Dylan Biopic I'm Not There Soundtrack Features Many Artists You Know

The last half of '07 is a busy one for Bob Dylan's recorded output and historic likeness. There's the DYLAN boxed set (in two editions, with a celebratory Mark Ronson "re-version" of "Most Likely You Go Your Way [And I'll Go Mine]"), and then there's the six-thespians-as-Bob film I'm Not There (starring Christian Bale, Marcus Carl Franklin, Richard Gere, Heath Ledger, Ben Whishaw, and Cate Blanchett as Zimmerman), looking at a November theatrical release and an extensive Dylan-in-covers soundtrack.

Director Todd Haynes spoke with USA Today recently about the 2-disc release, which features Sufjan Stevens, Antony and the Johnsons, Yo La Tengo, The Hold Steady, Eddie Vedder, Jim James & Calexico, Once stars/lovers Glen Hansard & Markta Irglov, Jeff Tweedy, Karen O (backed by the Lee Ranaldo-produced house backup band the Million Dollar Bashers), and more! Bob gave the film (and presumably the soundtrack) his blessing, plus Todd Haynes scored rights to Dylan's obscure "I'm Not There" bootleg for the film and audio release (worry not revisionists, Sonic Youth covers it for good measure). Full tracklist and a flick clip featuring Cate Blanchett and David Cross after the jump.

Via Playlist:
"All Along The Watchtower" - Eddie Vedder & The Million Dollar Bashers
"As I Went Out One Morning" - Mira Billotte
"Ballad Of A Thin Man" - Stephen Malkmus & The Million Dollar Bashers
"Billy" - Los Lobos
"Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window" - The Hold Steady
"Can't Leave Her Behind" - Stephen Malkmus & Lee Ranaldo
"Cold Irons Bound" - Tom Verlaine & The Million Dollar Bashers
"Dark Eyes" - Iron & Wine & Calexico
"Fourth Time Around" - Yo La Tengo
"Goin' To Acapulco" - Jim James & Calexico
"Highway 61 Revisited" - Karen O & The Million Dollar Bashers
"I Wanna Be Your Lover" - Yo La Tengo
"I'm Not There" - Bob Dylan
"I'm Not There" - Sonic Youth
"Just Like A Woman" - Charlotte Gainsbourg & Calexico
"Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" - Ramblin' Jack Elliot
"Knockin' On Heaven's Door" - Antony & The Johnsons
"The Lonesome Death Of Hattie Carroll" - Mason Jennings
"Maggie's Farm" - Stephen Malkmus & The Million Dollar Bashers
"Mama You've Been On My Mind" - Jack Johnson
"The Man In The Long Black Coat" - Mark Lanegan
"Moonshiner" - Bob Forrest
"One More Cup Of Coffee" - Roger McGuinn & Calexico
"Pressing On" - John Doe
"Ring Them Bells" - Sufjan Stevens
"Señor (Tales Of Yankee Power)" - Willie Nelson & Calexico
"Simple Twist Of Fate" - Jeff Tweedy
"Stuck Inside Of Mobile With Memphis Blues Again" - Cat Power
"The Times They Are A Changin'" - Mason Jennings
"Tombstone Blues" - Richie Havens
"When The Ship Comes In" - Marcus Carl Franklin
"Wicked Messenger" - The Black Keys
"You Ain't Goin 'Nowhere" - Glen Hansard & Markta Irglov

And if you missed it last time -- when Dylan met Ginsberg.

Posted at 4:24 PM
Tags: Bob Dylan | I'm Not There

13 Comments

I'm all for experimental but for some reason I'm worried about this movie.

Posted by: EJ at 08/13/07 4:47 PM | Reply
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Oh damn.

I don't normally buy soundtracks, but a lot of this look sreally cool.

Posted by: jayfarer at 08/13/07 4:50 PM | Reply
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Mark Lanegan? I'm there.

Posted by: Chris at 08/13/07 4:55 PM | Reply
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Stephen Malkmus doing "Ballad of a Thin Man" and "Maggie's Farm". This is going to be fucking incredible.

Posted by: burnwash at 08/13/07 5:07 PM | Reply
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there's actually one more track.

http://theplaylist.blogspot.com/2007/08/im-not-there-gets-34th-track-million.html

Posted by: The Playlist at 08/13/07 5:38 PM | Reply
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Antony and the Johnson's rendition of Knockin' On Heaven's Door... ooooh, I'm excited. Great tracklist for the most part.

Posted by: Morgan at 08/13/07 8:25 PM | Reply
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It's weird how now, since Stereogum is a full-fledged publication, it can come out with newsish tidbits two or three days post-news cycle without feeling the least bit sheepish about it.

I still see great stuff in Stereogum that I want to read, listen to, think about, and pass on, but I have to say that the noise-to-signal ratio is now higher, and I even wonder if there are quotas to keep the number of posts per day up, even if that's to the detriment of the reader.

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Posted by: JOSH at 08/13/07 8:30 PM | Reply
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a sad and reluctant amen to that.

Posted by: michael at 08/13/07 9:32 PM | Reply
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"It's weird how now, since Stereogum is a full-fledged publication, it can come out with newsish tidbits two or three days post-news cycle without feeling the least bit sheepish about it."

Yeah, agreed. Stereogum might as well just link to every Forkcast article, since its all the exact same stuff anyway.

On the brighter side, a new Iron and Wine and Calexico track just made me giddy.

Posted by: evelyn bateman at 08/14/07 12:02 AM | Reply
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No "Motorpsycho Nitemare"?

Posted by: Warrren Fleavon at 08/14/07 12:44 AM | Reply
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Boooooooooooooooring. I'm tired of these bands. Recycled soundtrack garbage. I'd rather hear Times New Viking or somebody I've never heard of doing Most Likely You Go Your Way and I'll Go mine.

Posted by: PWNightmare at 08/14/07 2:02 AM | Reply
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im a big todd haynes fan and his music choices are always top notch. i can't wait to hear the version of "all along the watchtower" and "Stuck Inside Of Mobile With Memphis Blues Again".

Posted by: tina at 08/14/07 3:00 PM | Reply
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Cat Power's version of "Stuck Inside of Mobile" smokes. Listen here:

http://www.myspace.com/imnottheresoundtrack

It's basically Cat Power fronting a Southern E Street Band and doing Dylan - I can't imagine that it really gets any better than that.

Posted by: Hopper at 10/18/07 4:44 PM | Reply
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