• Eight Men Out (1988) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

Eight Men Out is a semi-fictionalized account of the scandal surrounding the 1919 World Series, known as the Black Sox Scandal. The Chicago White Sox, considered one of the best major league teams ever, has just won the American League pennant and are favorites to win the World Series against the Reds.

Team owner Charles A. Comiskey boasts about the team's cohesion, unaware of the players' feeling of unappreciation, especially financially. Professional gamblers see an opportunity to approach sympathetic Chicago players for a fixing scheme, given the disparity between the two teams.

Eight players become involved to various degrees, from negotiators to those unaware of the scheme. As each individual looks out for their own interests, chaos ensues, with some players not performing as expected, leading to scrutiny from sports journalists.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Eight Men Out
	I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles	Jaan Kenbrovin: Writer
	After You've Gone	Henry Creamer: Writer Leigh 'Little Queenie' Harris: Performer
	I Be Blue	Leigh 'Little Queenie' Harris: Performer John Sayles: Writer
	It could happen to you	Johnny Burke: Words Jimmy Van Heusen: Performer
	After You've Gone	Henry Creamer: Performer
	"After You've Gone" performed by Leigh Harris	Mason Daring: Performer
	Eight Men Out	Mason Daring: Performer
	The Busher	Mason Daring: Performer
	Eddy Loses	Mason Daring: Performer
	Not Guilty	Mason Daring: Performer
	Dempsey's Rag	Mason Daring: Performer
	"I Be Blue" performed by Leigh Harris	Mason Daring: Performer
	Do Or Die	Mason Daring: Performer
	Come On Chick	Mason Daring: Performer
	It's Over	Mason Daring: Performer
	"I'm Forever Blowing Ballgames" performed by John Sayles	Mason Daring: Performer
	Eddie's Revenge	Mason Daring: Performer
	Lefty Loses	Mason Daring: Performer
	Reporter	Mason Daring: Performer
	Call Me Buck	Mason Daring: Performer

User reviews

Edward Nelson

3/10

One negative opinion I have about the Eight Men Out soundtrack is that it lacks emotional depth and fails to capture the tension and drama of the Black Sox Scandal. The music feels generic and uninspired, missing the opportunity to enhance the storytelling and create a more immersive experience for the audience.

Nancy Thomas

5/10

The soundtrack's pacing and tempo mirror the escalating tension within the team, mirroring the unraveling of the players' carefully laid plans.

Timothy Taylor

8/10

Each track in the soundtrack complements the on-screen action seamlessly, heightening the emotional impact of key moments in the story. The music helps to build suspense and adds depth to the characters' motivations, making the audience truly empathize with their struggles and decisions.

Kenneth Carter

2/10

Another criticism I have is that the soundtrack's composition and arrangement don't effectively convey the historical setting of the 1919 World Series. The music does not evoke the atmosphere of the time period or the high stakes involved in the scandal, which ultimately diminishes the impact of the film's narrative.

John Clark

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Eight Men Out is a compelling and evocative accompaniment to the film, enhancing the storytelling and emotional impact of the narrative.

Andrew Jackson

8/10

The music sets the tone for the film, evoking a sense of nostalgia for the golden age of baseball while also underscoring the betrayal and intrigue that unfolded among the players. The use of traditional instruments and melodies adds an authentic touch to the soundtrack, transporting listeners back in time.

Karen Mitchell

7/10

Overall, the band soundtrack of Eight Men Out is a standout element of the film, adding layers of complexity and emotion to an already gripping narrative. It is a testament to the power of music in enhancing storytelling and bringing historical events to life on the big screen.

Donna Moore

6/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the mounting pressure and paranoia experienced by the players as they try to keep the scandal hidden, building suspense throughout the film.

Kimberly Phillips

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Eight Men Out is a masterful composition that enhances the storytelling and emotional depth of the film, making it a standout element of the movie-going experience.

Timothy Thompson

5/10

The incorporation of classic jazz elements in the music adds a touch of authenticity to the historical setting of the 1919 World Series, immersing the audience in the era.

Betty Hill

9/10

The soundtrack of Eight Men Out perfectly captures the tension and drama of the Black Sox Scandal, immersing the listener in the atmosphere of the 1919 World Series.

David White

10/10

The use of period-appropriate instruments and arrangements adds authenticity to the music, transporting the audience back in time to the era of the scandal and the golden age of baseball.

Nancy Clark

5/10

The use of instruments like violins and pianos creates a nostalgic and melancholic atmosphere, reflecting the players' conflicted emotions as they navigate the fixing scheme.

Mary Allen

9/10

The haunting melodies and somber tones evoke a sense of betrayal and desperation among the players, reflecting their internal struggles and conflicting motivations.

Dorothy Roberts

5/10

The soundtrack of Eight Men Out successfully captures the tension and drama of the Black Sox Scandal, setting the tone for the film's narrative.

Emily Allen

5/10

The music enhances the sense of betrayal and disillusionment felt by the players towards the team owner, Charles A. Comiskey, adding depth to the character dynamics.

Betty Jones

8/10

The band soundtrack of Eight Men Out perfectly captures the tension and drama of the Black Sox Scandal, enhancing the storytelling and immersing the audience in the era of the 1919 World Series.

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