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Bootmen Music Credits Music Design & Production Laurence Maddy Composer Cezary Skubiszewski (cast) Pub Band – Sandercoe Ian Sandercoe, Paul Elliot, David Carter, Craig Lancaster Newt’s Band Bass Guitarist Dario Bortolin Drummer Mark Marriott Guitarist at Benefit Laurence Maddy Music Editor Laurence Maddy Assistant to Tap & Music Editor Liam Fraser Tap and Music Mixer Laurence Maddy Music Supervisors Mana Music Chris Gough Ben Steer Original Music Composed, Arranged and Produced by Cezary Skubiszewski Recorded by Andy Baldwin and Robin Gray at Sing Sing & Allan Eaton Studios, Melbourne Mixed by Andy Baldwin and Laurence Maddy at Metropolis Studios, South Melbourne Performed by Charlie Rooke and the Victorian Philharmonic Orchestra Members of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra Orchestrations & Conductor Darryl McKenzie Additional Guitar Recording Shane O’Mara, David Dwyer Jan Skubiszewski “Finale Part 1” Composed by: C. Skubiszewski, L. Maddy and D. Perry Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd/Control “Finale Part 2” Composed by: C. Skubiszewski Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd “Finale Part 3” Composed by: C. Skubiszewski and D. Perry Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd/Control “Bootchorus Stomp” Composed by: C. Skubiszewski and D. Perry Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd/Control “Machine Shop Rehearsal” Composed by: L. Maddy Publisher” Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd “Mechanical Gardens” Composed by: L. Maddy and D. Perry Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd/Control “Mechanical Gardens 2” Composed by L. Maddy, Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd. “Mitchell’s Theme” Composed by: C. and J. Skubiszewski Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd “Tap Flange” Composed by: D. Perry, Produced by: L. Maddy Performed by: Bootchorus, Publisher: Control “Rumble” Written by: T. Rogers, Performed by: You Am I Publisher: Festival Music Australia Pty Ltd “Shiver” Written by: Orange/Juke, Performed by: Oblivia Publisher: J. Albert & Son Pty Ltd “Slap that Bass” Written by: G. Gershwin, Produced by: L. Maddy Arranged & Orchestrated by: Graham Jesse, Co-ordinator: David Stratton Publisher: © 1936 George Gershwin Music (ASCAP) & Ira Gershwin Music (ASCAP) All rights O/B/O George Gershwin Music & Ira Gershwin Music Administered and Orchestrated by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) “Deeper Water” Written by: C. Kennedy, B. Palmer Produced by: Mark Opitz & Deadstar Performed by: Deadstar, Publisher: Mushroom Music “Strange Human Beings” Written by: Quan Yeomans, Performed by: Regurgitator Publisher: © 1999 EMI Publishing Australia Pty Ltd Licensed by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd “Bloody Mary” Written by: Chris Chaney Produced by: Lindsay Gravina & the Living End, Performed by: The Living End Publisher: © 1998 The Living End Pty Ltd. All rights administered by EMI April Music Inc. Licensed by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd “Preacher” Written by: Ian Sandercoe Produced by: Laurence Maddy Performed by: Sandercoe/Control “Freebound” Written by: Ian Sandercoe Produced by: Laurence Maddy Performed by: Sandercoe/Control “My Family” Written by: N. Curuana/T. Wraight/C. Tabone Produced by: Mushroom Music Performed by: Banana Oil, Publisher: Nicky Bomba “Tease Me” Written by: P. Kelly/B. Haymes Produced by: Paul Kelly & Mark Opitz Performed by: Paul Kelly Publisher: Mushroom Music “Signpost” Written by: P. Jamieson, P. Davern, J. Henson Produced by: Jonathan Burnside Performed by: Grinspoon Publisher: Shock Music Publishing (Australia) Pty Ltd “Newt’s Notes” Written by: L. Maddy/G. Walmsley, Performed by: Grant Walmsley Publisher: Warner/Chappell Music Australia/Universal Publishing “Don’t It Get You Down” Written by: C. Kennedy, B. Palmer, P. Jones Produced by: Barry Palmer Performed by: Deadstar Publisher: Mushroom Music “Better Off Dead” Written by: P. Jamieson Produced by: Jonathan Burnside Performed by: Grinspoon Publisher: Shock Music Publishing (Australia) Pty Ltd “All Torn Down” Written by: Chris Cheney, Produced by: Lindsay Gravina & The Living End Performed by: The Living End, Publisher: © 1998 The Living End Pty Ltd. All rights administered by EMI April Music Inc. Licensed by EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd “Even When I’m Sleeping” Written by: D. Manning Produced by: Justin Stanley Performed by: Leonardo’s Bride Publisher: Mushroom Music “Puttin’ On the Ritz” Written by: Irving Berlin Produced by: Laurence Maddy Performed by: Grant Walmsley Publisher: Irving Berlin Music Corp & J Albert & Son Pty Ltd “Junk” Written by: T. Rogers, Performed by: You Am I Publisher: Festival Music Australia Pty Ltd “Nothing On My Mind” Written by: P. Kelly, P. Luscombe, S. Hadley Produced by: Paul Kelly with Laurence Maddy Performed by: Paul Kelly, Publisher: Mushroom Music Cezary Skubiszewski and Laurence Maddy’s services provided courtesy of Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd Soundtrack available through BMG BMG Australia Limited - logo Lyrics: The film ends with a montage of superimposed images showing Adam Garcia’s Sean, Sophie Lee’s Linda and baby, and Sam Worthington’s Mitchell. Sean’s whirling in a tap sequence, before doing a backflip on front of a cheering crowd. He soaks up the applause, and then there’s a boot in close up tapping on the floor several times, before the boots walk offscreen and the image cuts to black. As end credits begin to roll, Paul Kelly’s Something on My Mind (already heard in the film) begins to play. Lyrics as heard in the film. Yep … (Guitar driven intro) Here we go … (Guitar driven intro) Rack 'em up Jim, it's your break Set 'em up Max, it's my shout You know, I really could go a round or three You wouldn't believe the crap I've had to deal with this week And I'm shovelling most of it for free "Grace under pressure" - that's what the old man said But the old man said a lot of things in his time Well, fighting a bull's one thing, but fighting bullshit's another You know, around here the bullshit just never seems to die I just want nothing on my mind Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind. Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind. Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind. Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Take it … (guitar-driven instrumental) Christ! Hell! It's warming up in here, listen to that guitar player will ya? Do you think anyone could tell him to turn down? Where'd Jim go, sorry I didn't catch your name It's impossible to hear a word above that sound I'm a little thirsty, I'm running out of money, Hey I'm a legend, not a star And I'll talk to anyone, yes I will Just as long as I can keep ripping the scab off those cold little vicious ones As they keep coming across the bar I just want nothing on my mind Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind. Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind. Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind. Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Look … (guitar-driven instrumental) Huh ... There was a man on the radio today, talking about the young people Said we should listen to the young people, said they're a victim of conspiracy The young people, Jesus! What's that supposed to mean? I never did one damn good thing 'til I was over thirty I'm gonna get up in the morning, chug a little coffee Gonna get on my bike and ride away Find me a beach with a nice little break And I'm gonna catch wave after wave after wave Until there's nothing on my mind Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind. Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind. Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind. Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Just won’t let it on my mind Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Nothing on my mind Chorus: Nothin’ on my mind! Well … (Guitar-driven instrumental takes over, with a few interjections) Right! Young people! Whoever brought me here’s gonna have to take me home! The young people! Ha! What’s that? What’s that? Do you know what I’m saying?” Huh?! CD: A CD of the soundtrack was released: (Below: BMG/RCA version) (BMG Australian version) BMG 74321784292 2000 BMG/RCA 74321-78969-2 Executive Producers: Dein Perry & Hilary Linstead Tracks 3 & 18 - original music composed, arranged and produced by Cezary Skubiszewski Charlie Rook - guitar; Steven Hadley - bass; John Watson - drums Recorded and mixed by Andy Baldwin Additional recording Laurence Maddy Track 12 produced, recorded and mixed by Andy Baldwin Track 9 original music composed, arranged and produced by Cezary Skubiszewski Charlie Rook -guitar; Victorian Philharmonic Orchestra (members of Melbourne Symphony Orchestra) Recorded by Robin Gray and Adam Rhodes Mixed by Andy Baldwin Music supervisor - Chris Gough, Mana Music Music mixer & tap editor - Lawrence Maddy Cezary Skubiszewski & Laurence Maddy - services provided courtesy of Warner/Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd. The BMG Australian version begins with: 1. All Torn Down, vocals: The Living End (Cheney), EMI Music Publishing, 1998 Modular Recordings Pty Ltd. Licensed Courtesy of EMI Music Australia This track doesn’t appear on the BMG/RCA version. There are other variations, see the rear covers above - there are two fewer tracks and the order is different. These details are for the original Australian release: 2. Rumble, vocals: You Am I (Tim Rogers), Festival Music Australia Pty Ltd., 1998 rooArt 3. Opening Sequence, (Cezary Skubiszewski), Fox/Warner Chappell Music Australia Pty Ltd. 4. Bloody Mary, vocals: The Living End (Cheney), EMI Music Publishing, 1998 Modular Recordings Pty Ltd, licensed Courtesy of EMI Music Australia 5. Strange Human Beings, vocals: Regurgitator (Quan Yeomans/Regurgitator), EMI Music Publishing Australia Pty Ltd., 1999 Warner Music Australia Pty Ltd., licensed from Warner Music Australia Pty Limited 6.Tease Me, vocals: Paul Kelly (Kelly/B Haymes), Mushroom Music, 1998 P.
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