Country Bears Haley Joel Osment Diedrich Bader Candy Ford James Gammon Brad Garrett Mitchell Amundsen George Bowers Seth Flaum Mark Perez

Country Bears [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Haley Joel Osment、Diedrich Bader、Candy Ford、James Gammon、Brad Garrett、Mitchell Amundsen、George Bowers、Seth Flaum、Mark Perez （Walt Disney Records）

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発売日：2002年7月23日(火)

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Let It Ride - John Hiatt
Where Nobody Knows My Name - John Hiatt
Can Love Stand The Test - Don Henley & Bonnie Raitt
The Kid In You - Krystal Marie Harris
I'm Only In It For The Money - Brian Setzer '68 Comeback Special w/ Stephen Root
Kick It Into Gear - Jennifer Paige
Straight To The Heart of Love - John Hiatt w/ E.G. Daily, Colin Hay, Don Henley, Bonnie Raitt
Bear Mountain Hop - Bela Fleck
Just The Goin' - John Hiatt
Where Nobody Knows My Name (Reprise) - E.G. Daily
So You Want To Be A Rock 'n' Roll Star - The Byrds
Friends - Elton John
Bearly Home - Chris Young
Nylon Hymn - Chris Young

レビュー (Amazon)
The movie may not have bared its teeth at the box office, but that's no reason for the soundtrack to slip into early hibernation, especially considering the musical talent lining The Country Bears' den. Singer-songwriter John Hiatt owns this disc--cover him in fur, blacken his nose, and fiddle with his incisors a bit and it might as well be him peering back at you from the cover art. In addition to performing four of 14 tracks, the live "Straight to the Heart of Love" with Don Henley and Bonnie Raitt included, Hiatt wrote eight of these tunes. On a couple, you'd never guess it: Krystal Marie Harris's "The Kid in You" matches Stevie Wonder-like funk with stylish new-school R&B, and Jennifer Paige grinds out pop power on "Kick It into Gear." Hiatt contributions aside, Bela Fleck brilliantly plucks his way to "Bear Mountain Top," while the Byrds classic "So You Want to be a Rock 'n' Roll Star" and Elton John's sincerity-drenched "Friends" round out the offerings. Few soundtracks are as solidly built, track for track, especially in the G-rated sector. --Tammy La Gorce