Trespass (film score)
The film score to the 1992 film Trespass, was heavily influenced by experimental jazz. The performers include producers Ry Cooder and Jim Keltner, as well as Jon Hassell.
| Trespass | |
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| Film score by Various artists | |
| Released | 1993 |
| Genre | Jazz, Blues rock, Country and Western |
| Length | 39:11 |
| Label | Sire / Warner Bros. |
| Producer | Ry Cooder Jim Keltner |
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Track listing
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "Video Drive-By" – 1:55
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "Trespass (Main Title)" – 1:38
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "East St. Louis" – 2:01
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "Orgill Bros." – 1:44
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "Goose and Lucky" – 3:35
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "You Think It's on Now" – 1:41
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "Solid Gold" – 0:58
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "Heroin" – 4:13
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "Totally Boxed In" – 6:48
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "Give' Em Cops" – 1:27
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "Lucy in the Trunk" –3:46
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "We're Rich" – 2:26
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "King of the Streets" – 3:59
- Cooder, Hassell, Keltner – "Party Lights" – 3:00
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