The Sadies in Conversation with Gord Downie

The Sadies discuss their 2010 Polaris Shortlisted album, DARKER CIRCLES, with legendary Canadian musician Gord Downie at The Bathouse Recording Studio.
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[@Miguel-un1vh]

Here’s to hoping Dallas and Gord are jamming in the afterlife.

[@tapeheadinternational2834]

Oh so saddened today.

[@seansinclair257]

I went to highschool with Dallas. He was a different cat. We never really said a word to eachother. He was popular in his group, I was popular in mine. One thing I'll give him... he was in his own groove. He was a leader in his group, he lived life the way he wanted to live it, and didn't care what people thought of him. You've gotta respect that!!! We were never friends, but I look at what he went on to do with his life, and now have mad respect for him! An amazing talent, and I'm sad to see he's gone! He would have continued to do great things... but now, unfortunately... we'll have to wait until the next lifetime. Rest in peace Dallas.

[@BluesBoyJonny]

A beautiful tribute. Thank you for sharing~

[@BrettLeMans]

Rest In Peace, Dallas Good

[@emfayutck]

Glorious.

[@samgoodman4601]

Write to the Dead Guy..🥀🥀🥀

[@valm2092]

Superb band

[@samgoodman4601]

Lllll

[@tothelighthouse9843]

1:31 That's Johnny Fay's vintage flight line tester the Hip used on the cover of Phantom Power.

[@elepha3]

I'm a huge Gary Louris/Jayhawks fan and love The Sadies!! Great conversation here...

[@danielj8630]

Dallas Good resembles cross between (young), Boz Skaggs and (younger), Robbie Robertson yet his own being as they all are individually unique. Miss ya Gord

[@johngordon3384]

Unintended is great..the rest is trash..