Elizabethtown, Vol. 1 (2005) (Tom Petty/Elton John/Wheat/Ryan Adams)

Product Summary UPC: 00828767141022 Release Date: 9/13/2005 Buy.com Sku: 64005179 Item#: M2K3G5 Buy.com Sales Rank: 24793 Format:  CD Song Listing Disc 1 Song Title Sample 1. 60B (Etown Theme) - Nancy Wilson ~ Original Soundtrack 2. It'll All Work Out - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers ~ Original Soundtrack 3. My Father's Gun - Elton John ~ Original Soundtrack 4. IO (This Time Around) - Hellen Stellar ~ Original Soundtrack 5. Come Pick Me Up - Ryan Adams ~ Original Soundtrack 6. Where To Begin - My Morning Jacket ~ Original Soundtrack 7. Long Ride Home - Patty Griffin ~ Original Soundtrack 8. Sugar Blue - Jeff Finlin ~ Original Soundtrack 9. Don't I Hold You - Wheat ~ Original Soundtrack 10. Shut Us Down - Lindsey Buckingham ~ Original Soundtrack 11. Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out) - The Hombres ~ Original Soundtrack 12. Hard Times - Eastmountainsouth ~ Original Soundtrack 13. Jesus Was A Crossmaker - The Hollies ~ Original Soundtrack 14. Square One - Tom Petty ~ Original Soundtrack 15. Same In Any Language - I Nine ~ Original Soundtrack   Album Notes and Credits Notes & Personnel Info Music has always figured heavily into screenwriter/director Cameron Crowe's movies, and ELIZABETHTOWN is no exception. Produced by Crowe, the soundtrack to his 2005 film is filled with rustic tunes and emotive pop/rock. Nancy Wilson of Heart, who composed the movie's score and is the director's wife, opens the album with the lilting instrumental "60B (Etown Theme)," and other notable tracks include the dreamy "Where to Begin" by My Morning Jacket and the spare "Shut Us Down" by Lindsey Buckingham. Producer: Cameron Crowe (Compilation)   Associated Artists and Works California Dreams Original Soundtrack Original Soundtrack   Technical Info Release Date : 09/13/2005 Original Release Date : 2005 Catalog ID : 71410 Label : RCA Records (USA) Number of Discs : 1 Studio/Live : Studio Mono/Stereo : Stereo SPAR Code : n/a UPC : 00828767141022   Professional Reviews Rolling Stone (No. 985, p.78) - 3 out of 5 stars - "...[R]esembles a mix tape designed for driving through the film's Kentucky back roads...."    Product Image