Mow Against The Grain - Johnny Hardwick/Toby Huss/Mike Judge/Brittany Murphy/Kathy Najimy/Stephen Root/Pamela Segall Adlon
East Bound And Down - Tonic
Free Fallin' - Deana Carter
Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground - Williw Nelson/Mark McGrath
Teddy Bear - Mike Judge
El Paso - Old 97's
One Tin Soldier - Brittany Murphy
King Of The Hill Theme - The Refreshments
Fox Television's animated comedy King of the Hill is yet another perfect mix of high wit and low humor. The soundtrack moves all over the map as well, with an interesting set of covers and a decidedly country flavor. Hank ... more »Hill himself delivers the spoken-word gem "Teddy Bear," a tune by Red Sovine that Hill calls "one of the greatest songs ever written." Travis Tritt teams up with George Thorogood for a solid rendition and reprisal of George's hit, the Hank Williams-penned "Move It on Over." The Mavericks add an extra dimension of festivity to Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Down on the Corner." Brooks & Dunn deliver Bob Seger's "Against the Wind" as the country song it always seemed to be. Faith Hill, however, can't quite erase Janis Joplin's imprint on "Piece of My Heart." Deana Carter traces Tom Petty's "Free Fallin'" and manages to find a previously untapped solemnity. For goofy pop, Barenaked Ladies deliver the ebullient "Get in Line." --Rob O'Connor« less
Fox Television's animated comedy King of the Hill is yet another perfect mix of high wit and low humor. The soundtrack moves all over the map as well, with an interesting set of covers and a decidedly country flavor. Hank Hill himself delivers the spoken-word gem "Teddy Bear," a tune by Red Sovine that Hill calls "one of the greatest songs ever written." Travis Tritt teams up with George Thorogood for a solid rendition and reprisal of George's hit, the Hank Williams-penned "Move It on Over." The Mavericks add an extra dimension of festivity to Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Down on the Corner." Brooks & Dunn deliver Bob Seger's "Against the Wind" as the country song it always seemed to be. Faith Hill, however, can't quite erase Janis Joplin's imprint on "Piece of My Heart." Deana Carter traces Tom Petty's "Free Fallin'" and manages to find a previously untapped solemnity. For goofy pop, Barenaked Ladies deliver the ebullient "Get in Line." --Rob O'Connor
"First the show, then the book "The Boy Ain't Right," now this album. Those guys keep putting out one great product after another. What could be next, a great CD-ROM game? I can only hope.Anyway, the Barenaked Ladies Song is great, Hank Hill singing Red Sovine's "Teddy Bear" is an instant classic, Sheryl Crow has another hit, "Mow Against the Grain" made me laugh and Willie Nelson made me cry. This album has everything for everyone and I loved it. If you're a fan of the show or if you just like great music, GET THIS ALBUM!"
Great CD!!!
T. James Crostoni | 08/21/2003
(4 out of 5 stars)
"I bought this because I love King of the Hill and now this has become of favorite family CD! Our 4-year-old requests it all the time. It is a great compilation - I am very pleased! I don't own cd's by any of these artists (besides Willie Nelson) and now I've got to check them all out. Barenaked Ladies, Travis Tritt, Old 97's, Tonic, Faith Hill...all are fabulous! The Mow Against the Grain song is great for a laugh! Enjoy!"
Jinkies!
Joshua Glowzinski | 11/11/1999
(5 out of 5 stars)
"If you love King of the Hill, you'll adore this soundtrack. Music is mingled with sound bites that will leave you laughing. "Mow Against the Grain" is the KotH version of "Everybody's Free (to Wear Sunscreen)" and it's a scream."
A great soundtrack.
Joshua Glowzinski | Earth | 02/28/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Well, one of the reasons that I like this so much is because I am a fan of the show. It's to bad they are not putting the seasons out at this point. But this is about the soundtrack. Below I will tell you a little about it.
The soundtrrack has some great country bands on it. Some are Travis Tritt, Brooks and Dunn, Faith Hill and Willie Nelson. They also have great bands from other genres. Some of these bands are Barenaked Ladies, Sheryl Crow, Tonic and Deana Carter. They all sound great on thisd soundtrack.
I had not heard of some of the bands on here. Like The Mavericks, Old 97s and The Refreshments. They all sound great as well. The cd reminds me of when I was a kid. My mom and dad would allways listen to country. My mom still does now, but I think the best country is the older stuff.
Besides the fact that the cd has a lot of know and unknown bands, they also have commentary by the cast before some of the songs. As well as Hank singing Teddy Bear and Luanne Platter singing One Tin Soldier. I liked the song so much that I foudn and bought the record of Red Sovine offline.
You will probably remember when the songs played on the tv show. At least I know I did. Weather you have the seaons or not, this CD is great to add to your collection. It has great music and funny commentary.
The songs are
1 - Travis Tritt with George Thorogood - Move it on Over
2 - Barenaked Ladies - Get in Line
3 - The Mavericks - Down on the Corner
4 - Sheryl Crow - Straight to the Moon
5 - Brooks and Dunn - Against the Wind
6 - Faith Hill - Piece of my Heart
7 - Trace Adkins - I know a Little
8 - The Hill Family Singers - Mow against the Grain
9 - Tonic - East Bound and Down
10 - Deana Carter - Free Fallin'
11 - Willie Nelson and Mark McGrath - Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground