ノンストップ・ガール

1. Mercy Mercy
2. Release Me (And Let Love In)
3. Wichita Lineman
4. Folsom Prison Blues
5. Hello Walls
6. Donna
7. Rueda De Fuego (Ring Of Fire)
8. Bliss/Spokes
9. How Do You Know You've Gone Too Far
10. Empty Home
11. Snake Magic
12. TBO
13. Chasing Carri
14. It Was Me
15. Tested To The Limit/Spiritual Vigil
16. A Glimpse
17. Texas
18. Untitled
19. Grampy
20. Shape Shifting
21. Jealous
22. Still Committed
23. This Is What You Do
24. El Morro

発売日：2000年4月25日(火)
レーベル：Chapter III Records

レビュー (Amazon)
This is essentially two soundtracks in one. The first seven tracks collect seminal R&B, country, and pop tracks from the late 1950s to early 1960s. You simply cannot go wrong with Don Covay & the Goodtimers' "Mercy, Mercy" (once covered by the Rolling Stones, among others) or Johnny Cash's legendary jailbird anthem, "Folsom Prison Blues" (recorded live at Folsom Prison). Or Glen Campbell's countrypolitan cover "Wichita Lineman." Or...you get the idea.

The soundtrack's second part is in many ways even more impressive. Giant Sand's Joey Burns and John Covertino once took advantage of their band's downtime with the side project Calexico. But Calexico has taken on a life of its own, with a recommended recent new release, Hot Rail, and these 16 tracks, which are mostly atmospheric incidental music ("Bliss / Spokes") that sounds like someone carefully walking over creaky floorboards with twangy guitar and occasional Tex-Mex rhythm. Calexico perfectly mirror that dusty, lazing in the hot desert sun, border town sound their name implies. --Rob O'Connor