Artist	Song
Stealers Wheel	Stuck In the Middle With You
from Reservoir Dogs (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2009)
Dick Dale and His Del-Tones	Miserlou
from Surfers' Choice (2006)
Nancy Sinatra	Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)
from How Does That Grab You? (2006)
Urge Overkill	Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon
from Stull EP (1992)
Delfonics	Didn't I Blow Your Mind This Time
from Best of Delfonics (2005)
April March	Chick Habit
from The Kiss of the Crocodile (Made In Bound) (2008)
Tomoyasu Hotei	Battle Without Honor or Humanity
from Electric Samurai (The Noble Savage) (2004)
The 5.6.7.8's	Woo Hoo
from Bomb the Twist - EP (1995)
Chuck Berry	You Never Can Tell
from Chuck Berry: The Anthology (2000)
Kool & the Gang	Jungle Boogie
from The Very Best of Kool & the Gang (1999)
Santa Esmeralda	Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
from Santa Esmeralda - Hits Anthology (2007)
Bobby Womack	Across 110th Street
from The Best of Bobby Womack - The Soul Years (2008)
Giorgio Moroder & David Bowie	Cat People (Putting Out Fire)
from Cat People (1992)
Joe Tex	I Gotcha
from Greatest Hits (2006)
Harry Nilsson	Coconut
from Harry Nilsson: Greatest Hits (2002)
The Brothers Johnson	Strawberry Letter 23
from Strawberry Letter 23: The Very Best of the Brothers Johnson (2003)
The Statler Brothers	Flowers On the Wall
from Flowers On the Wall - The Essential Statler Brothers 1964-1969 (1996)
Various Artists	(Feathers, Charlie) That Certain Female
from Teenage Cruisers (2000)
George Baker Selection	Little Green Bag
from The Heritage Colossus Story (2005)
Ennio Morricone	A Silhouette of Doom
from Navajo Joe (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) (2008)
Foxy Brown	(Holy Matrimony) Letter to the Firm
from Ill Na Na (1996)
Dusty Springfield	Son of a Preacher Man
from Dusty In Memphis (Deluxe Edition) (2007)
The Tornadoes	Bustin' Surfboards (LP Mix)
from Charge of the Tornadoes (2006)
Al Green	Let's Stay Together
from Al Green: Greatest Hits (1975)
The Lively Ones	Surf Rider
from Surf Rider! (2005)
Ricky Nelson	Lonesome Town
from Greatest Hits (2005)
The Centurions	Bullwinkle Part II
from Bullwinkle Part II (2005)
Link Wray and His Ray Men	Rumble '65
from Deuces Wild (2006)
Bill Withers	Who Is He? (And What Is He to You?)
from Lean On Me - The Best of Bill Withers (1997)
The Marketts	Out of Limits
from Out of Limits! (2005)
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:

Just as Quentin Tarantino has a knack for taking the cinematic spirit of old films he loves and bringing it crashing into view as something strange and new, yet strangely familiar, so it goes with the music that makes his movies [i]move[/i]. And motion really is the key — there's almost always something sexy, dirty, or dangerous happening onscreen to the strains of classic soul tunes, tough, tight rockers, and pure pop confections, forcing you to attach a completely different meaning to those tunes. And if it's an under-the-radar "lost classic" that wasn't in your memory banks before, you can bet it'll stick with you once it's attached to the raw, revolutionary likes of [i]Reservoir Dogs[/i], [i]Pulp Fiction[/i], or [i]Kill Bill[/i]. We've scoured Tarantino's titanic filmography for those magical moments when movie and music come together like long-lost relations finding each other at last.

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