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Ry Cooder
Released 1995

No Quiero (Album Version)
02:45
9 plays

Goose And Lucky (Album Version)
01:40
8 plays

The Border: Across The Borderline
03:04
797 plays

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- 1
- Paris, Texas: Paris, Texas
- 02:54
- 742 plays

- 2
- Southern Comfort: Theme From Southern Comfort (Previously Unreleased)
- 03:45
- 115 plays

- 3
- Alamo Bay: Theme From Alamo Bay
- 05:08
- 490 plays

- 4
- The Border: Across The Borderline
- 03:04
- 797 plays

- 5
- The Border: Highway 23
- 01:56
- 400 plays

- 6
- Streets of Fire: Bomber Bash (Previously Unreleased)
- 04:02
- 599 plays

- 7
- Blue City: Greenhouse
- 03:37
- 427 plays

- 8
- Blue City: Nice Bike
- 01:35
- 345 plays

- 9
- Johnny Handsome: I Like Your Eyes
- 02:25
- 47 plays

- 11
- Crossroads: See You In Hell, Blind Boy
- 02:10
- 559 plays

- 12
- Crossroads: Feelin' Bad Blues
- 04:14
- 2,380 plays

- 15
- Crossroads: Viola Lee Blues
- 03:10
- 403 plays

- 16
- The Long Riders: The Long Riders
- 03:14
- 464 plays

- 17
- The Long Riders: Archie's Funeral (Hold To God's Unchanging Hand)
- 02:41
- 302 plays

- 18
- The Long Riders: Jesse James
- 05:04
- 314 plays

- 19
- Tresspass: King Of The Street
- 01:54
- 30 plays

- 20
- Johnny Handsome: Sunny's Tune
- 02:10
- 40 plays

- 21
- The Border: No Quiero
- 04:16
- 338 plays

- 22
- Johnny Handsome: Cruising With Rafe
- 01:04
- 277 plays

- 23
- Alamo Bay: Klan Meeting
- 02:02
- 223 plays

- 24
- Johnny Handsome: I Can't Walk This Time/The Prestige
- 03:10
- 270 plays

- 25
- Tresspass: East St. Louis
- 03:16
- 282 plays

- 26
- Tresspass: Goose And Lucky
- 02:42
- 231 plays

- 27
- Geronimo, An American Legend: Goyakla Is Coming
- 05:05
- 253 plays

- 29
- Paris, Texas: Cancion Mixteca
- 04:14
- 244 plays

- 30
- The Border: Maria
- 00:52
- 382 plays

- 31
- Geronimo, An American Legend: Bound For Canaan (Sieber & Davis)
- 01:29
- 205 plays

- 32
- Geronimo, An American Legend: Bound For Canaan (The 6th Cavalry)
- 01:37
- 187 plays

- 33
- Geronimo, An American Legend: Train To Florida
- 09:22
- 269 plays

- 34
- Paris, Texas: Houston In Two Seconds
- 02:02
- 248 plays

- 35
- King Of The Street (Album Version)
- 03:59
- 20 plays

- 36
- Sunny's Tune (Album Version)
- 02:57
- 23 plays

- 37
- No Quiero (Album Version)
- 02:45
- 9 plays

- 38
- Cruising With Rafe (Album Version)
- 03:03
- 17 plays

- 39
- Klan Meeting (Album Version)
- 02:49
- 16 plays

- 40
- I Can't Walk This Time/The Prestige (Album Version)
- 06:50
- 15 plays

- 41
- East St. Louis (Album Version)
- 02:03
- 12 plays

- 42
- Goose And Lucky (Album Version)
- 01:40
- 8 plays

- 43
- Goyakla Is Coming (Album Version)
- 01:10
- 10 plays

- 44
- Cancion Mixteca (Album Version)
- 04:16
- 11 plays

- 45
- Canoes Upstream (Album Version)
- 01:10
- 20 plays

- 46
- Maria (Album Version)
- 00:51
- 41 plays

- 47
- Bound For Canaan (Sieber & Davis) (Album Version) (Sieber & Davis Album Version)
- 01:29
- 14 plays

- 48
- Bound For Canaan (The 6th Calvary) (Album Version) (The 6th Calvary Album Version)
- 01:37
- 4 plays

- 49
- Train To Florida (Album Version)
- 09:28
- 12 plays

- 50
- Houston In Two Seconds (Album Version)
- 02:02
- 10 plays

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album review

Since he's a limited vocalist with erratic songwriting skills, one could justifiably argue that the soundtrack medium is the best vehicle for Ry Cooder's talents, allowing him to construct eclectic, chiefly instrumental pieces drawing upon all sorts of roots music and ethnic flavors (often, but not always, employing his excellent blues and slide guitar). This two-CD, 34-song compilation gathers excerpts from 11 of the soundtracks he worked on between 1980 and 1993 (three of the cuts, from the 1981 film Southern Comfort, are previously unreleased). As few listeners (even Cooder fans) are dedicated enough to go to the trouble of finding all of his individual soundtracks, this is a good distillation of many of his more notable contributions in this idiom, although it inevitably leaves out some fine moments. Still, it's well programmed and evocative, often conjuring visions of ghostly landscapes and funky border towns. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide