Condition: Brand New

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• A triple Grammy award-winning record, one of the best soundtrack records of all time, reached No. 1 in America on March 23, 2002. The album O Brother, Where Art Thou? produced by T-Bone Burnett was a stirring blend of bluegrass, country, gospel, blues and folk music that musically underscored and undoubtedly enhanced the film of the same name by Joel and Ethan Coen. The remarkable success in the charts followed the glorious Grammy night of February 27th.
  From the very beginning, the soundtrack was conceived as an integral part of the film, and for this reason it was recorded before shooting began. Burnett’s ideas are designed to inspire the shooting and give shape to the cinematography, and it works wonderfully.
  While most of the soundtrack consists of new recordings, there are a few vintage tracks, including Harry McClintock