A peculiar soundtrack for a film that hardly anyone saw, with cult soul artist
Swamp Dogg
credited as "music supervisor." Actually,
performs about half of the songs, some of which are taken from vintage releases: "Remember I Said Tomorrow" was one of his best early-'70s songs, and the attractive ballad "Baby You're My Everything" was a small hit for him way back in the mid-'60s. It's difficult to determine whether the journeyman soul by
Ruby Andrews
,
Michelle Williams
Charlie Whitehead
, and
Dave Cortez
were recorded specifically for the soundtrack or taken from other sources (no dates are provided in the liner notes). If you're a
fan, however, it's not such a bad thing to have around; several of his tracks are typically strong, witty soul tunes, and this may be the only place you can find "Baby You're My Everything" on CD. ~ Richie Unterberger