[PW] Willie Nelson song

Campbell, Barbara A barbara-campbell at uiowa.edu
Mon Jan 28 11:38:27 PST 2008


This scene is from the movie "Wag the Dog" with Dustin Hoffman.

Barb
barbara-campbell at uiowa.edu  

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Carolyn Scheer wrote:
> Here is your usual irritating ear-worm trivia question......  I saw a 
> film clip on TV from a political movie.  The scene was of campaign 
> managers standing outside a recording booth discussing how to use the 
> song they are listening to in a politician's campaign.   In the 
> recording booth are Willie Nelson and a black guitar player singing a 
> song (possibly) called 'Good old shoes.'   The plan is to use the 
> song to play off the politician's name which is Shoemaker or 
> something.   I need the name of the movie, the guitar player, the 
> song, or anything I can use to find a recording of the 
> song.  Searching Willie Nelson's oeuvre is like looking for a fish in 
> the ocean, but he was the only face I could put a name to.
> 
> Thanks much.  Isn't it strange how the weirdest things will stick in
your head.

This has already been answered, but:  the Internet Movie Data Base 
( http://imdb.com ) has a filmography for Willie Nelson.  One section of

the filmography is "Soundtrack."  #32 in that listing:  "# Wag the Dog 
(1997) (writer: "I GUARD THE CANADIAN BORDER") (performer: "I GUARD THE 
CANADIAN BORDER", "GOOD OLD SHOE")"


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