Product DescriptionThe Limited Deluxe Edition has directed more than 23 songs (additional 7 titles), including all original songs in the film by Jeff Bridges and Colin Farrell, “The Weary Children” played by Ryan Bingham (the title song heard in the trailer for the film and closing) and music in the film by Waylon Jennings, Lucinda Williams, Buck Owens, Sam Phillips and many more worth seeing. It is packaged in a digipack with a special 12-page booklet with notes, words and pictures. The soundtrack was the cooperation of 10-time Grammy Award T Bone Burnett. Burnett, who co-produced the soundtrack with the guitarist and songwriter Stephen Bruton. Synopsis A four-time Oscar ® nominee Jeff Bridges stars as richly comic, half tragic, romantic anti-hero Blake Bath, a hard life produced broken country singer who has had too many weddings, too many years on the road and many Beverage use too often. Nevertheless bath can t help, but that for the s. .. More>>
Crazy Heart: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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If you are a fan of Americana is Country / Blues, whatever you want to call it – the Deluxe Edition a must-have. I do not usually soundtrack album, but if the plant was published without his film (which is fantastic and BTW), I’d be perfectly happy with this purchase. Standouts include “Somebody Else”, instrumental, including his former – Texas blues great work and Lucinda Williams on “Joy” is a knock-down drag Saloon Encore Anthem. Everyone here says it well – and you want to see this movie! Rating: 5 / 5
The soundtrack luxury “Crazy Heart” is very pleasant. I’m a fan of Jeff Bridges almost nothing, and it lives the soul songs of his character. “Somebody Else,” “I Do not Know” traps and flies “are my favorites. Colin Farrell, another non-singer, is big on” Gone, Gone, Gone. “I’m not a regular buyer of country music, but I enjoy when a musical has – good tunes and general texts. I took it to George Jones and Waylon Jennings, and the selection of Townes Van Zandt. It is a great addition to my collection of music – I heard all day! Rating: 5 / 5
Love this album, great mix of old and new music. Saw the film last weekend and the achievements are remarkable. Rating: 5 / 5
T-Bone Burnett, the late Stephen Bruton, and the company has assembled a first-rate soundtrack. Most of the songs in styles from country, but there are ventures into blues and folk, too. I like the way new music is in the classic songs selected. There’s not a weak song ici.Parmi new titles, I agree with other reviewers that “gender Weary” is a very good song, but I think my favorite is “Fallin ‘& Flyin’.” It is simply a very rude not to, voice-of – experience nombre.Quant the older songs, we get classic Buck Owens, Kitty Wells, Townes Van Zandt, Waylon Jennings, and the Louvin Brothers and Delmore and a good choice Mighty Lightnin ‘Hopkins. Incroyable.Je is fair to say that Crazy Heart will appear as one of the best releases of 2010. It is hard to beat. Rating: 5 / 5
This is a great album. It is a blend of classic and new. I love Fallin ‘& Flyin’ and enter tired. Hard to Say I Love mieux.J I liked the music of Stephen Bruton, allows for a long time and its influence felt on this album. . . good music, while large lyrics.Mon one thing: Even though I know it’s a movie, music, and I’m sure why the voices of the new songs sound like they recorded in a theater instead of a studio. . . Nature of this shock. . . not as clear as they could be. I would have liked if they had given the guitar a step back and let the voices to shine a little more. This is not a reflection on a vote. It’s a small thing, and I absolutely love the album “Waiting for, and I’m not disappointed. Rating: 5 / 5