1. Texas Eagle - Earle, Steve [1]
2. Straight Highway - V-Roys
3. Faraway You - Marah
4. Vampire - Kennedy, Bap
5. Strange - Miller, Scott
6. White Lies - Knight, Cheri
7. Harlan Man - Earle, Steve [1]
8. The Mountain - Earle, Steve [1]
9. Amy 88 - Harrison, Mike
10. Mendocino - Sahm, Doug
11. I'm Still in Love with You - Earle, Steve [1]
12. Pilgram - Earle, Steve [1]
Amazon.com
This soundtrack serves as both a companion to Kenneth Lonergan's film and an introduction to the E-Squared Records roster. As such, it's a perfect primer for the imprint's uninitiated, but as it offers only previously released material, it's simply redundant for E-Squared devotees. The label, founded and run by roots-rock icon Steve Earle and his partner Ray Kennedy, uses the soundtrack to showcase the freshest horses in its stable. Earle himself is the prize thoroughbred, and the soundtrack is anchored by five cuts from The Mountain, his 1999 bluegrass foray with the Del McCoury Band. Two of these--the album-opening "Texas Eagle" and the Iris DeMent duet "I'm Still in Love with You"--are particular highlights. But the real winners are the dark horses: Bap Kennedy's reverb-soaked folk-rocker "Vampire," Cheri Knight's barroom-ready "White Lies," a diverse trio of songs from the now-defunct V-Roys, and especially Marah's raggedly infectious "Far Away You," drawn from that band's near-masterpiece 2000 album Kids in Philly. --Anders Smith-Lindall
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You Can Count on Me
- Audio CD: 0 pages (2000-11-07)
- Publisher: Artemis Records
- Label: Artemis Records
- Format: Soundtrack
- Studio: Artemis Records
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 27 reviews
- Sales Rank in Music: #122215
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: I wish, I wish 2005-08-23
Comment: The cellist who played the Bach in the movie, is Roman Borys, a top Canadian cellist. His interpretation of the 1st Suite is so gentle and melancholy that I rated this recording down because it isn't included on the CD. What a shame!
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Summary: excellent soundtack for an amazing movie 2005-07-26
Comment: the music to this movie is a perfect fit...but i'm not sure which song is playing when Terry and Rudy play the pool games for money, its got that amazing sound that reaches the pitch at the end of the scene...somebody help me out!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: What about this peice ? some one must know !!!! 2004-06-10
Comment: I'm trying to track down the peice that play's just after Sammy cuts her leg. It plays over a montage of scene's which starts with Sammy getting ready for bed, Terry smoking out of a window while its raining, and Bryan coming into work to find his desktop computer has been 'altered'. anyone got any ideas ?
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: Likely Yo Yo Ma 2004-02-15
Comment: The Bach Piece is Suite 1, S 1007 in G major, the prelude -- also likely the same version used in "Master and Commander". "You can count on Me" is one of my favorite movies. Both Mark Ruffalo and Laura Linney are two of America's best actors. Laura Linney is prettier.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Summary: What about this song?? 2004-01-05
Comment: Anybody know the name of the song played at the very end of the movie, when the brother and the sister are saying goodbye to each other, when she is crying and asking him what he is going to do with his life? Right before he enters the bus... I would LOVE to listen to it again but I can't find it anywhere...
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You Can Count on Me
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