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I’m really glad Quentin chose to use it where he did. Roy Head and the Traits, “Treat Her Right” (1965): The pumped-up white-soul hit opens the movie and, says Ramos, is there for a reason: “It definitely pertains to the movie and the characters. The Hollywood soundtrack features plenty of classic-rock types (the Rolling Stone, Bob Seger, Neil Diamond), but we asked Ramos to dig into some of the deeper-cut moments in the film. He wanted to stay very specific to the period.” “He was a bit more anachronistic with this. “Nothing later than 1969, some things from before,” Ramos says. Although they were approached by several name acts to record covers or – in the case of Lana Del Rey – offer up their own material, Tarantino stuck with his time-capsule idea. For his poetic-license retelling of the intersection of Roman Polanski, Sharon Tate, the Charles Manson posse, and fictional actors played by Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, Tarantino didn’t want any of the music heard in the film to go beyond one year (1969, when the film is set). The major difference with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was the time frame. “In the past, when we’ve started preparation,” she says, “he invites me over and I madly scribble as he’s talking a mile a minute and pausing to put the needle down on records.

What Ramos describes as Tarantino’s “record room” looks like a vinyl boutique, with LPs separated into bins labeled by genres like soul and soundtracks. According to Mary Ramos, Quentin Tarantino’s longtime music supervisor, the process for selecting songs for one of his films starts in a record store-which happens to be in his Hollywood home.

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