Because of Winn-Dixie [Soundtrack] [Import] [PR]

Rachel Portman （Nettwerk Records）

CD
発売日：2004年12月27日(月)

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Opal's Blues - The Be Good Tanyas
I've Gotta See You Smile - Leigh Nash
Someday Somehow - The Beu Sisters
Sunflower - Alice Peacock
Splish Splash - Adam Schlesinger and James Iha
The Clapping Song - Shirley Ellis
Won't Give In - The Finn Brothers
Cabaret - Emmylou Harris
Fly - Shawn Colvin
Glory Glory - Patrinell Wright & Gloria Smith
Tree of Wrongs (score) - Rachel Portman
Opal's Theme (score) - Rachel Portman
Ten Things (score) - Rachel Portman

レビュー (Amazon)
Winn-Dixie is a dog, the shaggy, adopted best friend of 10-year-old Opal (AnnaSophia Robb), a lonely little girl abandoned by her mother and largely neglected by her preacher father. Though director Wayne Wang's film also features a promising character turn by pop star Dave Matthews, its soundtrack revolves around a core of bright, Southern-inflected performances by female singer-songwriters. The folksy "Opal's Blues" by Vancouver's Be Good Tanyas, sprightly "I've Gotta See You Smile" by Sixpence None the Richer founder Leigh Nash and an inviting contribution from Alice Peacock anchor that sunny mood, while contributions from country legend Emmylou Harris and veteran Shawn Colvin (the lovely new "Fly") eventually turn it gently bittersweet. Ex-Smashing Pumpkin James Iha and indie notable Adam Schlesinger team for a remake of Bobby Darin's "Splish, Splash" that's as fun as it is unlikely, while the Finn Brothers offer up a warm standout from their 2004 reunion. The underscore excerpts by English composer Rachel Portman round out the album, infusing her ever-delicate sensibilities with graceful, elegiac folk touches. --Jerry McCulley