHAT HE MIGHT SOUND LIKE IN OTHER ROOMS.”
So hurry! It’s available right now on https://williamsadler.bandcamp.com and the profits go to St. Jude’s Children’s Cancer Research!
*Just in case you can't tell, these three are not real reviews. Bill, thanks for the giggles!
