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‘Rachel Getting Married’ Soundtack Features TVOTR’s Tunde Adebimpe, Robyn Hitchock and More…

While we busy watching and reviewing the film, the soundtrack to Jonathan Demme’s “Rachel Getting Married” came out on September 30 via Lakeshore digitally (the album comes out physically on October 28).

As we noted in our review, TV On The Radio’s frontman, Tunde Adebimpe sings Neil Young’s classic, “Unknown Legend,” acapella in the movie and his version is included on the 16-song tracklist as well as two songs by Robyn Hitchcock, one of which, “Up To Our Nex,” was written originally for the film.

Given the mult-culti nature of the film — the wedding seems to mash-up one-too many cultures for no real discerning reason — the soundtrack features samba by Cyro Baptista & Beat The Donkey, reggae by Congo Sister Carol East and Demme’s young son, Brooklyn Demme is also featured on two songs in the film’s soundtrack, including a guitar-heavy version of “Here Come The Bride,” that can be heard in the film’s trailer.

Zafer Tawil plays one of the wedding musicians in the band and some of his original songs are also featured in the movie and on the disc. Donald Harrison Jr. wrote some of the score material and presumably the last song in the film (?), which stems from a jam that the wedding band and Adebimpe are playing at the movie’s conclusion and into the credits. It’s a fantastic song and we must know for sure what the name of that track was.

“Rachel Getting Married” soundtrack tracklist.
1. Unknown Legend – Tunde Adebimpe
2. Wedding – Waltz Zafer Tawil
3. Kym’s Homecoming – Zafer Tawil
4. America – Robyn Hitchcock
5. Here Come The Bride – Brooklyn Demme & Barry Eastmond, Jr.
6. Rachel Loves Sidney – Donald Harrison Jr.
7. Samba For Shiva – Cyro Baptista & Beat The Donkey
8. Ethan’s Theme – Zafer Tawil
9. Up To Our Nex – Robyn Hitchcock
10. Dread Natty – Congo Sister Carol East
11. Dancing With Shiva – Black Bombay
12. It’s Been Done – Angela McCluskey
13. Lower Ninth Ward Blues – Al “Carnival Time” Johnson
14. In My Soul – Tavash Graham featuring Tamyra Gray
15. Trilla – Brooklyn Demme
16. Rachel Loves Sidney (Studio Version) – Donald Harrison Jr.

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  1. the last song’s lyrics are something like “if I can forgive myself, forgive myself, maybe I can forgive you.” It was beautiful,and I’d love to hear it again. Is it on the soundtrack?

  2. Does anyone know the name of the song playing when Anne Hathaway’s character realizes she’s not the bridesmaid? I haven’t seen the movie but it was the clip in her interview with Letterman.

  3. Yeah, I also meant the song playing when she finds out she’s not the maid of honor (instead of bridesmaid). I’m pretty sure the song is not on the soundtrack. I’ll post when I find out.

  4. i nvr heard a more beautiful mix of music. it was a constant thread thru the whole movie. i cant say when ive enjoyed a movie more. the last song was absolutely beautiful.

  5. Here's what I found out about the reception scene as far as the DJ/Dance music. Sydne is in a band called "TV on the radio" and are an excellent electro/hip-hop group from Brooklyn. Here are links to the yuotube video and more info on the soundtrack.

    http://blog.redbox.com/redblog/2009/03/hum-along-the-music-and-musicians-of-rachel-getting-married.html

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7mMoc-x_v0&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fblog.redbox.com%2Fredblog%2F2009%2F03%2Fhum-along-the-music-and-musicians-of-rachel-getting-married.html&feature=player_embedded

  6. There is this song that is in the DVD in the featurettes section, where the deleted scence are ( i nthink) and its like a violin in the begining then it breaks into a trumpt playing and its basically awsome and i just wanted to know it anyone knew who and what it was.
    Thanks!

  7. What is the title and artist playing during the reception, it's hip hop/r&b, a girl is singing and the beat is hip hop…? (I'm not sure if it's the reception but it's when everyone is in the tent dancing)

  8. I too would like to inquire about a song from the film I can't find.

    It's the one playing during/around the hair salon scene. It's a girl singing, that's all I remember.

    If anyone can help me out with this it would be much appreciated, thank you.

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