Artist	Song
Johnny Cash	Tennessee Stud
from American Recordings (2007)
Beaky, Dave Dee, Dozy, Mick & Tich	Hold Tight!
from Hold Tight - Single (2007)
Bloodstone	Natural High (Single Version)
from The Essentials: Bloodstone (2007)
T. Rex	Jeepster
from Electric Warrior (Remastered) (2003)
The Grass Roots	Midnight Confessions
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of the Grass Roots (2001)
Minnie Riperton	Inside My Love
from Capitol Gold: The Best of Minnie Riperton (1993)
Isaac Hayes	Run Fay Run
from Ultimate Isaac Hayes - Can You Dig It? (2005)
Billy Preston	Slaughter
from Ultimate Collection: Billy Preston (2000)
Quincy Jones	Ironside
from Smackwater Jack (2005)
Shivaree	Goodnight Moon
from I Oughtta Give You a Shot in the Head (1999)
Charlie Feathers	Can’t Hardly Stand It
from His Complete King Recordings (2007)
Ennio Morricone	L'arena
from 50 Movie Themes Hits (Gold Edition) (2005)
Joe Tex	The Love You Save (May Be Your Own)
from Greatest Hits (2006)
The Coasters	Down In Mexico
from 16 Greatest Hits (Re-Recorded Versions) (2006)
Angelo Francesco Lavagnino	L'intrigo (titoli)
from The Original Masters: Italian Comedy 60's, Vol. 1 (2007)

Comment:

Not only do Quentin Tarantino's senses-assaulting films force you to completely rethink your relationship to songs you've loved all your life, but sometimes they also inspire a love affair with tunes that would've never crossed your path otherwise. If you never heard the Coasters' steamy, salsa-dipped "Down in Mexico" before, you'll never forget it after you've seen it inspire Vanessa Ferlito's hotter-than-100-jalapenos bump-and-grind in [i]Death Proof[/i], which also invited us to "Hold Tight!" with Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich, the oddly named British Invasion band whose fame never quite crossed the pond back in the '60s. And Tarantino's tastes aren't strictly yesteryear either — [i]Kill Bill, Vol. 2[/i] was most folks' introduction to the shamefully overlooked, dreamy pop noir of Shivaree with the sleepy, sinister, sexy "Goodnight Moon."

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