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Coach Carter: Music from the Motion Picture is the official soundtrack to the 2005 movie Coach Carter starring Samuel L. Jackson as the hard-line coach of a high-school basketball team. It was released on January 11, 2005 under the Capitol Records label.
Track listing
These songs were not featured in the film's soundtrack:
- Comin' from Where I'm From by Anthony Hamilton
- Get Low by Lil Jon & the East Side Boyz
- "Let the Drummer Kick" by Citizen Cope
| # | Title | Length | Songwriters | Producer(s) | Performer(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "All Night Long" | 3:33 | Jermaine Denny Kwame Holland | Kwamé | Red Cafe |
| 2 | "No Need for Conversation" | 3:38 | John Jackson Sean Garrett Khari Cain | Needlz | Fabolous Mike Shorey |
| 3 | "Professional" | 3:36 | Howard Bailey Shamar Daugherty Alonzo Lee Carl Bowers Kai Simms | The Trak Starz | Chingy G.I.B. |
| 4 | "Southside" | 4:12 | Jayceon Taylor Darryl Richardson III Anthony Lee Torres | Anthology | Lil Scrappy The Game |
| 5 | "Roll Wit' You" | 3:23 | Ciara Harris Demetrius Spencer LaKiesha Miles | Corner Boyz | Ciara |
| 6 | "Wouldn't You Like to Ride" | 3:51 | Malik Jones Lonnie Lynn Kanye West S. Charles | Kanye West | Common Kanye West Malik Yusef |
| 7 | "Hope" | 4:12 | Carl Terrell Mitchell Frederick Taylor Thomas Calloway | Mike Caren Toxic | Faith Evans Twista |
| 8. | "Your Love (Is the Greatest Drug I've Ever Known)" | 3:33 | Van Hunt Millicent Hunt Brandon Carter | Van Hunt | Van Hunt |
| 9 | "This One" | 3:06 | Krystle Kantrece Johnson Ronald M. Jackson Sydney Malone Brandon R. Salaam-Bailey Maurice Simmons | Ak'Sent | |
| 10 | "Beauty Queen" | 3:44 | M. Owens M. Williams N. Wynn K. Cain T. Grimm | Needlz | Czar*Nok |
| 11 | "Balla" | 4:07 | Dedrick Rolison K. Garmon T.J. Green Ph.D. A. Rae Price J.D. Tucker | Da Hood Mack 10 | |
| 12 | "Time" | 4:52 | Ali Jones Robert Cleveland Tohri Harper R. Distasio Jason Epperson | Jason Epperson | St. Lunatics Avery Storm |
| 13 | "What Love Can Do" | 4:04 | Keri Hilson P. Medor D. Nesmith P. Smith | LeToya | |
| 14 | "About da Game" | 3:39 | Tremaine Neverson D. Hamilton E. Lewis | Neek Rusher | Trey Songz |
Personnel
- Anthology – Producer
- Tom Baker – Mixing Assistant
- Leslie Brathwaite – Mixing
- Mike Caren – Producer, Engineer
- Thomas Carter – Executive Producer
- Corner Boyz – Producer, Engineer, Mixing
- Canela Cox – Vocals (background)
- Claudio Cueni – Engineer, Mixing, Pro-Tools
- Kevin "KD" Davis – Mixing
- DJ Judge Mental – Scratching
- Duro – Mixing
- Jason "Jay E" Epperson – Producer
- French – Programming, Multi Instruments, Producer, Engineer, Vocal Producer
- David Gale – Executive Producer
- Brian "Big Bass" Gardner – Mastering
- Brian Garten – Mixing
- Paul Gregory – Engineer
- Candyce Handley – Soundtrack Coordination
- Jennifer Hawks – Music Supervisor
- Jean-Marie Horvat – Mixing
- Van Hunt – Producer, Performer
- Darius Jones – Soundtrack Producer
- The Jukebox – Multi Instruments, Producer
- Kwamé "K1Mil" – Producer
- Bryan Loss – Engineer
- Keith Mangels – Guitar (Bass)
- Kevin Mangini – Executive in Charge of Music
- Manny Marroquin – Engineer, Mixing
- LaKiesha Miles – Vocals (background), Vocal Producer
- Carl Nappa – Mixing
- Needlz – Producer
- Rae Nimeh – Engineer
- Neil Pogue – Mixing
- James Porte – Mixing
- Brian Robbins – Executive Producer
- Neek Rusher – Producer
- Segal – Mixing
- Andrew M. Shack – Executive Producer, Soundtrack Producer
- Sham – Multi Instruments
- Skinny Ray – Engineer
- Andrew Slater – Vocal Producer
- Ryan Stoutenborough – Guitar
- Sharla Sumpter – Executive in Charge of Music
- Troy Taylor – Producer
- Jonna Terrasi – Soundtrack Coordination
- Van Toffler – Executive Producer
- Mike Tollin – Executive Producer
- Toxic – Producer
- The Trak Starz – Producer, Engineer
- Kanye West – Producer
- Howard Willing – Engineer
- Young Trey – Producer
- Zo – Multi Instruments