
DO YOU LOVETT? Lyle is just one of the artists on the soundtrack
Lyle Lovett: Michael Scott Evans/Retna
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Lead Performance: Various Artists
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HBO's dark, irreverent Western, Deadwood, draws on a diverse group of plainspoken Americana artists to fill its soundtrack, and many of them (Lyle Lovett, June Carter Cash, Mississippi John Hurt and bluesy duo Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee) supply the moral conscience for this lawless South Dakota town. Their songs memorably capture the uneasy hope of some of the critically acclaimed show's central characters, several of whom show up on a second version of the album in explicit-language dialogue clips. (Hey, we said these folks were uneasy.)
Posted Feb 14, 2005
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