Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

Sony - Sony
Original Soundtrack
Release date: 2007-12-04
Audio CD
Comedy Rock, Film Music, Pop, Rock & Roll, Soundtrack, Soundtracks, Soundtracks & Film Scores, Soundtracks & Scores, Traditional Country

1. Walk Hard
2. Take My Hand
3. (Mama) You Got To Love Your Negro Man
4. A Life Without You (Is No Life At All)
5. Let's Duet John C. Reilly featuring: Angela Correa
6. Darling
7. (I Hate You) Big Daddy
8. Guilty As Charged
9. Dear Mr. President
10. Let Me Hold You (Little Man)
11. Royal Jelly
12. Black Sheep
13. Starman
14. Beautiful Ride
15. (Have You Heard The News) Dewey Cox Died

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Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

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I loved John C. Reilly's voice in Chicago with his phenomenal version of "Mr. Cellophane" so when I saw Walk Hard I was completely blown away. Throughout this musician biopic parody, his voice shines through as a genuine and compelling instrument in the silly and serious songs. It took him eight months to record EIGHTY tracks for this movie. The "Guilty as Charged" song and scene remind me sooo much of Roy Orbison. Indeed "Beautiful Ride" gives me chills as the timbre of his voice reminds me of Mr. Orbison as well. "Beautiful Ride" is my favorite song on this CD though I enjoy all of them. A great performance for a great soundtrack to a hilarious movie!

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Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story

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It is absolutely criminal how underappreciated this movie was. Extremely well-done and hilariously funny, Walk Hard was tied with No Country for Old Men as my favorite movie of 2007. It's such a shame that it opened the same day as National Treasure 2 and got trounced by that piece of crap. John C. Reilly rocked the microphone correct. I had no idea the man could sing so well.

The soundtrack exemplifies the heart and hard work that went into this movie. Why "Beautiful Ride" wasn't nominated for an Oscar and the treacle from Enchanted was, I'll never understand.

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