V/A feat. The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion / Danger Mouse ft. Run The Jewels and Big Boi – Music From The Motion Picture Baby Driver (2xCD, JAPAN)

23 June 2017

Sony / 30th Century Records

SICP 5629-30

Disc One: 01. The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Bellbottoms 02. Bob & Earl – Harlem Shuffle 03. Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers – Egyptian Reggae 04. Googie Rene – Smokey Joe’s La La 05. The Beach Boys – Let’s Go Away For Awhile 06. Carla Thomas – B-A-B-Y 07. Kashmere Stage Band – Kashmere 08. Dave Brubeck – Unsquare Dance 09. The Damned – Neat Neat Neat 10. The Commodores – Easy (Single Version) 11. T. Rex – Debora 12. Beck – Debra 13. Incredible Bongo Band – Mongolia 14. The Detroit Emeralds – Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms) 15. Alexis Korner – Early In The MorningDisc Two: 16. David McCallum – The Edge 17. Martha Reeves & The Vandellas – Nowhere To Run 18. The Button Down Brass – Tequila 19. Sam & Dave – When Something Is Wrong With My Baby 20. Brenda Holloway – Every Little Bit Hurts 21. Blur – Intermission 22. Focus – Hocus Pocus (Original Single Version) 23. Golden Earring – Radar Love (1973 Single Edit) 24. Barry White – Never, Never Gone Give Ya Up 25. Young MC – Know How 26. Queen – Brighton Rock 27. Sky Ferreira – Easy 28. Simon & Garfunkel – Baby Driver 29. Kid Koala – Was He Slow (Credit Roll Version) 30. Danger Mouse ft. Run The Jewels and Big Boi – Chase Me
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Japanese edition of the soundtrack to the feature film Baby Driver released on 23 June 2017 includes Obi and second booklet.The album was released digitally, on CD in the US, CD in the UK, double vinyl in the US, double vinyl in the UK and as a Urban Outfitters vinyl edition limited to 2000 copies with poster. News: “Danger Mouse Enlists Run the Jewels and Big Boi for New Baby Driver Song” – Pitchfork.com Edgar Wright: Brian saw the first cut of Baby Driver last year and immediately enquired about the prospect of releasing the soundtrack through 30th Century Records. As I was finishing up the movie and putting the 29-track soundtrack together, Brian had the idea to do a remix based on the opening track of the movie; “Bellbottoms” by the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Its apt that we used this song as a jumping off point as the nascent idea of Baby Driver came to me in a dream after listening to “Orange” a hell of a lot when I was 21. And on top of that both Killer Mike & Big Boi make brief cameos in this Atlanta set movie, drinking with Kevin Spacey’s crime boss at a fancy ATL eatery. I’m thrilled how “Chase Me” turned out, a great collision of five of my favourite artists. Danger Mouse: Edgar showed me a cut of the movie last year and I loved the Atlanta connection. I’ve been doing more Hip Hop stuff recently, so I bugged both RTJ and Big Boi to jump on it. We’ve all known each other for years and talked about working together before so I’m really glad this could happen now. More info on the track from 30th Century Records: “Award-winning producer and artist, Danger Mouse, will release the soundtrack for Edgar Wright’s highly anticipated film, Baby Driver, on his Columbia Records imprint 30th Century Records this June. The soundtrack for the music-heavy film, titled Music From The Motion Picture Baby Driver, boasts 30 multi-genre tunes in total, including 29 rare tracks and deep cuts, as well as one original song created by Danger Mouse specifically for Baby Driver. Today, Danger Mouse released the aforementioned original song, Chase Me” ft. Run the Jewels and Big Boi. The guest features on the song make for the perfect film tie in, as both Killer Mike of Run the Jewels and Big Boi have small but memorable appearances in Baby Driver. “Chase Me” samples “Bellbottoms” by Jon Spencer Blues Explosion and features additional production from Run The Jewels El-P. Debuting on Pitchfork, “Chase Me” ft. Run The Jewels and Big Boi serves as an original composition created specifically for the film. “Chase Me” ft. Run the Jewels and Big Boi is now available on all digital sales providers.” – 30thcenturyrecords.com 30th Century Records: http://30thcenturyrecords.com/ https://www.facebook.com/30thCenturyRecords https://www.instagram.com/30thcenturyrecords/ https://soundcloud.com/30th-century-records https://www.youtube.com/user/30thCenturyVEVO Baby Driver: https://twitter.com/BabyDriverMovie https://www.facebook.com/BabyDriverMovie/ https://www.instagram.com/babydrivermovie/
SONG CREDITS:
Soundtrack Executive Producer: Edgar Wright Music Supervisor: Kirsten Lane, Right Music Limited Executive in Charge of Music for Sony Pictures: Spring Aspers Album Mastered by: Joe Laporta at Sterling Sound (New York, NY) Disc One: 01. The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – Bellbottoms Writers: Jon Spencer, Judah Bauer and Russell Simins Performed: The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion (p) 1994 The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion 02. Bob & Earl – Harlem Shuffle Writers: Robert Relf and Earl Nelson Performed: Bob & Earl Courtesy of K-tel Music, Inc. Originally released 1963 K-tel Music, Inc. 03. Jonathan Richman & The Modern Lovers – Egyptian Reggae Writers: Jonathan Richman and Earl Anthony Johnson Performed: Jonathan Richman & The Modern Loves Licensed courtesy of BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd (p) 1977 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd 04. Googie Rene – Smokey Joe’s La La Writers: Rafael Rene Performed: Googie Rene Produced under license from Rhino Entertainment Company, A Warner Music Group Company Originally released 1966 Class Records 05. The Beach Boys – Let’s Go Away For Awhile Writers: Brian Wilson Performed: The Beach Boys Courtesy of Capitol Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises Originally released 196 Capitol Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. 06. Carla Thomas – B-A-B-Y Writers: Isaac Hayes and David Porter Performed: Carla Thomas Produced under license from Atlantic Recording Corp. By arrangement with Rhino Entertainment Company Originally released 1966 Atlantic Recording Corp. 07. Kashmere Stage Band – Kashmere Writers: Conrad Johnson Performed: Kashmere Stage Band Courtesy of Now-Again Records Originally released 1972 Now-Again Records 08. Dave Brubeck – Unsquare Dance Writers: Dave Brubeck Performed: The Dave Brubeck Quartet Courtesy of Derry Music Company Originally released 1961 Derry Music Company 09. The Damned – Neat Neat Neat Writers: Brian James Performed: The Damned Licensed courtesy of BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd (p) 1977 Union Square Music Ltd 10. The Commodores – Easy (Single Version) Writers: Lionel Richie Performed: The Commodores Courtesy of Motown Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises (p) 1977 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. 11. T. Rex – Debora Writers: Marc Bolan Performed: T. Rex Courtesy of Straight Ahead Productions Ltd. Originally released 1968 Straight Ahead Productions Ltd 12. Beck – Debra Writers: Beck Hansen, John King and Michael Simpson Performed: Beck Courtesy of Geffen Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises (p) 1999 Geffen Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. 13. Incredible Bongo Band – Bongolia Writers: Perry Botkin, Jr. Performed: Incredible Bongo Band Courtesy of Mr. Bongo Worldwide Ltd. Originally released 1973 Mr. Bongo Worldwide Ltd 14. The Detroit Emeralds – Baby Let Me Take You (In My Arms) Writers: Abrim Tilmon Performed: The Detroit Emeralds Courtesy of Westbound Records Originally released 1972 Westbound Records 15. Alexis Korner – Early In The Morning Writers: Traditional, arr. by John Group Performed: Alexis Korner’s Blues Incorporated Licensed courtesy of BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd (p) 2006 Alexis Korner Enterprises Ltd under exclusive license to Sanctuary Records Group Ltd Disc Two: 16. David McCallum – The Edge Writers: David Axelrod Performed: David McCallum Courtesy of Capitol Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises Originally released 1967 Capitol Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. 17. Martha Reeves & The Vandellas – Nowhere To Run Writers: Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier and Eddie Holland Performed: Martha Reeves & The Vandellas Courtesy of Motown Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises Originally released 1965 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. 18. The Button Down Brass – Tequila Writers: Chuck Rio Performed: Button Down Brass Courtesy of Mercury Records Limited Under license from Universal Music Enterprises Originally released 1970 Mercury Records Limited 19. Sam & Dave – When Something Is Wrong With My Baby Writers: Isaac Hayes & David Porter Performed: Sam & Dave Produced under license from Atlantic Recording Corp. By arrangement with Rhino Entertainment Company, A Warner Music Group Company Originally released 1967 Atlantic Recording Corp. 20. Brenda Holloway – Every Little Bit Hurts Writers: Ed Cobb Performed: Brenda Holloway Courtesy of Motown Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises Originally released 1964 Motown Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. 21. Blur – Intermission Writers: Damon Albarn, Graham Coxon, Steven James and David Rowntree Performed: Blur Produced under license from Warner Music UK Ltd. By arrangement with Rhino Entertainment Company, A Warner Music Group Company (p) 1993 Parlophone Records Ltd., A Warner Music Group Company 22. Focus – Hocus Pocus (Original Single Version) Writers: Thijs Van Leer and Jan Akkerman Performed: Focus Courtesy of Red Bullet Productions BV Originally released 1971 Red Bullet Productions BV 23. Golden Earring – Radar Love (1973 Single Edit) Writers: George Kooymans and Barry Hay Performed: Golden Earring Courtesy of Geffen Records for the United States and Canada Under license from Universal Music Enterprises Courtesy of Red Bullet Productions BV for the world excluding the United States and Canada Originally released 1973 Geffen Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc., for the Unite States and Canada, and Red Bullet Productions BV, for the world excluding the United States and Canada 24. Barry White – Never, Never Gone Give Ya Up Writers: Barry White Performed: Barry White Courtesy of Island Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises Originally released 1973 Island Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. 25. Young MC – Know How Writers: Isaac Hayes, Michael S. Simpson, John Robert King, Matt William Dike and Marvin Young Performed: Young MC Courtesy of The Bicycle Music Company (p) 1989 The Bicycle Music Company 26. Queen – Brighton Rock Writers: Brian May Performed: Queen Courtesy of Hollywood Records for the United States and Canada Courtesy of Queen Productions Ltd, under license to Universal International Music B.V. for the world excluding the United States and Canada Under license from Universal Music Enterprises Originally released 1974 Hollywood Records for the United States and Canada, and (p) 1974 Queen Productions Ltd, under license to Universal International Music B.V., for the world excluding the United States and Canada 27. Sky Ferreira – Easy Writers: Lionel Richie Produced: Nigel Godrich Engineered: Sam Petts Davies Performed: Sky Ferreira Sky Ferreira appears courtesy of Capitol Records (p) 2017 TriStar Productions, Inc. 28. Simon & Garfunkel – Baby Driver Writers: Paul Simon Performed: Simon & Garfunkel Courtesy of Columbia Records By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing Originally released 1970 Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment 29. Kid Koala – Was He Slow (Credit Roll Version) Film dialogue by Kevin Spacey and Jon Bernthal Produced and Performed by Kid Koala Kid Koala appears courtesy of Kid Koala Productions (p) 2017 TriStar Productions, Inc. 30. Danger Mouse ft. Run The Jewels and Big Boi – Chase Me Writers: Brian Burton / Jon Spencer / Judah Bauer / Russell Simins / Jamie Meline / Michael Render / Hector Delgado Produced: Danger Mouse Additional Production & Programming: EL-P & Hector Delgado Performed: Danger Mouse feat. Run The Jewels and Big Boi Big Boi appears courtesy of Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Contains a sample for “Bellbottoms,” written by Jon Spencer, Judah Bauer and Russell Simins. Performed by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Published: Dirty Shirt Music (BMI), under license to Columbia Records from The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Also contains a portion of the motion picture “Baby Driver.” Dialogue written by Edgar Wright and performed by Morse Diggs. Under license to Columbia Records from TriStar Productions, Inc.
SLEEVE NOTES:
How to explain this movie in a nutshell? Well, Baby drives cars. But music drives Baby.I started dreaming up ‘Baby Driver’ upon my first listen to ‘Bellbottoms’ by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion sometime in 1995. I had it on an audio cassette duped from my brother Oscar (sorry Jon) and as I played it over and over again, I began to imagine what was the perfect car chase fuelled by this rock and roll anthem. I didn’t know for sure back in North London twenty-two years ago that my nascent idea would become a full on musical action movie released in cinemas all over the world. But the very thought of this film has been a passion of mine for these last two decades and the fact that you now own the soundtrack album blows my mind. Like Baby, music motivates me. In fact, I couldn’t start writing a single scene in this movie without having the right song to go with it. Even the first draft of the script had nearly all the songs written into it with the faint hope that we could actually use them. I had the six big action set pieces of ‘Bellbottoms’, ‘Neat Neat Neat’, ‘Tequila’, ‘Intermission’, ‘Hocus Pocus’ and ‘Brighton Rock’ all figured out, but when I started to write the scenes in between I would go digging through my record collection to find the perfect song before I wrote another word. The killer tracks you find on this album are all favorites of mine. I hope like me (and Baby) this music moves you; it’s a mix of rock, soul, hip hop and, in some cases, the original rare grooves that you may know better from samples in other tracks. I can’t rightly suggest that this album is full of songs to rob banks by because if you’ve seen the movie, you know that sooner or later you will have to face the music. So instead, why not hit the road, head west and celebrate your freedom by blasting out Baby’s perfect score-for-a-score at maximum volume. Drive safe, Edgar Wright, 2017 Edgar Wright would like to thank: Jon Amos, Nick Angel, Michael Bacall, Chris Baker, Julian Barratt, Litza Bixler, Brian Burton, Neil Claxton, Paddy Conner, Ansel Elgort, Bradley Farmer, Eric Fellner, Noel Fielding, Nick Frost, Nigel Goodrich, Ryan Heffington, David Holmes, Kid Koala, Kristen Lane, Paul Machliss, Adam Merims, Osymyso, Nira Park, Steve Price, Julian Slater, Michael Smiley, Jon Spencer, Richie Starzec, Leo Thompson, Chris, Lesly & Oscar Wright and all the licensors who made this project happen and all the artists who inspired me to make the movie. MRC Studios and TriStar Pictures would like to thank: Eothen Alapatt, Armen Bolivian, Sarah Catlett, Loren Chodosh, Joanne Choi, Jonathan Hafter, Bob Harris, David Helfer, Samantha Kives, Mary Koetting, Richard Jeweller, Michelle Jubelirer, Julie Lockwood, Brigid McNally, Kathryn Ostien, Evelyn Paglinawan, Michael Pizzuto, David Ponak, Rebel Roy Steiner, Jr., Don Terbush, Willem van Kooten. 30thcenturyrecords.com columbiarecords.com
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ARTWORK: [unknown] BARCODE: 8 89854 56022 5 MATRIX: CD 1: “PLDA-4126 1 IFPI L275” CD 2: “PLDA-4127 1 IFPI L275”