March of the Rednecks (2:23) (Bill Justis)ĩ. Incidental CB Dialogue (Bandit, Smokey & Snowman) (:56)Ħ. Jerry Reed (2:45) (Jerry Hubbard / Dick Feller)ĥ.Incidental CB Dialogue (Bandit & Snowman) (:30) The album additionally includes many memorable dialog tracks taken right from the movie featuring Reynolds, Reed and Jackie Gleason. and the Dixie Dancekings, Gator, and three Smokey and the Bandit movies.Widely available on vinyl for the first time in 25 years, the soundtrack to the classic Burt Reynolds film features massive hits from Country Music Hall of Fame inductee, Jerry Reed, including “East Bound and Down” and “The Bandit.” Jerry also provides much of the instrumental score alongside celebrated musician and composer, Bill Justis.
He was a regular on Glen Campbell’s Goodtime Hour TV series in the early ’70s, which led to roles with pal Burt Reynolds in films such as W.W. While pulling off the stunt, he falls in love with a woman engaged to the son of a dyspeptic. Jerry was a guitar virtuoso who scored a handful of hits in the 1970s, including “Amos Moses,” “When You’re Hot, You’re Hot,” “Lord, Mr. The Bandit, a charismatic bootlegger, takes a bet to ship a truck full of beer from Texas to Arkansas. ’Cause Fred definitely don’t like grease!” Were sad to hear of the death of MikeHenry (19362021) NFL linebacker turned actor, best known as Junior Justice in the SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT movies. But the Snowman had enough one-liners to steal every scene he was in: “I don’t think my dog bit you, mister. Of course, Burt got the girl, and Jerry got the dog (Fred). Jerry starred as the Bandit’s sidekick, Cledus “Snowman” Snow, as the tandem trekked from Atlanta to Texarkana-and back-for 400 cases of Coors (not Coors Light).
Justice), the film featured one of country music’s most complete artists: singer/songwriter/guitarist Jerry Reed. In addition to starring Burt Reynolds (Bandit), Sally Field (Frog), and Jackie Gleason (Buford T. After a lackluster premiere run in May 1977 at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, the sleeper flick became one of the biggest films of the year as it opened in more and more theaters over the summer of ’77. Smokey and the Bandit (1977) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
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