Sharp Objects S01E05 Soundtrack

Aug 05, 2018
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13 entries

This catalogue lists 13 entries for Sharp Objects, season 1, episode 5. Details are included where available.

Sharp Objects S01E05 soundtrack songs

Catalogue entries · 13 entries

Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.

  1. Dance and Angela
    Mark Batson

    Opening titles.

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  2. Pa'lante
    Hurray for the Riff Raff

    Camille listens to this song in her headphones when woken up by Amma and her friends roller skating and running lines on the veranda. Repeats later as Camille drives to Willis’ motel; End credits.

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  3. A Man Without Love
    Engelbert Humperdinck

    Camille and Amma rehearse for the play; Adora decides Camille needs a more appropriate outfit for the party.

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  4. It's Impossible
    Perry Como

    Alan and Adora drive Camille and Amma to the clothing store.

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  5. It Ain't Me Babe
    Bob Dylan

    Three guys hit on Camille.

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  6. I Got the Blues (feat. Duane Eddy)
    Glen Morris

    Detective Willis talks to Chief Vickery about Camille's article and the tight security in place for the upcoming Calhoun Day event.

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  7. The Battle Hymn Of The Republic
    The Cast Of Sharp Objects

    Amma and other kids during the show

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  8. In the Evening
    Led Zeppelin

    Camille drives to Richard's motel (already on her way, when she switches her car radio like 2 secs).

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  9. Dixie
    Tommy Reeves
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  10. Dance and Angela (Trip-Hop Version)
    Jean-Phi Goncalves

    Opening titles.

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  11. I Got the Blues (feat. Duane Eddy)
    Glen Morris, Duane Eddy

    Detective Willis talks to Chief Vickery about Camille's article and the tight security in place for the upcoming Calhoun Day event.

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  12. City of New Orleans (Remastered)
    Arlo Guthrie
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  13. High Heels
    Ludovico Einaudi
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