The Red Dead Redemption Soundtrack is the official soundtrack of video game Red Dead Redemption. The music was primarily composed by musicians Bill Elm and Woody Jackson. The soundtrack also features additional works from a few other musicians including the ultra-talented Jose Gonzalez.

All music composed by Bill Elm and Woody Jackson, except where noted.

Red Dead Redemption Original Soundtrack (75:18)
No.     Title     Length
1.     ”Born Unto Trouble”       3:12
2.     ”The Shootist”       4:17
3.     ”Dead End Alley”       2:06
4.     ”Horseplay”       3:15
5.     ”Luz y Sombra”       5:19
6.     ”El Club De Los Cuerpos”       6:24
7.     ”Estancia”       2:02
8.     ”(Theme From) Red Dead Redemption”       5:38
9.     ”Triggernometry”       5:24
10.     ”Gunplay”       1:28
11.     ”Redemption In Dub”       2:10
12.     ”Muertos Rojos (aka The Gunslinger’s Lament)”       5:51
13.     ”The Outlaw’s Return”       6:54
14.     ”Exodus In America”       4:59
15.     ”Already Dead”       1:31
16.     “Far Away” (Jose Gonzalez) 4:40
17.     ”Compass (Red Dead On Arrival Version)” (Jamie Lidell)     2:59
18.     ”Deadman’s Gun” (Ashtar Command)     4:15
19.     ”Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie” (William Elliot Whitmore)

The songs from this soundtrack may be purchased on iTunes here.

Riding into Mexico on the single player campaign is one of those gaming experiences that I will not soon forget (if ever). It felt so cinematic and it was such an amazing way to close the first story arc in Red Dead Redemption. Many have asked about the song being played, it is called “Far Away” by artist Jose Gonzalez and is part of the official soundtrack.