- Shake My Soul
- Few And Far Between
- There You Are
- So Young
- What'd I Say
- Beyond The Blue
- Completely
- Grow Young With You
- Rowdy Booty Time
- Only You (And You Alone)
- Let It Slip Away
- Just Might Change Your Life
- That's The Beat Of A Heart
発売日:2000年4月18日(火)
レーベル:RCA
レビュー (Amazon)This is exactly the kind of soundtrack you'd expect to complement a movie that takes a humorous if sentimental look at the power of love and friendship. Natalie Portman, Ashley Judd, Stockard Channing, and Joan Cusack star in the film and they have musical counterparts in Beth Nielsen Chapman, Martina McBride, and teen blues star Shannon Curfman. All tracks are manicured performances high in cinematic gloss and often enveloped in swooning strings or other effects of grandeur. It's only appropriate then that a stylist as accomplished as Lyle Lovett would smooth over Ray Charles's "What'd I Say," and that eternal studio pro and road veteran John Hiatt would contribute the workmanlike R&B-influenced "Let It Slip Away." One sure surprise is Joan Osborne's collaboration with Tommy Sims for the hip-hop-R&B of "Rowdy Booty Time." Most successful is Emmylou Harris and Patty Griffin's duet of "Beyond the Blue," on which their complementary voices merge with a subdued rhythm track for one of the soundtrack's few inspired moments.
--Rob O'Connor