Killers of the Flower Moon Soundtrack [2023] All Songs and Music

List of Songs

Osage Oil Boom Robbie Robertson

0:02 Oil erupts from the earth. The Osage Nation tribe members slowly dance around it. They have oiled bodies.

Bull Doze Blues Henry Thomas

0:16 Members of the Osage Nation tribe pose for photos. On the street, Ernest approaches Mollie and inquires about her need for transportation. She enters his taxi by climbing.

Bull Doze Blues Henry Thomas

0:16 Photos of the Osage Nation tribe members. Ernest approaches Mollie on the street and asks what she needs for transportation. She gets in the cab with him.

The Poor Orphan Child The Carter Family

0:18 Kelsie, a friend he fought with in France, is spotted by Ernest on the busy street. Ernest is introduced to Kelsie's wife.

Indian War Whoop Floyd Ming & His Pep-Steppers

0:18 Ernest observes the activity as a few sports cars pass by on the road. He is asked by Mollie if they may depart.

The Poor Orphan Child The Carter Family

0:18 Ernest runs into Kelsie, a friend he argued with in France, on the busy street. Kelsie's wife is introduced to Ernest.

Indian War Whoop Floyd Ming & His Pep Steppers

0:18 As a few sports cars drive by on the highway, Ernest observes what is going on. Mollie interrogates him regarding his departure.

Tupelo Blues Rayna Gellert

0:37 Mollie and Ernest tie the knot. Visitors enjoy dancing.

St. Louis Blues Milton Brown And The Brownies

0:44 A phonograph is used to play this song. When Byron walks inside the house, a lot of people are rushing about. Lizzie Q. is horrified as she watches the owl fly into the house through an open window. Mollie responds that she hasn't seen it when she asks if she did. She is informed by Lizzie Q that the owl represents death and has a foreboding presence.

St. Louis Blues Django Reinhardt

0:44 This song is played on a phonograph. Byron enters and observes a sizable crowd mingling. Lizzie Q. is startled as he watches the owl enter the house through an unlocked window. Mollie responds that she hadn't seen it when she asks if she has. Lizzie Q explains to her that the owl represents death and a ominous presence.

Crazy Blues Mamie Smith

0:47 Because Anna is inebriated when she arrives at Mollie's house, her sister refuses to let her in, but she enters and takes a seat on Byron.

Crazy Blues Mamie Smith

0:47 Since Mollie is intoxicated, her sister won't let Anna in when she gets to her house, but Anna enters and sits on Byron's lap.

Tulsa Massacre Newsreel Robbie Robertson

1:16 William Hale and his family watch a video clip about the racial unrest in Tulsa. The black neighborhood was set on fire, and 300 people were shot and 175 killed, according to the intertitles.

Lovesick Blues Emmet Miller

1:17 On a mantle, Henry Grammer's rodeo belt buckles are visible. He receives a visit from William and Ernest in his camp, and William extends an employment offer to him.

Lovesick Blues Emmett Miller

1:17 Henry Grammer's rodeo belt buckles can be seen on a mantle. William offers him a job when Ernest and William visit him in his camp.

The Fox And The Hounds Henry Thomas

1:26 When Henry Roan storms the butcher's shop, he strikes him repeatedly in the face. He is resisted by Pearl.

The Fox and the Hounds Henry Thomas

1:26 The man inside the butcher shop is struck multiple times by Henry Roan, who bursts inside and charges at him. Pearl makes an attempt to stop.

Heartbeat Theme/ Ni-U-Kon-Ska Robbie Robertson

1:38 John Ramsey joins Ernest in his scheme to demolish Henry Road. As they travel across the desert, John intoxicates Henry before shooting him in the back of the head.

Great Speckled Bird Roy Acuff

1:40 Ernest is pulled aside by John as he dashes into a pool room. He hands William the gun he used to shoot Henry after instructing Ernest to let William know that "it is finished."

The Great Speckled Bird Roy Acuff

1:40 John pulls Ernest aside as he dashes into a pool hall. Ernest is instructed to inform William that "it is finished" as he hands him the firearm formerly used to shoot Henry.

The Poor Orphan Child The Carter Family

1:43 The sheriff will charge the man with murder, so Williams summons him and orders him to leave the city. The man declines to cooperate and says he won't be leaving town.

Heartbeat Theme/ Ni-U-Kon-Ska Robbie Robertson

1:43 In the car, William and Ernest argue. When William claims that Henry should have been shot in the front of the head rather than the back, Ernest swears he asked John Ramsey to kill Henry. As they travel, they observe tribe members fleeing in their cars.

Somebody Stole My Gal The Original Memphis Five

1:50 John Ramsey is approached by Ernest, who informs him that King Hale has sent him a message. He has been told to track down Acie Kirby and look after Bill. Ernest informs John that his wife is also ill, to which John responds that he cannot do it. John tells Ernest he can't do the job at that time, but Ernest insisted that it must be done.

Somebody Stole My Gal Original Memphis Five

1:50 John Ramsey has received a note from King Hale, Ernest says as he approaches him. He is to find Acie Kirby and take care of Bill, according to instructions. John tells Ernest that, despite Ernest's insistence that he must finish the task at this time, John is unable to do so because his wife is also ill.

Livery Stable Blues Vince Giordano

2:06 People dance on the street at night as some men ring bells. Ernest, who is agitated, approaches William. When William informs his uncle that detectives have visited his home, he grabs him by the ears and implores him to calm down.

A Beautiful Life The Chuck Wagon Gang

2:15 At the movie theater, William approaches Blackie. When Blackie and his accomplice leave the bank with the money, police officers apprehend them, so he tells him it was just a setup.

A Beautiful Life The Chuck Wagon Gang

2:15 William approaches Blackie at the theater. When police apprehend Blackie and his accomplice leaving the bank with the loot, he informs him of a bank robbery that was actually staged.

See See Rider Blues (Take 1) Ma Rainey

2:19 William is met by Bryan and Ernest. Ernest's uncle assures him that he has a large network of friends and lawyers, so there is no need for him to be concerned in the event of charges. William reassures Ernest that it will only be a formality when he becomes alarmed.

See See Rider Blues (Take 1) Ma Rainey

2:19 Bryan and Ernest run into William. If Ernest is charged, his uncle reassures him that he will have a large network of friends and lawyers. When William starts to worry, he assures Ernest that it will only be a formality.

Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground Blind Willie Johnson

2:28 At night, Tom White, his helpers, and John Wren observe a house burning in the distance. It is Bill Hill's ranch, John informs them. They believe Bill burned his own home to obtain the insurance money because one of them recalls him signing a $30,000 fire policy the previous month.

Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground Blind Willie Johnson

2:28 The evening is spent watching a house burn in the distance with Tom White, his helpers, and John Wren. Since one of them remembers Bill signing a $30,000 fire policy the month before, they think he burned his own home to get the insurance money.

Metropolis (A Blue Fantasie) Vince Giordano

3:14 Tom White listens in on a radio program about tribe members' deaths in the Osage Nation. The FBI and Lucky Strike are the program's producers. The show concludes that Ernest and Byron were granted parole and that there was never any evidence to support the Shoun brothers' detention. William King Hale, the mastermind behind the plot who was later found guilty and arrested, gave the order to kill Henry Roan.