Time Has Told Me by Nick Drake

Album cover for Time Has Told Me - Nick Drake
1. Get Together
1:54
2. Been Smoking Too Long
2:15
3. Don't Think Twice, It's Alright
2:23
4. If You Leave Me Pretty Momma
2:05
5. Courting Blues
2:34
6. My Sugar So Sweet
1:44
7. Strolling Down the Highway
3:10
8. Blues Run the Game
2:28
9. Winter Is Gone
2:43
10. Here Come the Blues
3:50
11. All My Trials
1:56
12. Tomorrow Is a Long Time
3:24
13. Cocaine Blues
2:05
14. Milk & Honey
2:54
15. Summertime
1:42
16. Black Mountain Blues
2:55
17. Nick's Monologue
3:14
18. Strange Meeting I / Bird Flew By
2:54
19. To the Garden
1:54
20. Joey
5:12
21. Rain
3:11
22. Blossom
2:37
1. Time Has Told Me
4:09
2. Saturday Sun (first take)
2:55
3. The Thoughts of Mary Jane (arr. Richard Hewson)
3:58
4. Day Is Done (arr. Richard Hewson)
3:19
5. Fly (second take)
2:56
6. Place to Be
2:55
7. Hazey Jane I
4:52
8. Parasite (first take)
4:15
9. Parasite (second take)
4:12
10. Brittle Days I
1:23
11. Brittle Days II
1:04
12. Poor Boy
3:36
13. Time Has Told Me
1:28
14. Work in Progress 3
0:42
15. Voice From the Mountain
0:34
16. Brittle Days III (variation)
1:47
17. Far Leys
3:27
18. Brittle Days III
2:19
19. Work in Progress 7
0:33
20. Impromptu Sound Check
3:20
21. Black Eyed Dog (guitar track) (alternate take)
3:24
22. Rider on the Wheel (guitar track)
2:36

Does Zach Bryan ever sleep? The wildly popular country singer-songwriter is also wildly prolific, dropping this surprise quintet of songs just weeks after releasing his massive self-titled album, itself coming on the heels of the string of loosies and EPs Bryan released in the year since blowing up with 2022’s <i>American Heartbreak</i>. <i>Boys of Faith</i> opens with “Nine Ball”, a new song whose roots-rock production hews closely to <i>Zach Bryan</i> tracks like “Overtime” and “Fear and Friday’s”. The tune is also reminiscent of Jason Isbell, a major influence on Bryan—particularly <i>Southeastern</i> deep cut “Super 8”, with its devil-may-care attitude, and <i>The Nashville Sound</i>’s wistful “Last of My Kind”. Noah Kahan joins Bryan on “Sarah’s Place”, the “Stick Season” singer-songwriter lending harmony vocals and sounding like he’s having a great time doing it. Bryan teased the title track, a collaboration with Bon Iver, on social media in advance of <i>Boys of Faith</i>’s release, with the somewhat surprising pairing sounding like two sides of the same downtrodden coin. While that collaboration may grab all the headlines, the EP also boasts a recorded version of “Deep Satin”, a fan favourite song of Bryan’s that many fans begged for after it didn’t make the tracklist on that self-titled LP. Its studio incarnation crackles with the same urgency found in the live versions floating around online, with gritty, off-the-cuff-sounding production to flesh it out. Bryan closes <i>Boys of Faith</i> with “Pain, Sweet, Pain”, another deserving unreleased tune getting the long-awaited studio treatment.