Cover of O Sister, Where Art Thou?

O Sister, Where Art Thou?

Various Artists

2002

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Tracklist 40 tracks, 2:21:25

Disc 1

  1. 1When God Dips His Pen of Love in My Heart4:27
  2. 2Baby, Now That I’ve Found You3:49
  3. 3If I Could Only Win Your Love2:35
  4. 4My Tennessee Mountain Home3:29
  5. 5Cash on the Barrelhead3:07
  6. 6Down at the Twist and Shout3:07
  7. 7The Boys Are Back in Town2:34
  8. 8Love Has No Pride3:48
  9. 9Cathy’s Clown3:02
  10. 10Sand and Water4:07
  11. 11Mountain Fern4:15
  12. 12Blue Bayou3:52
  13. 13Every Day I Write the Book3:27
  14. 14TB Blues3:27
  15. 15Baby Don’t You Know3:18
  16. 16When My Morning Comes Around3:49
  17. 17A Soft Place to Fall3:52
  18. 18From a Distance4:11
  19. 19Love Can Build a Bridge3:51
  20. 20Fields of Gold4:41

Disc 2

  1. 1I’ve Just Seen a Face2:23
  2. 2My Dixie Darlin’2:30
  3. 3Man of Constant Sorrow3:33
  4. 4You Don’t Love Me Anymore4:09
  5. 5Go Back3:58
  6. 6Promise You Anything2:42
  7. 7Big Boned Gal3:09
  8. 8Girls With Guitars3:14
  9. 9My Baby Loves Me2:35
  10. 10Penny to My Name3:38
  11. 11Trouble in the Fields4:36
  12. 12Wayfarin’ Stranger3:49
  13. 13Sleepy Little Sailor3:29
  14. 14The Dark End of the Street3:26
  15. 15The Littlelest Birds4:07
  16. 16Is the Grass Any Bluer2:44
  17. 17West Virginia, My Home4:31
  18. 18Wind and Rain3:21
  19. 19Leaving This Land3:39
  20. 20I Will Always Love You3:04

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Rated 10/10

One of those albums that you can't help singing along with, and their version of the old Child ballad "Man of Constant Sorrow" is just an earworm. This is a soundtrack that I can enjoy apart from the film, steeping myself in the rustic and poor American experience of a century past. The closer, "Angel Band", is unquestionably the most powerful and moving song on the album, a lovely meditation on death and what comes after.