Call Me The Breeze

J.J. Cale

Lee cleans up at a gas station

Red's Institute

Joleen Brown

At the diner, Lee questions about Marty following him

Keep Me Comin'

Jesse Ed Davis

Lee visits Bonnie, Blackie’s mother, posing as a friend to ask about Blackie and Berta’s whereabouts in her living room.

Who Makes Me Feel so Blue

Norville Dollar

Bonnie voicing worries about Blackie, and lamenting media attention stirring up Blackie’s past.

Invite Only Close Friends

David Price

With Bonnie out of earshot, Johnny needles Phil about his relationship with her as tension simmers and concern for missing Blackie persists

Don't Go To Strangers

J.J. Cale

End credits

The Night Before

Lee Hazlewood

Opening montage of Allen cleaning a gun and transitions to the book store

One Track Minded Baby

Jacob Tovar

At a Tulsa antiques mall, Lee confronts Ray over missing Jim Thompson first editions. Ray blames dealer Catalina Estragon, now at Lake Keystone, prompting Lee’s next move.

Nancy's Waltz

Mark Fosson

Lee orders Frances to wait with Ray at the restaurant and boards Catalina’s houseboat posing as Fish & Wildlife.

Monolithic

Divide And Dissolve

Lee blusters as “Agent” on the docks, then gets grabbed, setting up his capture by Catalina’s poacher crew.

Stormy

Kathy Heideman

Frances keeps Ray company at Sal’s, grows worried, sneaks to the boat, and bluffs with Catalina while eyeing the Jim Thompson books.

It's So Peaceful In The Country

Mildred Bailey

Lee is shown Marlon’s operation: paddlefish roe passed off as beluga; he’s detained and sized up by the boss.

Wheel Of Fortune

Kay Starr

Lee drops the disguise, admits he’s after the books; the poachers rant about class warfare and “beluga,” half-testing him, half-toying.

The Comedown

Skence

In a café, Allen chats up the server, then pointedly confronts Marty about Lee’s memorial disruption and skinhead talk, signaling Akron ties and warning him to “keep your nose up.”

Bright Green Vibrant Gray

Helena Deland

Lee helps Marlon draft a flowery apology to Catalina; reunites with Frances; the books cause chaos, but Frances already secured the letters.

Cimarron River

Cheyenne

End credits

Tsitsutsa Tsigesv (When I Was a Boy)

Agalisiga

Dale’s narration traces Washberg family lore in the Osage Hills and his fraught childhood, setting up the brothers’ dynamic and his “weed out of place” self-image.

Hey Cowboy

Lee Hazlewood

At a local spot, Lee and Francis grind through Dale’s material as townsfolk hover; the investigation is clearly turning into an all-nighter.

Days Getting Darker

Ken Pomeroy

At the bookstore, a stranger hawks a Dale sketch to Lee; moments later, Lee’s told “you’ve got company.”

Making Eyes

David Lawrence

Donald, amid campaign glad-handing over Coneys, frets to ally “Chubs” about Betty Jo and optics weeks before the election.

Bad News

Julie Durocher

Lee takes Betty Jo to a diner; she skewers his “elitist” article, and they spar over class, image, and truth before grudging rapport forms.

Jesus Is Waiting

Shirley Caesar

Lee and Betty Jo at a diner

The Snake Pit

Gavin Salkeld

Lee admits personal turmoil as jukebox ballads drone, their banter slipping into confessional.

Feelings

Dubtari

Lee grouses about his ex’s dentist fiancé

Sunshine Getaway

JD McPherson

Betty Jo warns Lee not to pedestal his ex

Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On

Mel McDaniel

At Betty Jo’s house, she startles Lee with Dale’s pistol; a misfire jolts the mood, and Lee presses harder about Dale’s death.

Fire And Brimstone

Link Wray

Lee hears Allen Murphy's execution-style murder report on radio while driving to bookstore; Deidra dismisses wellness retreat promotion as Wendell arrives.

Tulsa Queen - 2007 Remaster

Emmylou Harris

Donald confronts Betty Jo at home about her affair with Lee, grabs her aggressively after accidental gunshot mention.

Sex and Dying in High Society

X

Lee and Wendell drive toward Skiatook discussing land deal; Wendell accuses Lee of sleeping with widow Betty Jo.

The Way The West Was Won

Dallas Burrow

Wendell and Lee research old maps at bar, locate Indian Head Hills property near Skiatook on pre-1950 atlas.

Alright in the End

Kalyn Fay

Marty and date converse over pie at diner about his tense work for Donald Washberg across ideological divide.

Class War

The Dils

Lee and Wendell begin annual ritual in abandoned lot, burning books to honor deceased friend Jesus.

Loch Ness

Some Velvet Sidewalk

Lee and Wendell share personal regrets around fire during ceremony, reading excerpts from Joe Brainard.

Manchaca Eyeball (Live)

Ramsay Midwood

Marty doing research on his laptop in a cafe.

My Shit

Johnny Polygon

Police arrest Lee while attempting to speak with Pearl; officers forcibly drag him away to violent party despite protests.

Statesboro Blues

Taj Mahal

In Lee's apartment, Lee and Samantha listen to records

Magnolia

J.J. Cale

Lee and Samantha reminisce about their child, play “Magnolia,” kiss; Samantha stops, dizzy, then admits ending engagement to Johnny.

Washita Love Child (with Eric Clapton)

Jesse Ed Davis

Lee, wearing a new suede coat, and Deidra arrive at the Indian Center. An elder compliments Lee's coat.

Without Me

Hayne Davis

Deidra informs Lee she found Chutto's residence at the Whispering Pines apartments, but tells him she won't accompany him.

Bullfighter

Joleen Brown

End credits

Good Times

Eric Burdon & the Animals

Lee approaches Elijah in an office.

I'm Goin' Home

Dick Flood

In a bar, Frank Martin and Betty Jo meet for a tense exchange involving a bag of money.

The Future's Not What It Used to Be - Abridged

Mickey Newbury

Betty Jo gives Frank the will's location, confessing she manipulated Lee to get the information.

Rubble To Rubble

Wilderado

Lee asks Cyrus for a "land lawyer." Cyrus lists the many lawyers he knows and offers to introduce his cousin.

Head Over Heels

JD McPherson

Lee admits to Cyrus that he lost the gun he was given. Cyrus gives Lee a new, loaded gun.

One Day I Will Get my Revenge

Micah P. Hinson

End credits.

Rock Salt & Nails

Jacob Tovar

Lee and Marty drive away. Marty calls a contact to report that Frank killed Arthur.

Harder than Dreaming

Joey Frendo

Finishing the article

DOWN BY LAW

Killer Mike

Marty brings Donald to a barbecue spot, insisting they talk without Donald's security.

You Never Even Called Me By My Name

David Allan Coe

Bonnie learns what really happened to Blackie and shoots Frank in broad daylight in his car.

So Long, Marianne

Leonard Cohen

Lee and Ray arrive at the wedding. Ray complains about the heat, and Lee tells him to be quiet.

Good Company

Kalyn Fay

At the wedding reception, Lee gives Johnny a signed Joe Brainard print as a gift.

Sensitive Kind (feat. Don White)

Eric Clapton

Lee's van breaks down. He walks back to his bookstore.

Luckenbach, Texas

Tommy Cash

Betty Jo sings karaoke at the bar.