Starsky & Hutch (2004)

About this title: Part of the joke of Todd Phillips' big-screen version of Starsky & Hutch is that it's set in the '70s, and it plays with pop culture of the decade with affection. So, it's no surprise that the accompanying soundtrack does the same thing, immersing itself in the sounds and styles of the time, primarily funk, soul, and disco, but dipping into country and soft rock a couple of times. It's also no surprise that there's some send-ups of songs from the time -- there's Dan Finnerty, best known for doing something similar on the Wedding Planner soundtrack, covering "Feel Like Making Love," Brigette ... read more

Tracks:

1. Old Days [Pankow]
2. Dazz [Hargis/Irons/Ransom]
3. Folsom Prison Blues [Cash]
4. Right Back Where We Started From [Edwards/Tubbs]
5. Use Me [Withers]
6. Feel Like Makin Love [McDaniels]
7. Dancing Machine [Davis/Fletcher/Park]
8. The Weight [Robertson]
9. That's the Way I Like It [Casey/Finch]
10. Don't Give Up On Us [Macaulay]
11. I Want'a Do Something Freaky to You [Haywood]
12. Love Will Keep Us Together [Sedaka/Greenfield]
13. I'm a Ramblin' Man [Pennington]
14. Afternoon Delight [Danoff]
15. Two Dragons [Shapiro]

Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.