Here comes another movie featuring Traditional Appalachian Music. Here's the latest on the 'soundtrack' of Cold Mountain. I've heard there will also be a separate release of the singing from the Sacred Harp session where the music for the movie was recorded.

The followinf is from CMT Hot Talk
Jack White, Alison Krauss, Norah Jones, James Taylor Top Cold Mountain CD
Columbia/DMZ records have revealed a tentative list of the artists and songs that will be on its soundtrack album to Cold Mountain. Curiosity has been running high about the project because T Bone Burnett, the mastermind behind the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack, is producing it. Cold Mountain, the album, is due out Dec. 16, while Cold Mountain, the movie, is set to open on Christmas Day. Barring last-minute changes, this is the track listing: "Wayfaring Stranger," Jack White; "Songbird," the Reeltime Travelers; "I Wish My Baby Was Born," Tim Eriksen, Riley Baugus, Tim O'Brien; "The Scarlet Tide," Alison Krauss; "The Cuckoo," Tim Ericksen, Riley Baugus; "I'm Sitting on Top of the World," Jack White; "Ah, May the Red Rose Live Always," Norah Jones; "Ruby With the Eyes That Sparkle," Dirk Powell, Stuart Duncan; "Then You Will Be My Ain True Love," Alison Krauss; "Christmas Time Will Soon Be Over," Jack White, Riley Baugus, Brendan Gleason.

Also, "Am I Born to Die," Tim Eriksen; "Catastrophe," Dirk Powell, Norman Blake, Nancy Blake, Tim O'Brien, Stuart Duncan; "Lady Margaret," Cassie Franklin; "Spike Driver Blues," Tim Eriksen, Riley Baugus; "Never Far Away," Jack White; "All the Pretty Little Horses," Hazel Dickens; "Great High Mountain," Jack White, Cassie Franklin, Tim Eriksen; "Idumea," Sacred Harp Singers; "Anthem," "Ada and Inman," "Ada Plays," "Love Theme," Gabriel Yared; "Anywhere the Wind Blows," James Taylor; and "I'm Going Home," Sacred Harp Singers.