The second series of Underbelly is also throwing out another excellent soundtrack.
‘Underbelly: A Tale Of two Cities’ is the story of notorious bad guys Bob Trimbole and Terry Clark and their wave of crime in the drug trade in the 70s.The soundtrack captures the era with Aussie classics like The Angels ‘Take A Long Line’, ‘Divinyls ‘Science Fiction’, Jo Jo Zep ‘Hit and Run’ and that lost classic by Mississippi ‘Kings Of The World’.
The soundtrack was compiled by Melbourne company Level Two Music.
The songs of the era are perfectly balanced with modern day Jackson Jackson ‘The Devil In Me’ and Eli Paperboy Reed ‘Take My Love With You’.
Like the first series soundtrack, the new album is every much a must-keep as the series on DVD.
Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities will be released on March 21.
Tracklisting:
1. The Angels - Take A Long Line
2. Philadelphia Grand Jury - Going To The Casino
3. Freddie Henchi & The Soulsetters - Funky To The Bone
4. Hard-ons - Girl In The Sweater
5. Flash & The Pan - Down Among The Deadmen
6. Divinyls - Science Fiction
7. Alex Kaeck & His Keikis - Tiny Bubbles
8. Cheetah - Spend The Night
9. Eli “Paperboy” Reed & The True Loves - Take My Love With You
10. Normie Rowe - Shakin’ All Over
11. The Motels - Total Control
12. Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons - Hit And Run
13. Daddy Cool - Eagle Rock
14. Giorgio Conte - Rock’n Roll & Cha Cha Cha
15. Billy Field - Bad Habits
16. Mississippi - Kings Of The World
17. Jackson Jackson - Devil In Me
18. Burkhard Dallwitz - It’s A Jungle Out There
