5 Things to Know About the Across 110th Street Soundtrack
- The soundtrack was released in 1972 on United Artists Records.
- It features a mix of funk, soul, and jazz tracks that capture the film’s gritty Harlem setting.
- Bobby Womack’s title track is the standout, later gaining renewed popularity from its use in Quentin Tarantino’s Jackie Brown.
- The score was composed by J.J. Johnson, a renowned jazz trombonist and composer.
- The album is considered a classic of blaxploitation-era soundtracks, though it is less commercially known than others from the period.