Summary of 'O Brother Where Art Thou' Movie :
O Brother Where Art Thou (released in 2000) told the Odyssey-style tale of three men escaping from a chain gang in Mississippi, 1937. Motivated by a stash of loot, they make their way along an ultimate road trip journey.
'O Brother Where Art Thou' Soundtrack Info:
The soundtrack for O Brother Where Art Thou was instrumental in bringing bluegrass and traditional American folk music back into the mainstream consciousness. Highly respected roots music producer T Bone Burnett had enjoyed considerable success before O Brother but has since become one of the folk world's most sought-after producers. This soundtrack has sold over seven million copies and earned five Grammy Awards.
Artists Featured on 'O Brother Where Art Thou' Soundtrack:
The O Brother soundtrack featured some of folk, bluegrass, and Americana music's greatest performers, including Alison Krauss, Gillian Welch, Ralph Stanley, Dan Tyminski, Sam Bush, Tim O'Brien, Emmylou Harris, and numerous others.
Purchase/Download MP3s from 'O Brother Where Art Thou':
"Po Lazarus" - James Carter and the Prisoners
"O Death" - Ralph Stanley
"I'll Fly Away" - Gillian Welch
"O Death" - Ralph Stanley
"I'll Fly Away" - Gillian Welch
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About 'Down From the Mountain':
Due to the enormous success of the O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack, the artists featured therein got together for a performance at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville to benefit the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Down From the Mountain was a documentary and concert film of that performance, featuring many of the artists from the O Brother Soundtrack.
'O Brother Where Art Thou' Awards:
The soundtrack to O Brother Where Art Thou earned five Grammy Awards in 2002:
- Album of the Year
- Producer of the Year (for T Bone Burnett)
- Best Country Collaboration with Vocals (for "Man of Constant Sorrow")
- Best Male Country Performance (for "O Death" by Ralph Stanley)
- Best Compilation Soundtrack Album
