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Deadwood: Music From The HBO Original Series (Parental Advisory),Various Artists

- Deadwood: Music From The HBO Original Series (Parental Advisory)
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Various Artists
Released 2005

God And Man
03:46
855 plays

Theme From Deadwood
01:34
841 plays

Entering Deadwood
01:11
690 plays

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songs

- 1
- No Law
- 00:05
- 305 plays

- 2
- Theme From Deadwood
- 01:34
- 841 plays

- 3
- In Life
- 00:25
- 645 plays

- 4
- Hog Of The Forsaken
- 03:28
- 654 plays

- 5
- Will The Circle Be Unbroken
- 04:05
- 479 plays

- 6
- Go To Hell
- 00:39
- 467 plays

- 7
- Old Friend
- 03:13
- 481 plays

- 8
- Creek Lullaby
- 00:51
- 315 plays

- 9
- Row Row Row Your Boat
- 00:26
- 308 plays

- 10
- Iguazu
- 04:43
- 1,562 plays

- 11
- Pardon My French
- 00:16
- 149 plays

- 12
- Stars And Stripes Forever
- 01:15
- 341 plays

- 13
- God And Man
- 03:46
- 855 plays

- 14
- Fallen From Grace
- 02:55
- 626 plays

- 15
- Indian Funeral
- 01:27
- 402 plays

- 16
- Who?, Wu?!
- 00:36
- 504 plays

- 17
- Snake Baked A Hoe Cake
- 00:51
- 373 plays

- 18
- High Fever Blues
- 02:47
- 321 plays

- 19
- Twisted Little Man
- 03:53
- 414 plays

- 20
- Next Round's On The House
- 00:29
- 410 plays

- 21
- Entering Deadwood
- 01:11
- 690 plays

- 22
- Farther Along
- 03:42
- 344 plays

- 23
- There's Blood
- 00:11
- 156 plays

album review

The soundtrack to HBO's award-winning western series is as mischievous and grim as the town that serves as its namesake. Composer David Schwartz (Northern Exposure) provides the rousing title sequence with a theme that blends classic cowboy motifs with spooky bits of worldbeat flavor that reflect Deadwood's multi-cultural locals and hellfire and brimstone proselytizing. Like The Sopranos, modern songs rarely occur before the closing credits, so the producers have integrated audio clips from some of the town's most creative and colorful orators -- mainly Al Swearangen whose electric vocabulary reflects the prefix of his last name -- to fill in the gaps. For the most part, Deadwood plays like a country-folk jukebox with a little piano blues thrown in for good measure, but there are notable highlights including Michael Hurley's amiable "Hog of the Forsaken," the late June Carter Cash's gorgeous and sparse rendition of "Will the Circle Be Unbroken" and Lyle Lovett's "Old Friend," a song that poignantly followed the death of one of the show's central figureheads Wild Bill Hickock. [The soundtrack is also available in a Clean Version that omits all of the "offending" sound bytes.] ~ James Christopher Monger, All Music Guide