Just finished watching Cold Case and what a complete and awesome surprise that the entire soundtrack from the show was made up of Tim McGraw songs – all nine of them !
EPISODE 11 “THE RED AND THE BLUE” – Season 4 is the first time I’ve ever known a programme use one artist in its entirety. The other first as far as I am concerned is the use of Nashville as the centre for a cold case – mind you, very little of Nashville is used in the programme!
Doing a search for more information on the inclusion of McGraw’s music I stumbled upon a complete track listing and description of the scene – check out the site here, it’s a great resource for music used in every cold case episode. http://www.have-dog.com/coldcase/
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Tim McGraw “Just to See You Smile” Greatest Hits, Track 5 Opening Scenes.
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Tim McGraw “Something Like That” Greatest Hits, Track 10 “Where i come from, a man’s word is as good as a piece of paper.” Tim McGraw “All I Want Is A Life” [?], Track [?] Dusty shows back up, after pawning the amp.
- Mike Stinson sings “Counting My Lucky Stars”, the only other song used in the programme and not McGraw. [DOWNLOAD THE FULL SONG from http://www.larrybagby.com/music.html] Rehearsal | Truck performs his song with Edie.
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Tim McGraw “I Do But I Don’t” Everywhere, Track 5 Honey says goodbye to Truck.
- Tim McGraw “For A Little While” Everywhere, Track 2 Truck is told to cut his brother loose.
- Tim McGraw “The Cowboy In Me” Greatest Hits, Volume 2, Track 4 Truck gives Ty the bad news.
- Tim McGraw “Drugs or Jesus” Live Like You Were Dying, Track 6 Truck makes a decision.
- Tim McGraw “I’ve Got Friends That Do” Greatest Hits, Volume
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