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Dirty Deeds Music Credits Composer Paul Healy (cast) You Am I The Cadillacs Tim Rogers Dave Scotland Andy Kent Neil Pepper Russell Hopkinson Keith Longman David Lane Tony Hicks Music Score Recorded at Milk Bar Supersonic Music Score Produced and Mixed at Supersonic Assistant to Composer Amanda Brown Assistant Music Editor Scott Horscroft Recording Engineers Wayne Connolly Trent Williamson Musicians Drums David Kleynjas Bass Samuel Dixon Flute Tony Buchen Wurlitzer Alan Goodman Antony Partos Harmonica/Jaw Harp Trent Williamson Guitar Trent Williamson Paul Healy Orchestra Pro Musica Sydney Orchestra Contractor Coralie Hartl Concertmaster Phillip Hartl Brass and Strings orchestrated and conducted by George Brodbeck Music Supervisor Mana Music Chris Gough Julie Spinks Soundtrack Recording Engineer Chris Dickie Mixing Engineer David Nicholas Additional Engineers Greg Clarke and Paul McKercher Assisted by Jim Maroudas and Shae Mete Mastered by Don Bartley Soundtrack Recorded at Sing Sing Studios Additional Recording at Electric Mountain Studio and Studios 301 Mixed at The Basement Studios Sydney Mastered at Studios 301 And I Heard The Fire Sing Composed by R. Taylor Published by Festival Music Publishing Performed by Grinspoon Licensed courtesy of Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap Composed by Young/Young/Scott Published by J Albert & Son Pty Ltd Performed by AC/DC Licensed courtesy of Albert Productions Sinner Man Composed by Bruce Woodley/Athol Guy/ Judith Durham/Keith Potger Published by Chappell Music Ltd (PRS) All rights administered by Chappell & Co (ASCAP) Used by permission of Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd Performed by The Seekers Licensed courtesy of EMI Music Australia Spinning Wheel Composed by David Clayton-Thomas Published by Bay Music/EMI Blackwood Music Inc All rights administered by EMI Songs Australia Pty Ltd Performed by Barry Crocker Licensed courtesy of Nine Network Australia Boom Sha La La Lo Composed by Bruce Woodley and Hans Sven Poulsen Published by Carlin Music Corp and Swansong Music Ltd Used by permission of Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd/Fable Music Pty Ltd (Australia) Performed by Hans Poulsen Licensed courtesy the Rajon Music Group Pty Ltd Bom Bom Composed by Wilson/Hannaford Published by Mushroom Music Publishing (P) 1971 Wizard Records Performed by Daddy Cool Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd Ever Lovin' Man Composed by Lynch/Lovett/Anderson/ Humphries/Clyne Published by Mushroom Music Publishing Performed by The Loved Ones Licensed courtesy of PolyGram Records Licensed from Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd Washboard Rock 'n' Roll Composed by M. Schneider & R. Schneider Published by Origin Music/Festival Music Publishing Performed by Lisa Miller and Tim Rogers Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd Sometimes I Just Don't Know Written by Tim Rogers Published by Festival Music Publishing Performed by You Am I with Billy Thorpe Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd Just As Long As We're Together Composed by R. Wilson Published by Mushroom Music Publishing (P) 1971 Wizard Records Performed by Daddy Cool Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd My City of Sydney Composed by Leonetti/Troupe Published by Chrysalis Music Performed by Tommy Leonetti Licensed courtesy of Cinton Music Wild About You Composed by Andy Anderson Copyright Control Performed by Dallas Crane Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd Calendar Eyes Composed by Tim Rogers Published by Festival Music Publishing Performed by You Am I Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd Because I Love You Composed by Doug Ford and Jim Keays Published by EMI Music Publishing Australia Performed by The Cadillacs No Good Without You Composed by Tim Rogers Published by Festival Music Publishing Performed by Bernard Fanning and Bruce Kaynes Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd/ Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd Draggin' Yer Bones Composed by Tim Rogers Published by Festival Music Publishers Performed by You Am I Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd Trouble Composed by Tim Rogers Published by Festival Music Publishing Performed by You Am I with Bernard Fanning Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd/ Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd Losin' My Blues Tonight Composed by Slim Dusty Published by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd Performed by Lisa Miller and Tim Rogers Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd I'll Be Gone Composed by Mike Rudd Published by Cellar Music Co Pty Ltd/ Warner Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd Used by permission of Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd Performed by Palladium Licensed courtesy of Warner Music Australia Pty Ltd Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap Composed by Young/Young/Scott Published by J Albert & Son Pty Ltd Performed by You Am I with Tex Perkins Licensed courtesy of BMG Australia Ltd/ Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd Soundtrack available through BMG BMG Australia Limited - logo Lyrics: There are two songs over the tail credits. The first is Mike Rudd’s domestic hit, I’ll Be Gone, performed by Palladium. The film ends with Barry Ryan (Bryan Brown), Sharon Ryan (Toni Collette) and Sal Cassela (Felix Williamson) in a small plane flying back to Sydney. Barry leaves Sal to move up to join Sharon in the front. Sharon cheerfully asks Barry “So, what you got on today, darl?” Barry replies, “Oh you know, the usual, bibs and bobs, all over the shop.” (At this point the instrumental introduction to the song is sliding in under the dialogue). Barry: “Hey Sal … you wouldn’t be dead for quids, eh?” Barry grabs hold of Sharon’s hand, and as we cut to outside, to see the plane flying over the empty red landscape, the song and end credits begin, with the plane flying off towards the distant sun. Lyrics as heard in the film (the first verse of the original that’s usually heard is cut): (Someday I'll have money Money isn't easy to come by By the time it comes by I'll be gone I'll sing my song and I'll be gone - cut from film) Someday I'll have lovin’ Lovin’ isn't easy come by By the time it comes by, I'll be gone I'll sing my song and I'll be gone Whoooh Living a life of luxury Doesn't seem to be for me Be for me Moving around comes naturally Moving around and feelin’ free That's for me … (The repeat of the opening verse is also cut. Instead we’re with Darcy (Sam Worthington), Margaret (Kestie Morassi) and Tony Testano (John Goodman) walking through the desolate landscape. Money flutters around them. Margaret pauses to pick up a note she sees caught in a low bush. Tony and Darcy look at the note, and then a smiling Darcy and Margaret rush back to check the source of the money. Tony, in a quizzical voice: “Jimmy’s two mill! ” As he moves off, the image does a quick fade to black. We hear Tony over black, laughing, as he says “Good for Jimmy”, laughing again. A new song starts up, as now the credits roll up over black. This is Tex Perkins and You Am I doing the AC/DC classic Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, which the film clearly used as its inspiration for its main title. Hey … Hey ... Well … if you're havin' trouble with your high school head He's givin' you the blues You want to graduate but not in his bed Here's what you got to do Pick up the phone I'm always home Call me any time Just ring 362 4360 I lead a life of crime Dirty deeds (with chorus) done dirt cheap Dirty deeds (with chorus) done dirt cheap Dirty deeds (with chorus) done dirt cheap Dirty deeds and they're done dirt cheap Dirty deeds and they're done dirt cheap You got trouble in your life of love You got a broken heart He's double dealin' with your best friend That's when the teardrops start, fella Pick up the phone I'm here alone Or make a social call Come right in Forget about him We'll have ourselves a ball Dirty deeds (with chorus) done dirt cheap Dirty deeds (with chorus) done dirt cheap Dirty deeds (with chorus) done dirt cheap Dirty deeds and they're done dirt cheap Dirty deeds and they're done dirt cheap Dirty deeds and they're done dirt cheap (Guitar driven interlude) If you … you got a lady and you want her gone But you ain't got the guts She keeps naggin' at you night and day Enough to drive ya nuts Pick up the phone Leave her alone It's time you made a stand For a fee I'm happy to be Your back door man Dirty deeds (with chorus) done dirt cheap Dirty deeds (with chorus) done dirt cheap Dirty deeds (with chorus) done dirt cheap Dirty deeds and they're done dirt cheap Dirty deeds and they're done dirt cheap Dirty deeds and they're done dirt cheap (In the background, as the hook plays out, we hear a voice reciting) Concrete shoes, cyanide, TNT (Song) Done dirt cheap (Again spoken) Neckties, contracts, high voltage (Song) Dirty deeds Done dirt cheap Dirty deeds Done dirt cheap Dirty deeds Done dirt cheap Dirty deeds … (wailing) Waaarrgh!! The song then does a sub-Hendrix warped, feedback style guitar solo, which carries on to the end, and the main title whirling, as if a poker machine, to an electronic sound. Cut to black. CDs: CDs of the soundtrack were released: The CD was also released with a different colour scheme: A You Am I/Tex Perkins single was also released for promotional purposes: CD rooArt 743219 346421 2002 Soundtrack album produced by Tim Rogers 01: DIRTY DEEDS DONE DIRT CHEAP, You Am I with Tex Perkins 02: TITLES SEQUENCE, Paul Healy 03: AND I HEARD THE FIRE SING, Grinspoon 04: TROUBLE, You Am I with Bernard Fanning 05: NEW FLAT, Paul Healy 06: I'LL BE GONE, Palladium 07: SOMETIMES I JUST DON'T KNOW, You Am I with Billy Thorpe 08: WILD ABOUT YOU, Dallas Crane 09: NO GOOD WITHOUT YOU, Bernard Fanning and Bruce Haymes 10: MAKING PIZZA, Paul Healy 11: DRAGGIN' YER BONES, You Am I 12: EVERLOVIN' MAN, The Loved Ones 13: MADE MY BED, GONNA LIE IN IT, You Am I with Phil Jamieson 14: WASHBOARD ROCK'N'ROLL, Lisa Miller, Jody Bell and Tim Rogers 15: BLACK AND BLUE, Powder Monkeys 16: CALENDAR EYES, You Am I 17: BOM BOM,, Daddy Cool 18: LOSIN' MY BLUES TONIGHT, Tim Rogers and Lisa Miller 19: PLANE LEAVES, Paul Healy CD Promotion and You Am I: The producers pushed the CD hard, with You Am I boasting of its connection to the film on its website, saved to Trove here: The Tim Rogers produced Dirty Deeds soundtrack will be released July 1.
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