FILM CREDITS
Music by Hans ZimmerMusic Supervisor: Kathy Nelson
Pathe Music Executive: Joachim H. Hansch
Music Editor: Laura Perlman
Music Recorded by Jay Rifkin
Solo Guitar: Pete Haycock
Music Coordinator: Blake Lewin
Music Recorded at Lillie Yard Studio, London
Hans Zimmer
Hans Zimmer
5m2 J.D. (0:51)
Hans Zimmer
5m3 The Hell With Texas (1:12)
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5m3X Happy Birthday Lady (0:45)
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5m4 Picking Up J.D. (0:41)
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5m5 Oilfields (0:58)
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Hans Zimmer
Hans Zimmer
8m7 Ride Of The FBI (0:59)
Hans Zimmer
8m8 Louise’s Theme (2:46)
Hans Zimmer
9m10 Giving Up (3:37)
Hans Zimmer
Hans Zimmer
10m11 EDIT Suck My Dick (1:39)
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11m12 Getting Out Of State (1:33)
Hans Zimmer
Hans Zimmer
11m14-15 Charged With Murder (3:00)
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11m17 Learning From TV (0:44)
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12m18 Chase (5:08)
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13m19 You’ve Always Been Crazy Part 1 (2:48)
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Hans Zimmer, John Van Tongeren
BOOKLET CREDITS
"Thelma & Louise End Title"
Written, Produced & Performed by Hans Zimmer & John Van Tongeren
Recorded at Lillie Yard Studio, London & Media Ventures, Santa Monica
"Thelma & Louise 2000 Concert Suite (Demo)"
Arranged by Geoff Zanelli
Music Composed, Produced & Performed by Hans Zimmer
Music Recorded by Jay Rifkin
Music Editor: Laura Perlman
Music Supervisor: Kathy Nelson
Pathe Music Executive: Joachim H. Hansch
Music Coordinator: Blake Lewin
Score Wrangler: Nico Golfar
Music Recorded at Lillie Yard Studio, London
Solo Guitar: Pete Haycock
Percussion, Congas, Shaker, Bass: Luis Jardim
Harmonica, Violin, Accordion: Graham Preskett
Drums: Charlie Morgan
Keyboards: Hans Zimmer
"Thelma & Louise End Title" Keyboards, Organ, Bass & Drum Programming: John Van Tongeren
Score Published by Pathe Entertainment Moviesongs, Inc. (BMI)
Album Produced for La-La Land Records by Stéphane Humez
Executive Producers for La-La Land Records: MV Gerhard & Matt Verboys
Album Edited, Remixed & Mastered by Maxime Marion
Production Assistance: Frank K. DeWald & Neil S. Bulk
Art Direction by Dan Goldwasser at Warm Butter Design
Liner Notes: Kaya Savas
Special Thanks: Hans Zimmer, Steven Kofsky, Jessica Gibson, Chuck Choi, Nolan Bacardi, Amir Halevi, Colby Donaldson, Cynthia Park, Nicole Jacob, Tom Addison & Everyone at Remote Control Productions, John Van Tongeren, Geoff Zanelli, Luis Jardim, Graham Preskett, Henning Lohner, Mike Matessino, Chris Malone, François Pheulpin, Amaury Sabau & Marc Miller
THE SCORE
01 – Going To Mexico (2:10)
02 – J.D. (0:50)
03 – The Hell With Texas – Happy Birthday Lady (1:51)
04 – Picking Up J.D. (0:41)
05 – Oilfields (0:58)
06 – Watching Him Go – Jimmy Pops The Question (3:04)
07 – Ride Of The FBI (0:58)
08 – Louise’s Theme (2:47)
09 – Giving Up (3:39)
10 – Getting Out Of State (1:33)
11 – Charged With Murder (3:02)
12 – Learning From TV (0:45)
13 – Chase- You’ve Always Been Crazy (10:20)
14 – Thelma & Louise End Titles (3:58)
BONUS TRACKS
15 – Thelma & Louise 2000 Concert Suite (Demo) (6:39)
16 – Thelma & Louise Main Title (Film Version) (2:20)
17 – Giving Up (Alternate) (3:39)
18 – Suck My Dick (Film Version) (1:39)
19 – I Got A Knack – Getting Out Of State (Film Version) (2:20)
20 – Charged With Murder (Film Version) (2:12)
ORIGINAL ALBUM TRACK
21 – Thunderbird (4:05)
"Thunderbird"
Written, Produced & Performed by Hans Zimmer
Executive Producers: Ridley Scott & Mimi Polk
Music Supervisors: Kathy Nelson
Mastered by Doug Saw at The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, CA
Special Thanks to: Jo Hansch, Kathy Codeman, Candice Hanson, Lori Froeling, Tim Neece, Sharona Sabbag, Sid Seidenberg, Richard Bishop, Peter Lopez, Perry Watts-Russell, Carlyne Majer, Nick Wechsler, Danny Heaps, Cary Burns, Kathleen Carey, David Anderle, Al Cafaro, Jerry Moss, Don Ienner, Dave Novik, Bud Tunnick, Candace Tobaben & Toi Moritomo
02 – Badlands – Charlie Sexton (5:35)
03 – House Of Hope – Toni Childs (4:51)
04 – I Can’t Untie You From Me – Grayson Hughs (5:01)
05 – Better Not Look Down – B.B. King (4:14)
06 – Little Honey – Kelly Willis (4:44)
07 – Kick The Stones – Chris Whitley (3:53)
08 – Wild Night – Martha Reeves (3:20)
09 – Tennessee Plates – Charlie Sexton (3:31)
10 – The Ballad Of Lucy Jordan – Marianne Faithful (4:09)
11 – Thunderbird (4:04)
Music Composed by Hans Zimmer
"End Titles": Hans Zimmer & John Van Tongeren
Produced for CD Release by Bruce Kimmel
Mastered by James Nelson
Special thanks to Joan Schulman, Esther Friedman, Lori Silfen, Dee Dee Dreyer, & everyone at MGM; Heather Barr
02 – JD (3:24)
03 – The Hell With Texas (1:13)
04 – Happy Birthday Lady – Picking Up JD – Oilfields (2:19)
05 – Watching Him Go – Ride Of The FBI (1:27)
06 – Louise’s Theme (2:46)
07 – Giving Up – Suck My Dick (3:39)
08 – Getting Out Of State (1:32)
09 – I Got A Knack (2:06)
10 – Charged With Murder (3:02)
11 – Learning From TV (0:46)
12 – Chase – You’ve Always Been Crazy (7:55)
13 – Thelma & Louise – End Credits (3:58)
14 – Bonus Track: Main Title (Film Version) (2:02)


So Expanded Thelma & Louise from La-La Land Records. Stephane, a Big thank you!!!!))))
Looks like a few titles are mixed up a bit… No biggie, though…
How so ?
If they are mixed up, it’s on this site.
So Expanded Thelma & Louise from La-La Land Records. Stephane, a Big thank you!!!!))))
Looks like a few titles are mixed up a bit… No biggie, though…
How so ?
If they are mixed up, it’s on this site.
I AM VERY INTERESTED IN THE DUPLICATE MUSIC I CAN”T UNTIE YOU IN THE MOVIE THELMA AND LOUISE. I KNOW THE ORIGINAL SONG IS BY GRAYSON HUGH BUT A DIFFERENT VERSION WAS PLAY IN THE SCENE BETWEEN THE SWIMMING POOL AND THE COFFEE SHOP. PLEASE RESPOND TO SUPERG5249@AOOL.COM. YOUR RESPOND WOULD BE REALLY APPRECIATED. THANK YOU.
I AM VERY INTERESTED IN THE DUPLICATE MUSIC I CAN”T UNTIE YOU IN THE MOVIE THELMA AND LOUISE. I KNOW THE ORIGINAL SONG IS BY GRAYSON HUGH BUT A DIFFERENT VERSION WAS PLAY IN THE SCENE BETWEEN THE SWIMMING POOL AND THE COFFEE SHOP. PLEASE RESPOND TO SUPERG5249@AOOL.COM. YOUR RESPOND WOULD BE REALLY APPRECIATED. THANK YOU.
^ This.
Aside from being an incredible film that gets overlooked, I think Zimmer did an impeccable job of crafting a score that tackles the depressing story without getting heavy handed and actually fun at points. Very similar to Rain Man in that regard. It’s a bit repetitive but it does suit the film great.
^ This.
Aside from being an incredible film that gets overlooked, I think Zimmer did an impeccable job of crafting a score that tackles the depressing story without getting heavy handed and actually fun at points. Very similar to Rain Man in that regard. It’s a bit repetitive but it does suit the film great.