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Deadwood: Music From HBO Original Series | 
 enlarge | Artist: Various Artists
Label: Home Box Office (HBO)
Category: Music
List Price: $13.98
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Rating:  19 reviews
Sales Rank: 3809
Format: Explicit Lyrics, Soundtrack
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 4.9 x 0.4
MPN: 000401202
UPC: 075021036727
EAN: 0075021036727
ASIN: B00076YPUI
Release Date: February 8, 2005
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| Tracks:
| • | No Law - Clell Watson | | • | Theme From Deadwood - David Schwartz | | • | In Life - Al Swearengen | | • | Hog Of The Forsaken - Michael Hurley | | • | Will The Circle Be Unbroken - June Carter Cash | | • | Go To Hell - Wild Bill Hickok | | • | Old Friend - Lyle Lovett | | • | Creek Lullaby - Margaret | | • | Row, Row, Row Your Boat - Calamity Jane | | • | Iguazu - Gustavo Santaolalla | | • | Pardon My French - Al Swearengen | | • | Stars And Stripes Forever - Jelly Roll Morton | | • | God And Man - Sonny Terry | | • | Fallen From Grace - Mark Lee Scott | | • | Native Funeral - Johnny Klimek | | • | Who? Wu?! - Al Swearengen | | • | Snake Baked A Hoecake - Barbara | | • | High Fever Blues - Bukka White | | • | Twisted Little Man - Michael J. Sheehy | | • | Next Round's On The House - Al Swearengen | | • | Arriving In Deadwood - Michael Brook | | • | Farther Along - Mississippi John Hurt | | • | There's Blood - Al Swearengen |
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| Editorial Reviews:
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The West of veteran TV writer/Deadwoodcreator David Milch is as grim as it is gritty, sprinkled with salty dialogue and punctuated by sudden brutality and raw sexuality. The original soundtrack cues by composer David Schwartz (represented here by his evocative show theme), Michael Brook and Reinhold Heil and Johnny Klimek play off that vision with often stark rootsiness. But it's the series' rich slate of songs -- choices whose inventiveness often rivals that of The Sopranos -- that consistently reinforce its all-too-human drama, if not the crusty veneer. This collection gathers the best songs from the series' first season, coloring the milieu with evocative hillbilly romps like Michael Hurley's "Hog of the Forsaken" and the a capella grace of Margaret's Native American "Creek Lullaby." But the collection's musical eclecticism stretches far beyond mere genre concerns, variously encompassing the nascent jazz of Jelly Roll Morton (a rollicking "Stars and Stripes Forever"), Delta blues of Bukka White and Mississippi John Hurt and even Gustavo Santaolalla's hypnotic Brazilian fretwork. But the collection's country and folk-tinged performances are its most resonant, whether invoking earthy traditions (the gospel fervor of the late June Carter Cash's "Will the Circle Be Unbroken," Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee's more heretical "God and Man") or more contemporary stylings like Lyle Lovett's "Old Friend" and the gentle "Twisted Little Man" by Michael J. Sheehy. --Jerry McCulley
Album Description
Music from the critically acclaimed HBO Series Deadwood featuring American roots music from an eclectic mix of artists ranging from Lyle Lovett to June Carter Cash with full dialog excerpts from some of your favorite moments. Deadwood: The Complete First Season available now on DVD.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Fine Americana August 1, 2008
Jennifer Lee (Central Florida)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This CD really grew on me. When I listened to it for the first couple of times, I liked it okay, enjoyed the snippets of dialogue, but wasn't overwhelmed. Then a couple days later I punched it up on my iPod to listen to on my morning commute. And I can't seem to stop listening to it. The songs flow so gorgeously into one another that they create a great aural picture of America.
I guess it's too much to hope for a second and third volume of this CD, to incorporate the songs from the other two seasons. But if there were, I'd buy them in a heartbeat.
 If you miss Deadwood... July 13, 2008
Michael S. Gocinski (Bel Air, Maryland)
If you miss Deadwood then this CD will cheer you up. Here's hoping there's some new Deadwood in our future.
Deadwood review December 28, 2007
L. Smith (Chico, CA USA)
My husband & I are huge Deadwood fans. We put this CD on both our ipods. We only wish there was more than one. Use headphones it's definitely not for youngsters.
Excellent, but not for the narrow minded November 22, 2007
Roger Strutton (Assens Denmark)
This is a review from Denmark, where we can pick up Deadwood from Swedish TV. Being English and a lover of westerns, it's great to see a series that is not about Housewives, CSIs, and Bones. Anyway this is a great album with some very long, some short, cowboy, country and western music plus the blues. In between we have dialogue from the series and it is Deadwood language. My living room is blue with every other word and I love it. This is one album my Mother would not want in her apartment. Nearly all the cast does some singing plus some authentic C/W artists. This is a thoroughly entertining album just like the Deadwood series.
Wonderful music - well worth owning September 15, 2007
Terry Weiss (Corvallis, OR United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The music for Deadwood is outstanding! Unlike most television, which uses "mood music" to telegraph actions (can we not all figure out that something dreadful is about to happen?) Deadwood avoids that trite pap and uses one superb song at the end of each episode. Whoever chooses the music has a real ear for what fits and for music generally. This is not schlock. This is not crap. This is real music, performed by people who can play their instruments and sing - not only on key, but musically. We would recommend this cd unconditionally - and we rarely feel able to do that. Enjoy!
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