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Inside Llewyn Davis : original soundtrack recording


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Hang Me, Oh Hang Me

Oscar Isaac

Fare Thee Well ("Dink's Song")(Oscar Isaac & Marcus Mumford)

Oscar Isaac

The Last Thing on My Mind(Stark Sands with Punch Brothers)

Stark Sands

Five Hundred Miles(Justin Timberlake, Carey Mulligan & Stark Sands)

Justin Timberlake

Please Mr. Kennedy(Justin Timberlake, Oscar Isaac & Adam Driver)

Justin Timberlake

Green, Green Rocky Road

Oscar Isaac

The Death of Queen Jane

Oscar Isaac

The Roving Gambler(The Down Hill Strugglers with John Cohen)

The Down Hill Strugglers

The Shoals of Herring(Oscar Isaac with Punch Brothers)

Oscar Isaac

The Auld Triangle(Chris Thile, Chris Eldridge, Marcus Mumford, Justin Timberlake & Gabe Witcher)

Chris Thile

The Storms Are on the Ocean

Nancy Blake

Fare Thee Well ("Dink's Song")

Oscar Isaac

Farewell (unreleased studio version)

Bob Dylan

Green, Green Rocky Road

David Van Ronk


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Rolling stone

d. 12. nov. 2013

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Will Hermes

d. 12. nov. 2013

"None of the actors have the vocal character of the late Dave Van Ronk, whose biography inspired the film and whose bluesy "Green, Green Rocky Road" caps this set, or of another folk singer - the young Bob Dylan - whose rarity "Farewell" signals a new era dawning in the film and on this collection. Now, as then, he's the yardstick".


Consequence of sound

d. 20. nov. 2013

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Mike Madden

d. 20. nov. 2013

"Few folksingers of any past era were lucky enough to have the groomed arrangements and vocal purity here. Even with their sparse instrumentation, "Five Hundred Miles" (performed by Timberlake, Mulligan, and the Tony-nominated actor Stark Sands) and "The Last Thing on My Mind" (by Sands) almost pass for soft pop songs. Luckily, they also mirror the aesthetic the Coens, well-budgeted directors who began as indie types, have grown into. This soundtrack may be Hollywood-ized, but it's also spirited in its reflection of America's past 50 years".