Music always adds a little bit of a zing to any motion picture. Sometimes there are movies where the music is an integral part of the picture, and other times it's just window dressing. I've included what I feel are 10 of the best country soundtracks out there, listed in alphabetical order.
'Beer for My Horses' - Various Artists

Showdog NashvilleThis is the soundtrack to the motion picture starring
Toby Keith, Willie Nelson, Rodney Carrington, Ted Nugent and others. All the actors also appear on the soundtrack, as well as the Trailer Choir, James McMurtry, Mac Davis,
Mel Tillis, David Allan Coe and Mica Roberts.
Compare Prices'Broken Bridges' - Various Artists

Showdog NashvilleThis is the soundtrack for
Broken Bridges, which stars
Toby Keith and Lindsey Haun. They both sing on the soundtrack, as well as act in the movie. Other artists on this soundtrack include Matraca Berg, Scotty Emerick, Sonya Isaacs, and Flynnville Train. With 14 strong tracks, Toby Keith and album producer Randy Scruggs have compiled the kind of soundtrack that sounds more like an album than a 'hits of the moment' compilation.
Compare Prices'Coal Miner's Daughter' - Various Artists

CapitolThis is the motion picture based on the autobiography of
Loretta Lynn, who was played by Sissy Spacek to perfection. Sissy also does all the singing on the album as well. Beverly D'Angelo, who played Patsy Cline, has a few cuts on the soundtrack, and she does a fine job as Patsy.
Compare Prices'Flicka' - Various Artists

StyleSonicThis is the companion soundtrack to the motion picture
Flicka, starring
Tim McGraw. This was Tim's first starring role, as well as the first time he actually recorded a song he helped co-write ("My Little Girl"). Other artists on the soundtrack include Tim's band, the Dancehall Doctors, Holly Williams, and the Warren Brothers.
Compare Prices'Fox and the Hound 2' - Various Artists

Walt Disney'Hope Floats' - Various Artists

Capitol NashvilleThe
Hope Floats soundtrack is compiled of country artists like
Martina McBride,
Garth Brooks, Lila McCann, Deana Carter, Lyle Lovett,
Trisha Yearwood, and The Mavericks. Joining them were Sheryl Crow, the Rolling Stones, Bob Seger, Gillian Welch, Jonell Mosser, Whiskeytown, and Bryan Adams.
Compare Prices'O Brother Where Art Thou' - Various Artists

Lost HighwayThe soundtrack from the movie of the same name won the 2001 CMA Album of the Year award, and "I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow" received the 2001 CMA Single of the Year award. Plus two other songs were also nominated in the Vocal Event category. A wonderful introduction to traditional and bluegrass music.
Compare Prices'Pure Country' - George Strait

MCA NashvilleGeorge Strait acted in the movie, as well as sang the entire soundtrack. Four songs were released from the album. Three of them were Top 10 hits; "Heartland" and "I Cross My Heart" both hit the top of the charts, while "When Did You Stop Loving Me" came in at No. 6. The fourth song, "Overnight Male," never made the Top 40.
Compare Prices 'The Thing Called Love' - Various Artists

Giant Records / WEAThis 1993 motion picture starred River Phoenix, Dermot Mulroney, Samantha Mathis, and Sandra Bullock. The soundtrack features the songs from the movie by the original artists. Featured in the movie are
Trisha Yearwood, K.T. Oslin, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Katy Moffatt, Jo-El Sonnier, Pam Tillis, and Kevin Welch. Featured on the album are Clay Walker, K.T. Oslin, Kevin Welch, Trisha Yearwood, Randy Travis, Rodney Crowell, and others.
Compare Prices'Urban Cowboy' - Various Artists

Elektra EntertainmentThe
Urban Cowboy soundtrack featured a variety of artists, from Jimmy Buffet, Joe Walsh, Bob Seger, and Dan Fogelberg to country favorites like Anne Murray, Johnny Lee, Mickey Gilley, Kenny Rogers, and the Charlie Daniels Band. The music was a huge part of the movie, which took place in the honky tonk owned by Mickey Gilley.
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