Album Info Hide Show Artist: Various Album: From Dusk Till Dawn (Music From The Motion Picture) Released: Europe, 23 Feb 2012 Tracklist: A1 George Clooney – Everybody Be Cool Written-By [Dialogue] – Quentin Tarantino A2 The Blasters – Dark Night Producer – Jeff Eyrich Written-By – Dave Alvin A3 ZZ Top – Mexican Blackbird Producer – Bill Ham Written-By – Gibbons, Hill, Beard A4 Jon Wayne – Texas Funeral Producer – David Vaught Written-By – David Vaught A5 The Mavericks – Foolich Heart Producer – Don Cook, Raul Malo Written-By – Evan York, Raul Malo A6 Juliette Lewis & Quentin Tarantino – Would You Do Me A Favour Written-By [Dialogue] – Quentin Tarantino A7 Jimmie Vaughan – Dengue Woman Blues Engineer – Chris Minto Producer – Jimmie Vaughan Written-By – Jimmie Vaughan A8 The Leftovers – Torquay Engineer – Joel Soyffer Mixed By – Joel Soyffer, Robert Rodriguez Producer – Robert Rodriguez, Tito Larriva Written-By – George Tomsco A9 ZZ Top – She’s Just Killing Me Engineer – Joe Hardy Mixed By – Joe Hardy Producer – Bill Ham, Billy F Gibbons Written-By – Gibbons, Hill, Beard B1 Cheech Marin – Chet’s Speech Written-By [Dialogue] – Quentin Tarantino B2 Tito And Tarantula – Angry Cockroaches (Cucarachas Enojadas) Backing Vocals [Background Vocals] – Robert Rodriguez, Tito Larriva Engineer – Joel Soyffer, Mark Goldenberg Mixed By – Joel Soyffer, Robert Rodriguez Producer – Mark Goldenberg, Tito Larriva Written-By – Peter Atanasoff, Tito Larriva B3 Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double trouble – Mary Had A Little Lamb Producer – Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double trouble Written-By – Buddy Guy B4 Tito And Tarantula – After Dark Engineer – Joel Soyffer, Mark Goldenberg Mixed By – Joel Soyffer, Robert Rodriguez Producer – Mark Goldenberg, Robert Rodriguez, Tito Larriva Written-By – Steven Huffsteder, Tito Larriva B5 Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double trouble – Willie The Wimp (And His Cadillac Coffin) Producer – Stevie Ray Vaughan And Double trouble Written-By – Bill Carter , Ruth Ellen Ellsworth B6 Tom Savini – Kill The Band Written-By [Dialogue] – Quentin Tarantino B7 Graeme Revell – Mexican Standoff Producer – Graeme Revell Written-By – Graeme Revell B8 Graeme Revell – Sex Machine Attacks Producer – Graeme Revell Written-By – Graeme Revell Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . 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The soundtrack not only complements the film’s atmospheric and often intense scenes but also stands on its own as a compelling collection of music that captures the spirit of the movie’s borderlands setting. The album kicks off with “Everybody Be Cool,” a dialogue snippet from the film that sets the tone for the unconventional and edgy nature of the soundtrack. This leads into “Dark Night” by The Blasters, a high-energy rockabilly track that immediately immerses the listener in the film’s gritty, adrenaline-fueled world. One of the standout tracks is “After Dark” by Tito & Tarantula, a sultry, Latin-infused rock song that plays during one of the film’s most iconic scenes in the Titty Twister bar. The song’s hypnotic rhythm and seductive guitar work perfectly capture the scene’s tense and sensual atmosphere, making it a memorable moment in both the film and the soundtrack. “Willie the Wimp (And His Cadillac Coffin)” by Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble showcases the soundtrack’s blues influences, with Vaughan’s masterful guitar work and powerful vocals bringing a sense of depth and emotion to the album. The track’s inclusion highlights the film’s connection to Texas and the Southwestern United States, both in setting and in musical heritage. “Dengue Woman Blues” by Jimmie Vaughan adds a raw, gritty blues number to the mix, featuring haunting guitar riffs and a laid-back groove that contrasts with the album’s more energetic tracks. The instrumental piece evokes the film’s darker, more atmospheric moments, contributing to the soundtrack’s diverse musical landscape. The inclusion of “Mexican Blackbird” by ZZ Top and “She’s Just Killing Me” adds a touch of Southern rock and blues-rock to the soundtrack, further emphasizing the film’s Tex-Mex and cross-border influences. These tracks, with their catchy riffs and driving rhythms, add a sense of fun and irreverence that echoes the film’s blend of horror and comedy. The soundtrack also features traditional Mexican music, including “Mariachi Suite” by Los Lobos, which adds an authentic cultural dimension to the album. This track, with its vibrant mariachi arrangement, reflects the film’s setting and the cultural crossroads at the heart of the story. In conclusion, “From Dusk Till Dawn: Music From The Motion Picture” is a dynamic and eclectic soundtrack that captures the essence of the film’s genre-blending style. The diverse collection of songs not only serves to enhance the cinematic experience but also stands as a compelling compilation of music in its own right. The soundtrack’s blend of rock, blues, country, and Latin music reflects the film’s unique atmosphere and setting, making it an essential listen for fans of the movie and for those who appreciate a diverse and engaging musical experience. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review