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Crazy Heart: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Released: 2010-01-19
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Title Tracks for Crazy Heart: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
- 1. Hold On You (Jeff Bridges)
- 2. Hello Trouble (Buck Owens)
- 3. My Baby's Gone (The Louvin Brothers)
- 4. Somebody Else (Jeff Bridges)
- 5. I Don't Know (Ryan Bingham)
- 6. Fallin & Flyin (Jeff Bridges)
- 7. I Don't Know (Jeff Bridges)
- 8. Once A Gambler (Lightnin' Hopkins)
- 9. Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way (Waylon Jennings)
- 10. Fallin & Flyin (Colin Farrell & Jeff Bridges)
- 11. Gone, Gone, Gone (Colin Farrell)
- 12. If I Need You (Townes Van Zandt)
- 13. Reflecting Light (Sam Phillips)
- 14. Live Forever (Robert Duvall)
- 15. Brand New Angel (Jeff Bridges)
- 16. The Weary Kind (Theme From Crazy Heart) (Ryan Bingham)
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Product Description
The soundtrack features 16 songs including the original songs performed in the film by Jeff Bridges and Colin Farrell, The Weary Kind performed by Ryan Bingham (the theme song heard in the film's trailer and closing credits) and music featured in the film by Waylon Jennings, Buck Owens, Sam Phillips and many more. The soundtrack was co-produced by 10-time Grammy Award winner T Bone Burnett. Burnett, who co-produced the soundtrack with guitarist/songwriter Stephen Bruton. Synopsis Four-time Academy AwardŽ nominee JEFF BRIDGES stars as the richly comic, semi-tragic romantic anti-hero Bad Blake, a broken-down, hard-living country music singer who's had way too many marriages, far too many years on the road and one too many drinks way too many times. And yet, Bad can t help but reach for salvation with the help of Jean (MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL), a journalist who discovers the real man behind the musician. As he struggles down the road of redemption, Bad learns the hard way just how tough life can be on one man s crazy heart.
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Original soundtrack to the 2009 motion picture starring Jeff Bridges. The soundtrack was produced by T Bone Burnett (10x Grammy Award Winner and Producer of the multi-platinum soundtracks Walk The Line and O Brother, Where Art Thou? Includes original music performed by the film's stars Jeff Bridges and Colin Ferrell and Texas-bred troubadour Ryan Bingham, co-writer (with Burnett) and performer of the standout closing song 'The Weary Kind (Theme From Crazy Heart)' which draws upon Bad Blake's emotional journey as an alcoholic seeking sobriety.
Product Details
Crazy Heart: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2010-01-19)
- Publisher: New West Records
- Label: New West Records
- Format: Soundtrack
- Studio: New West Records
- Average Customer Review: based on 9 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #23
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Summary: Loved the movie and loved the soundtrack! 2010-03-05
Comment: The movie had such great music that I ordered the CD immediately after seeing the movie from Amazon.com. The CD is great and brings back memories of the movie. Good songs!
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Summary: GREAT MOVIE - SOUND TRACK IS GOOD TOO 2010-03-04
Comment: I loved the movie and spoke to a friend who not only saw the movie, but grew up with the guys that wrote some of the music for the movie. Bought this for him and he loves it!
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Summary: Movie soundtrack 2010-02-19
Comment: Great songs by Jeff Bridges/T-Bone Burnett and others, especially Ryan Bingham.
Along the lines of the Highway Men and the Texas Outlaws of Waylon and Willie.
Along the lines of the Highway Men and the Texas Outlaws of Waylon and Willie.
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Summary: Can't wait to see the film 2010-02-18
Comment: I haven't seen the film yet, but saw enough clips and heard enough of the music to know I would like this album -- and I do. Jeff Bridges continues to astound as a performer -- and he's a damn good singer! This music is "real" country, and it's terrific. Enjoy!
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Summary: Production Problems 2010-02-16
Comment: While I admit I have eclectic taste in music that span more years than I care to admit, ranging from Blue Grass to Jazz ( West Coast preferred), with all the stops in between, I am not a big, or particularly knowledgeable fan of country music, in its many fashions and forms. With that said, I did enjoy this recording - the Buck Owens and Lightening Hopkins cuts were a treat, and was more than pleasantly surprised by Bridges singing. I would probably buy a studio album from him in the same or similar format.
My beef with the release was the actually production quality of the cuts, which is somewhat shocking when one considers T-Bone's excellent track record. His Brother Were Art Thou sound track, and the Down From the Mountain DVD/sound track - were amazing and almost seamless in the blends of older recordings with newer tracks. The Bridges cuts were murky and blurred - perhaps to capture the essence of the movie, but to the detriment of the overall recording. The track separation was simplistic, not affording any true depth or complexity to the listener. If you are use to compressed MP3 tracks through semi-good ear pods, then this criticism will mean little, but if you enjoy music for both content and presentation, you might find this recording a bit disappointing - hence the 4 stars - By the way - the short Robert Duvall cut is wonderfully authentic - reminded me of his movie Tender Mercies and his work in The Apostle. - cheers
My beef with the release was the actually production quality of the cuts, which is somewhat shocking when one considers T-Bone's excellent track record. His Brother Were Art Thou sound track, and the Down From the Mountain DVD/sound track - were amazing and almost seamless in the blends of older recordings with newer tracks. The Bridges cuts were murky and blurred - perhaps to capture the essence of the movie, but to the detriment of the overall recording. The track separation was simplistic, not affording any true depth or complexity to the listener. If you are use to compressed MP3 tracks through semi-good ear pods, then this criticism will mean little, but if you enjoy music for both content and presentation, you might find this recording a bit disappointing - hence the 4 stars - By the way - the short Robert Duvall cut is wonderfully authentic - reminded me of his movie Tender Mercies and his work in The Apostle. - cheers
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