Black Snake Moan Soundtrack
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Black Snake Moan tells a tale of love, betrayal, sex, and salvation. The film takes place in Memphis, Tennessee, and the local blues music from the area is a central part of the movie. The soundtrack includes some classic and current blues artists including Son House, R.L. Burnside and the singing debut of Samuel L. Jackson. While the Black Snake Moan soundtrack presents the best musical moments of the movie, as a stand-alone document its sixteen tracks weave together a raw depiction of today's North Mississippi scene: a little bit country and a little bit rock 'n' roll, both built on a bedrock of primitive blues.
"Moan's blues-heavy soundtrack is terrific" - People Magazine
...the Black Keys break out big beat whump, R.L. Burnside brings subdermal drone, and Jesse Mae Hemphills 'Standing In My Doorway Crying' simply breaks your heart. - Spin
Features:
Premium HQ-180g Vinyl Pressing
Pressed at RTI
Musicians:
Scott Bomar, Son House, Samuel L. Jackson, The Black Keys, Jessie Mae Hemphill, Bobby Rush, Precious Bryant, John Doe, Outrageous Cherry, R.L. Burnside
Selections:
Side One:
1. Opening Theme - Scott Bomar
2. Ain't But One Kind of Blues - Son House
3. Just Like a Bird Without a Feather - Samuel L. Jackson
4. When the Lights Go Out - The Black Keys
5. Standing in My Doorway Crying - Jessie Mae Hemphill
6. Chicken Heads - Bobby Rush
7. Black Snake Moan - Samuel L. Jackson
8. Morning Train - Precious Bryant
Side Two
1. The Losing Kind - John Doe
2. Lord Have Mercy on Me - Outrageous Cherry
3. Ronnie and Rae's Theme - Scott Bomar
4. The Chain - Scott Bomar
5. Alice Mae - Samuel L. Jackson
6. Stackolee - Samuel L. Jackson
7. Old Black Mattie - R.L. Burnside
8. That's Where the Blues Started - Son House
Black Snake Moan tells a tale of love, betrayal, sex, and salvation. The film takes place in Memphis, Tennessee, and the local blues music from the area is a central part of the movie. The soundtrack includes some classic and current blues artists including Son House, R.L. Burnside and the singing debut of Samuel L. Jackson. While the Black Snake Moan soundtrack presents the best musical moments of the movie, as a stand-alone document its sixteen tracks weave together a raw depiction of today's North Mississippi scene: a little bit country and a little bit rock 'n' roll, both built on a bedrock of primitive blues.
"Moan's blues-heavy soundtrack is terrific" - People Magazine
...the Black Keys break out big beat whump, R.L. Burnside brings subdermal drone, and Jesse Mae Hemphills 'Standing In My Doorway Crying' simply breaks your heart. - Spin
Features:
Premium HQ-180g Vinyl Pressing
Pressed at RTI
Musicians:
Scott Bomar, Son House, Samuel L. Jackson, The Black Keys, Jessie Mae Hemphill, Bobby Rush, Precious Bryant, John Doe, Outrageous Cherry, R.L. Burnside
Selections:
Side One:
1. Opening Theme - Scott Bomar
2. Ain't But One Kind of Blues - Son House
3. Just Like a Bird Without a Feather - Samuel L. Jackson
4. When the Lights Go Out - The Black Keys
5. Standing in My Doorway Crying - Jessie Mae Hemphill
6. Chicken Heads - Bobby Rush
7. Black Snake Moan - Samuel L. Jackson
8. Morning Train - Precious Bryant
Side Two
1. The Losing Kind - John Doe
2. Lord Have Mercy on Me - Outrageous Cherry
3. Ronnie and Rae's Theme - Scott Bomar
4. The Chain - Scott Bomar
5. Alice Mae - Samuel L. Jackson
6. Stackolee - Samuel L. Jackson
7. Old Black Mattie - R.L. Burnside
8. That's Where the Blues Started - Son House