The same can be said for ‘Maybe It’s Time’, which sees Cooper delivering a slow guitar confessional that wouldn’t sound out of place at a Kris Kristofferson show. Again, that professional involvement goes far thanks to a writing credit from US star Jason Isbell, this provides the moment at which Cooper appears most like a genuine rock star.īut if Cooper’s moments are dour confessionals, Gaga’s efforts as Ally are even more emotional, with soaring choruses that reflect her upward trajectory throughout the film. Nelson’s involvement also elevates the track from being standard soundtrack fare – it sounds refreshingly believable on screen and goes far in ensuring that Cooper’s transformation into a boozy troubadour doesn’t feel too contrived. As opening tracks go, it’s a perfect fit, subtly hinting at the personal demons that become entirely too clear as his character, singer Jackson Maine, progressed throughout the film.
It starts with ‘Black Eyes’, our first offering of Bradley Cooper’s grizzled pipes on a slice of whiskey-stained southern rock written by US country star Lukas Nelson. But almost a year on, it looks like A Star Is Born could finally be the album to pull away the ropes from the ever powerful Big Top.Īs Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga head for awards glory on the big screen, they’ve crafted a soundtrack that is equally impressive it’s a collection of emotionally charged songs that feel entirely appropriate for this heartfelt tale of doomed romance. Wolverine went to the circus last Christmas and he’s still clawing away with staggering sales that threaten to dwarf almost everything else in the charts.
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