Highway 61

Highway 61 is a soundtrack album to the Canadian film Highway 61, released in 1991. The album produced the first chart hit for Canadian alternative band Bourbon Tabernacle Choir, "Put Your Head On". It also resulted in a left-field chart success for Tom Jones, whose 1965 single "It's Not Unusual" charted on Canadian modern rock and campus radio stations as a result of its inclusion the soundtrack. Nash the Slash also composed the film's score.

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  • 1991

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