One Night The Moon: Original Soundtrack
Tracklisting
Songwriters according to Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA), with performers listed after track times.
- "I Don't Know Anything More" (Paul Kelly) – (2:08) Paul Kelly
- "Flinders Theme" (Mairead Hannan) – (2:11) Mairead Hannan
- "One Night the Moon" (P Kelly, John Romeril) – (2:34) Kaarin Fairfax, Memphis Kelly
- "Moon Child" (M Hannan, Deirdre Hannan) – (2:21) M Hannan, Deirdre Hannan
- "The Gathering" (M Hannan) – (0:59) M Hannan
- "Now Listen Here: Introduction to This Land is Mine" (M Hannan, D Hannan, Alice Garner) – (1:27) M Hannan, D Hannan, Alice Garner
- "This Land is Mine" (P Kelly, Kev Carmody) – (2:41) P Kelly featuring Kelton Pell
- "The March Goes On/The Gathering 2" (medley) (M Hannan, M Hannan) – (1:20) M Hannan
- "Spirit of the Ancients" (K Carmody) – (1:31) Kev Carmody
- "What Do You Know" (M Hannan, D Hannan, P Kelly, K Carmody) – (4:08) K Fairfax, K Pell
- "Carcass/The Gathering 3" (medley) (M Hannan, M Hannan) – (1:07) M Hannan
- "Night Shadows" (M Hannan, D Hannan, A Garner, K Carmody) – (1:44) K Carmody, A Garner
- "Blacks and White" (K Carmody) – (1:49) K Carmody
- "Moment of Death" (M Hannan) – (4:04) M Hannan
- "Hunger" (M Hannan, D Hannan) – (2:17) M Hannan, D Hannan
- "Unfinished Business" (P Kelly, K Carmody) – (1:56) K Pell, K Fairfax
- "Spirit of the Ancients" (reprise) – (2:18) K Carmody
- "Moody Broody" (D Hannan) – (0:46) D Hannan
- "Little Bones" (M Hannan, P Kelly) – (3:25) K Fairfax
- "Oh Breathe on Me" – (1:55) Ruby Hunter
- "Moonstruck" (Carmody) – (4:40) K Carmody
Credits
- Kev Carmody — guitar, vocals, didjeridu
- Kaarin Fairfax — vocals
- Ruby Hunter — vocals
- Paul Kelly — guitar, vocals
- Yuri Worontschak — piano, engineer, mixing
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