Sap is the second EP from Alice in Chains, released on 4 February 1992 through Columbia. It is mostly acoustic, a quieter side of a band better known for heavy riffs, and it marks the first time guitarist Jerry Cantrell takes the lead vocal on an Alice in Chains release, on "Brother". The band produced it with Rick Parashar.

The guest list is a snapshot of the Seattle scene, with Ann Wilson of Heart, Chris Cornell of Soundgarden and Mark Arm of Mudhoney all lending vocals. "Got Me Wrong" found a wider audience two years later when it appeared on the soundtrack to the film Clerks, and the EP went gold in the US in January 1994. It sits between Facelift and Dirt, and is well worth hearing for its stripped-back mood.

Sap: tracklist, credits and charts

5 tracks · 20:52

Tracklist

  1. 1BrotherJerry Cantrell4:28
  2. 2Got Me WrongJerry Cantrell4:12
  3. 3Right TurnJerry Cantrell3:18
  4. 4Am I InsideJerry Cantrell and Layne Staley5:10
  5. 5Love SongCantrell, Kinney, Staley, Starr3:45
Produced by
Alice in Chains, Rick Parashar, Alice in Chains, Rick Parashar
Recorded at
London Bridge (Seattle)
Recorded
November 1991
Mixed by
Rick Parashar
Engineered by
Rick Parashar
Label
Columbia
Length
20:52

Line-up

  • Ann Wilson · background vocals · guest
  • Alice Mudgarden · guest
  • Mark Arm · guest
  • Chris Cornell · guest

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 19944
US Billboard 200 · 2020134
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 19942
Danish Singles (IFPI) · 19946
Swedish Albums · 19948
US Top Rock Albums · 202020

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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XWColumbia884977869965other
4 February 1992USColumbia098707430527original
4 February 1992USColumbia098707418228original
21 October 1993JPSony Records4988009688626other
1995USColumbia886972323220other
21 March 1995USColumbia074646705926other
13 November 2007XWColumbia884977869965other
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