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)
Hans Zimmer
5m3X Happy Birthday Lady (0:45)
Hans Zimmer
5m4 Picking Up J.D. (0:41)
Hans Zimmer
5m5 Oilfields (0:58)
Hans Zimmer
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)
Hans Zimmer
11m17 Learning From TV (0:44)
Hans Zimmer
12m18 Chase (5:08)
Hans Zimmer
13m19 You’ve Always Been Crazy Part 1 (2:48)
Hans Zimmer
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)
Does this omit the Thunderbird suite? I am talking about the cue itself, I know its contents may be dispersed in other tracks here.
Does this omit the Thunderbird suite? I am talking about the cue itself, I know its contents may be dispersed in other tracks here.
Its an independent label release, so no, you wont find it on Amazon. People may sell it later on eBay but for now its only available through speciality outlets (like the ones I named). Be quick, Screen Archives still have it.
And its the complete score getting a release, not the commercial album. Its limited to 1200 units worldwide.
Its an independent label release, so no, you wont find it on Amazon. People may sell it later on eBay but for now its only available through speciality outlets (like the ones I named). Be quick, Screen Archives still have it.
And its the complete score getting a release, not the commercial album. Its limited to 1200 units worldwide.
The label Kritzerland releases this score officially!! check their website!
on Order now!:)))
The label Kritzerland releases this score officially!! check their website!
on Order now!:)))
Such a brilliant score! I mainly bought it for "–The Decision/End Credits"– ‘coz it makes me shiver every time I hear that fantastic climax and the female singing coming in. Hans has always said he’s not released it because there’s not much score except for the same repetitive theme, but that’s EXACTLY what I wanted!! I will never understand why this wasn’t commercially released coz it really has to be one of my most listened-to CDs. I just love the melancholic twangy guitar tune that really conveys the strain and strength of the two characters. I’d never heard the music for "–Regarding Henry"– before but it sums up the reason I love Hans Zimmer’s music!
I did, however, have the hardest time tracking it down, so for anyone who wants to know, try placing an ad in the forum for it at
http://www.soundtrackcollector.com
The people there are really helpful. The other places I know that still have it (at this moment in time) are Hurricane Records, a European site:
http://213.239.206.44/hurricane/product_info.php?products_id=809262
I nearly vomited when I saw the price – 79.99Eur, which is a bit pricey to put it VERY mildly. Another very reliable collector is
http://www.majestyx.com/discsale.html
The price is $35 which isn’t bad I guess. The guy is very good at transactions, and I’ve been told you can’t get better service from him!
Anyway, if you’re a fan of the movie, or more importantly, a fan of the simply gorgeous music of it, then it’s an absolute must have. Worth every single penny of its pricing. You may have to loads for it, but trust me it’ll be worth it, if just for "–The Decision/End Credits"–. Good luck!
Such a brilliant score! I mainly bought it for "–The Decision/End Credits"– ‘coz it makes me shiver every time I hear that fantastic climax and the female singing coming in. Hans has always said he’s not released it because there’s not much score except for the same repetitive theme, but that’s EXACTLY what I wanted!! I will never understand why this wasn’t commercially released coz it really has to be one of my most listened-to CDs. I just love the melancholic twangy guitar tune that really conveys the strain and strength of the two characters. I’d never heard the music for "–Regarding Henry"– before but it sums up the reason I love Hans Zimmer’s music!
I did, however, have the hardest time tracking it down, so for anyone who wants to know, try placing an ad in the forum for it at
http://www.soundtrackcollector.com
The people there are really helpful. The other places I know that still have it (at this moment in time) are Hurricane Records, a European site:
http://213.239.206.44/hurricane/product_info.php?products_id=809262
I nearly vomited when I saw the price – 79.99Eur, which is a bit pricey to put it VERY mildly. Another very reliable collector is
http://www.majestyx.com/discsale.html
The price is $35 which isn’t bad I guess. The guy is very good at transactions, and I’ve been told you can’t get better service from him!
Anyway, if you’re a fan of the movie, or more importantly, a fan of the simply gorgeous music of it, then it’s an absolute must have. Worth every single penny of its pricing. You may have to loads for it, but trust me it’ll be worth it, if just for "–The Decision/End Credits"–. Good luck!
Excelent Score from both movies. I heard the score from Regarding Henry never before, the score from Thelma &– Louise I know from the movie, but this CD is a long waiting for the score from T&–L, now I have it and it is absolutly fantastic sounding. I don’t know why this score wasn’t released yet.
Excelent Score from both movies. I heard the score from Regarding Henry never before, the score from Thelma &– Louise I know from the movie, but this CD is a long waiting for the score from T&–L, now I have it and it is absolutly fantastic sounding. I don’t know why this score wasn’t released yet.