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1. #TrackArtistLength
2. 1Boogie Oogie Oogie [Record Mix]4:2
3. 2Bounce, Rock, Skate, RollVaughan Mason5:26
4. 3Pure GoldEarth, Wind & Fire4:0
5. 4Wishing on a Star [Bonus Mix]Beyoncé4:6
6. 5Quit Actin' [Bonus Mix]Ray J3:59
7. 6Superman LoverJohnny 'Guitar' Watson5:41
8. 7Hollywood Swingin' [Mix]Kool & the Gang4:13
9. 8Let's Stay Together [Bonus Mix]Michelle Williams3:24
10. 9Lovely DayBill Withers4:12
11. 10I Wanna Know Your NameKeith Sweat4:8
12. 11Get OffFoxy5:40
13. 12Le FreakChic4:17

Roll Bounce Soundtrack

Possibly set out to right the wrongs of the roller-disco-obsessed movies that were actually made while the craze was operating at full blast (Roller Boogie, Skatetown, USA, the arguably flawless Xanadu), Roll Bounce is set in the '70s -- well before many of its stars were born -- and its soundtrack balances classics with modern updates and covers. The old material is well chosen (Bill Withers' 'Lovely Day,' Foxy's 'Get Off,' Vaughn Mason & Crew's 'Bounce, Rock, Skate, Roll'), if occasionally obvious and over-familiar (Chic's 'Le Freak'). Beyoncé, Michelle Williams, and Keith Sweat provide covers that couldn't possibly match the originals, while Kool & the Gang needlessly overhauls 'Hollywood Swingin' with Jamiroquai. Out of all the new tracks included here, the most exciting is Brooke Valentine's loose interpretation of A Taste of Honey's 'Boogie Oogie Oogie,' featuring Fabolous and Yo-Yo, not to mention a Jazze Pha production that's a speedy variation on Ciara's '1, 2 Step.' One touch that nicely ties old to new is a Jam & Lewis-produced track from Earth, Wind & Fire that shows flashes of the group's best uplifting/mid-tempo moments (à la 'Devotion'). Like most other soundtracks, this disc isn't likely to have much appeal to those who haven't seen the movie. It's also worth noting that a very small number of its inclusions are exclusives.