The Black Keys recorded a song entitled "Stack Shot Billy" on their 2004 album "Rubber Factory". In 2005, Chris Whitley and Jeff Lang recorded their own arrangement of the song, called "Stagger Lee", ultimately released on their 2006 CD "Dislocation Blues". The version by Pacific Gas & Electric, was included on the soundtrack for Quentin Tarantino's film "Death Proof", the second portion of the 2007 double-feature "Grindhouse". In the 2007 film "Black Snake Moan", Samuel L. Jackson's character sings a boastful version of the song from Stagger Lee's perspective, titled "Stackolee". This version is based on R. L. Burnside's rendition which can be heard on the album "Well, Well, Well". Blues musician Keb' Mo' performs his version in a scene from the 2007 film "Honeydripper". Modern Life Is War recorded a hardcore punk version for their 2007 album "Midnight In America". Josh Ritter recorded a version of the tale titled "Folk Bloodbath" on the album "So Runs the World Away". In his version, Stagger Lee killed a man named Louis Collins, and 'Hangin' Billy Lyons was the judge who sentenced Stagger to hang.