Equal parts sultry, sassy, sweet, and silly, the soundtrack for Magic Mike, a Steven Soderbergh-directed comedy about a veteran male stripper Channing Tatum and his protégé Alex Pettyfer, offers up a slick, radio-ready mix of R&B Joe Tex, Alice Russell, classic rock Foreigner, electro-pop Win Win, and indie rock Ringside, Black Daniel, most of which is well-suited to the smoky, strobe-light pulse of the club. Elsewhere, Australian folk-pop outfit Cloud Control provide a nice break from all of the gyrating with the sweet and melancholy "Just for Now," and Matthew McConaughey, who plays a former stripper turned club owner, lends his laconic drawl to the languid, country-folk nugget it's only a minute-and-a-half long "Ladies of Tampa," which he co-wrote with producers Martin Blasick and Frankie Pine.