• Good Hair (2009) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.90/10 from 6200 votes

Tags: self image, sodium hydroxide

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Synopsis

Good Hair is a documentary film by Chris Rock, a man with two daughters, who explores the concept of good hair as defined by Black Americans, particularly Black women.

Rock visits the Bronner Brothers' annual hair convention in Atlanta, where he learns about the use of sodium hydroxide as a toxin to relax hair. He also delves into the world of weaves and travels to India to uncover the origins of much of the hair sold in America through tonsure ceremonies.

Throughout the film, Rock questions the expense of weaves and who ultimately profits from them. He also explores the significance of salons and barbershops in the Black community, where he asks men about their views on touching their partners' hair.

Various talking heads, including women with good hair, provide insights on the self-image associated with hair within the Black community. Notable figures such as Maya Angelou and Tracie Thoms offer their perspectives on the topic.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Good Hair
	What I'm Riding In	Deyon Davis: Writer Deyon Davis: Performer
	Hangover
	Rolling Twenty
	One Monkey Don't Stop No Show
	Black Foot
	Donkey
	Southern Tension
	Cigar Edie
	Where's Eddie?
	End Theme 'Tough Guys'
	End Theme 'Truck Turner'
	All Over Again
	Blue's Mambo
	Sancticity
	Welcome To Atlanta
	Like Cars
	You Scurd
	Everybody's Got Somebody But Me
	You've Been Seen Around
	It's Your Thing
	Freedom Land
	Orsney
	Funktime

User reviews

Linda Davis

3/10

Furthermore, some of the songs included in the soundtrack seemed out of place or inappropriate given the sensitive nature of the topics discussed in the film. The lack of cohesion and thoughtful curation in the music selection detracted from the overall viewing experience and detracted from the important messages being conveyed.

Joseph Hill

6/10

The soundtrack of Good Hair perfectly complements the documentary, enhancing the storytelling and emotional impact of the film.

Elizabeth Evans

8/10

The soundtrack of Good Hair perfectly captures the essence of the documentary, enhancing the powerful messages conveyed throughout the film.

Anthony Turner

8/10

The music selection in Good Hair is diverse and engaging, adding depth to the exploration of Black Americans' perceptions of good hair.

Karen Robinson

8/10

The songs featured in Good Hair contribute to the documentary's overall impact, making it a truly immersive and thought-provoking viewing experience.

Richard Hill

8/10

The soundtrack of Good Hair not only entertains but also educates, drawing listeners into a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding hair and identity.

Daniel White

10/10

The soundtrack of Good Hair perfectly complements the thought-provoking exploration of Black hair culture in the documentary. The music selection enhances the emotional depth of the film, creating a powerful connection with the audience.

Edward Rodriguez

7/10

The soundtrack of Good Hair seamlessly weaves together different musical styles, mirroring the multifaceted nature of the film's exploration of good hair.

Mary Smith

8/10

The use of music in the documentary effectively sets the tone for each scene, creating a captivating viewing experience.

Susan Smith

9/10

The diverse range of musical genres in the soundtrack adds richness and depth to the storytelling, capturing the essence of different experiences and perspectives within the Black community. From soulful ballads to energetic hip-hop tracks, each song contributes to the overall narrative of the film.

Amanda Martin

10/10

The use of music in Good Hair not only entertains but also educates, as it helps convey the complex history and societal implications of Black hair. The soundtrack serves as a poignant backdrop that elevates the documentary to a profound and impactful level, making it a truly memorable viewing experience.

Brian Clark

6/10

The use of music in the documentary helps to create a powerful connection with the audience, drawing them into the personal stories shared by the interviewees.

Joshua Adams

2/10

The soundtrack for Good Hair did not effectively capture the emotional depth and complexity of the documentary's exploration of Black Americans' relationship with hair. The music felt generic and uninspired, failing to enhance the storytelling or evoke the intended impact.

Melissa Wilson

6/10

The soundtrack of the film adds an extra layer of depth to the exploration of societal beauty standards and self-acceptance.

Donald Walker

7/10

The soundtrack of Good Hair includes a mix of genres that reflect the cultural richness and complexity of the topic at hand.

Dorothy Clark

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Good Hair is a vital component of the film, enhancing its impact and resonance with the audience.

Donald Lee

5/10

The music choices in Good Hair effectively convey the range of emotions experienced by Black Americans in relation to their hair, from pride to frustration.

Carol Evans

5/10

The diverse selection of songs in the soundtrack reflects the cultural richness and complexity of the topic of Black hair within the film.

Charles Martinez

6/10

The use of music in Good Hair helps to underscore the important messages and themes discussed in the documentary.

Joshua Mitchell

8/10

The musical choices in Good Hair help to highlight the importance of hair in the Black community and its broader societal implications.

Melissa Martin

8/10

The songs chosen for Good Hair complement the interviews and discussions in a way that enhances the storytelling and emotional impact of the documentary.