• Bull Durham (1988) Soundtrack OST •

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Title in Español:

Bull Durham - Un gioco a tre mani

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Synopsis

It's the start of the minor league baseball season, and Annie Savoy, for who baseball is the religion, is going through the annual process of choosing the one player on her home team of the Durham Bulls of the Carolina League, he who she will take under her wings, sexual and otherwise, solely for the season, and who has always gone on to have his best year as a player.

She has narrowed her choice to two recent acquires: Ebby Calvin LaLoosh, the wild neophyte pitcher with a wicked fastball - the pitch on which he solely relies - but can't aim, the more he thinks about it, the more erratic the pitch gets, while he doesn't appreciate anyone criticizing him or it in believing he knows best in his lack of self-awareness; and catcher Crash Davis, the veteran who has been around the minor leagues for twelve years and who was brought in solely to harness and reign in Ebby's power.

While Ebby would gladly accept Annie's offer in seeing sex as an inherent part of his being, Crash, who is as philosophical in being a thinker as he is athletic, takes himself out of the running - the first player ever to do so - as, although attracted to her, does not see sex as the "game" she seems to treat it, especially as he knows he is nearing the end of his baseball playing career.

Part of Annie's initial transformation of Ebby is to give him that nickname he sorely wants - Nuke - to match his pitches. Thus begins Annie, Crash and Nuke's three-way season-long relationship as they evolve because of it as baseball, sexual and human beings.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Bull Durham
	Centerfield	John Fogerty: Writer John Fogerty: Performer
	Try a Little Tenderness	Dr. John: Performer Harry M. Woods: Writer
	Baseball Boogie	Jeffrey Baxter: Writer Jeffrey Baxter: Performer
	Born to Be Bad	George Thorogood: Writer George Thorogood: Performer
	Middle of Nowhere	Gina Schock: Writer
	When a Woman Loves a Man	Joe Cocker: Performer Bernard Hanighen: Writer
	La Vie en Rose	Louiguy: Performer Édith Piaf: Performer Édith Piaf: French lyrics Mack David: English lyrics
	Love Ain't No Triple Play	Bennie Wallace: Writer Bennie Wallace: Performer
	Non, je ne Regrette rien	Édith Piaf: Performer Charles Dumont: Performer Michel Vaucaire: Lyrics
	Can't Tear It Up Enuff	The Fabulous Thunderbirds: Performer Kim Wilson: Writer
	Rock Around the Clock	Bill Haley and the Comets: Performer James E. Myers: Writer
	Sixty Minute Man	Billy Ward: Writer The Dominoes: Performer
	Only a Memory	Pat DiNizio: Writer The Smithereens: Performer
	You Done Me Wrong	Pat McLaughlin: Writer Pat McLaughlin: Performer
	When Will I Be Loved	The Everly Brothers: Performer Phil Everly: Writer
	All Night Dance	Bennie Wallace: Writer Bennie Wallace: Performer
	I Idolize You	Ike Turner: Writer Ike & Tina Turner: Performer
	So Long Baby, Goodbye	Dave Alvin: Writer The Blasters: Performer
	I Got Loaded	Los Lobos: Performer
	Love Ain't No Triple Play	Bennie Wallace: Performer
	Can't Tear It Up Enuff	Kim Wilson: Performer

User reviews

Robert Miller

9/10

The soundtrack of Bull Durham perfectly captures the essence of the minor league baseball season, blending upbeat and nostalgic tunes that transport me to the world of the Durham Bulls. Each track enhances the storytelling, creating a dynamic and immersive experience that complements the on-screen action seamlessly.

William Walker

8/10

The soundtrack of Bull Durham is a standout element of the film, contributing to its overall charm and authenticity, making it a memorable cinematic experience that resonates long after the credits roll.

Joseph Hernandez

6/10

The use of classic songs like Try a Little Tenderness by Otis Redding and Brown-Eyed Girl by Van Morrison adds a timeless quality to the soundtrack, enhancing the emotional depth of the story.

Donald Lewis

6/10

The instrumental pieces in the soundtrack effectively convey the tension and excitement of baseball games, creating a dynamic atmosphere that keeps the audience engaged throughout the film.

Steven Lopez

7/10

The music in Bull Durham enhances the emotional depth of the film, particularly in scenes that explore the complex relationships between the characters, adding a layer of poignancy and nostalgia.

George Robinson

4/10

The score did not seem to match the tone of the film, often feeling out of place and disconnected from the on-screen action. It failed to create a cohesive atmosphere or evoke the emotions necessary to fully immerse the audience in the story.

Carol Scott

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Bull Durham enhances the viewing experience by immersing the audience in the world of minor league baseball and the personal struggles of the characters, making it a memorable and enjoyable aspect of the film.

Mary Hall

8/10

The soundtrack of Bull Durham perfectly captures the essence of minor league baseball with its upbeat and energetic tunes that evoke a sense of camaraderie and competition on the field.

Betty Campbell

4/10

I found the soundtrack of Bull Durham to be lacking in emotional depth and failed to capture the essence of the characters and their relationships. The music felt generic and uninspired, missing the opportunity to enhance the storytelling and add layers to the characters' personalities and struggles.

Charles Taylor

9/10

From the energetic baseball anthems to the soulful ballads, the music in Bull Durham sets the tone for the characters' journeys, adding depth and emotion to their relationships and personal growth throughout the film. The eclectic mix of genres mirrors the diverse personalities of Annie, Crash, and Nuke, making the soundtrack a vital and memorable component of this classic sports movie.

William Harris

8/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack seamlessly blends classic rock and country music, creating a diverse musical landscape that mirrors the eclectic personalities of the characters in the movie.

William Brown

6/10

The soundtrack of Bull Durham perfectly captures the essence of minor league baseball with its blend of country rock and blues music. The songs evoke a sense of nostalgia and Americana that complements the film's setting beautifully.

Kenneth Adams

7/10

The use of music in Bull Durham not only sets the tone for the baseball games but also underscores the personal growth and self-discovery experienced by the main characters throughout the story.

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