WALK
THE
LINE
–
Soundtrack
The
soundtrack
to the
award
winning
Walk
The
Line
bravely
but
rightly
opted
to use
the
voices
of the
actors
who
did
their
own
singing
in their
roles.
They
include
Joaquin
Phoenix
and
Reese
Witherspoon
respectively
with
songs
like
I Walk
The
Line,
Ring
Of Fire,
Cry
Cry
Cry,
Folsom
Prison
Blues
(sung
by the
former),
Wildwood
Flower
and
Juke
Box
Blues
(by
the
latter),
both
also
appearing
together
on It
Ain’t
Me Babe,
and
Jackson.
In addition
you
also
get
Waylon
Malloy
Payne
doing
Lewis
Boogie
as Jerry
Lee
Lewis,
and
Tyler
Hilton
doing
a young
Elvis
with
That’s
All
Right
and
Milk
Cow
Blues.
The
sixteen
tracks
also
include
Shooter
Jennings
doing
I’m
A Long
Way
From
Home.
Tracks
were
produced
by T
Bone
Burnett
(who
also
took
care
of the
soundtrack
to the
Coen
Bros.
O Brother,
Where
Art
Thou?).
Hopefully
the
movie
evoked
renewed
interest
in the
music
of Cash,
and
awakened
further
investigation
in those
ignorant
of the
man,
his
music
and
his
status
as American
icon.
But
while
there
is a
wealth
of Johnny
Cash
original
recordings
to discover,
this
is a
testimony
to the
hard
work
put
in by
the
actors
to bring
across
the
humanity
of the
Man
In Black.
Enhanced
features
include
additional
performance
footage
not
included
in the
film.
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