The 'Urban Cowboy' soundtrack is more than a souvenir from the 1980 film—it’s a sonic snapshot of a cultural crossroads in American music. As John Travolta traded disco floors for Texas dance halls, the album mapped the moment country twang met pop polish. Featuring legends like Johnny Lee, Charlie Daniels Band, and Anne Murray, these tracks fueled a national fascination with mechanical bulls and cowboy boots, and propelled country into the mainstream. Every song is steeped in the energy and yearning of the era—think ‘Looking for Love’ spinning in a smoky bar, or the raw drive of ‘The Devil Went Down to Georgia.’ The album’s blend of heartache, hope, and two-step rhythms helped define an entire subculture, making it a vital listen for fans of both country and Hollywood soundtracks. Whether you crave the warmth of analog storytelling or want a tangible piece of music history, this record delivers a rare, honest glimpse into the world where rodeo dreams and urban realities collide. It’s a must-have for collectors, nostalgia seekers, or anyone who remembers—or wishes they remembered—the night the cowboy rode into town.
Track List:
A1 - Hello Texas - 2:33
A2 - All Night Long - 3:50
A3 - Times Like These - 3:02
A4 - Nine Tonight - 6:35
B1 - Stand By Me - 3:35
B2 - Cherokee Fiddle - 4:06
B3 - Could I Have This Dance - 3:14
B4 - Lyin' Eyes - 6:23
C1 - Lookin' For Love - 3:41
C2 - Don't It Make You Want To Dance - 3:29
C3 - The Devil Went Down To Georgia - 3:35
C4 - Here Comes The Hurt Again - 2:41
C5 - Orange Blossom Special / Hoedown - 2:06
D1 - Love The World Away - 3:11
D2 - Falling In Love For The Night - 3:00
D3 - Darlin' - 2:34
D4 - Look What You've Done To Me - 5:39
D5 - Hearts Against The Wind - 2:58