Fans compile a list of songs featured or referenced in Seinfeld episodes, including theme songs, movie soundtracks, and Broadway numbers that appeared in various episodes.
Hey Seinfeld fans and buddies !
I have a request......couple of my friends and I are trying to name all the songs that have been seinfeld related......can anybody help me out......all I have so far is...........
Time of your life Despardo Witchy Woman Superman theme (of course)
and that's all I've got so far.........thanks for your help
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There's Downtown.
GC
user wrote:
Downtown was analysed to help George with his assignment.
There are many many more - I have thought about it for a list - but...
Also there was a song from guys and dolls wasn't there?? The News Guy(Mike) wrote in message ...
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"MacArthur Park," which George was singing when he broke the original statue in his parents' house as a child ("The Statue")
"Master of the House" (from "Les Miserables") was stuck in George's head in "The Jacket" Michael Alexander
Alexande59 wrote:
Does Jesus Rock Music count?
song in the episode about The Hamptons (I can't remember if it was California Girls or Wouldn't it be Nice but it was from that period)
Pete
The Beach Boys song "Wouldn't It Be Nice" played in "The Hamptons," while Kramer was out on the beach.
Michael Alexander
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Thanks A couple of others I just remembered - George singing "The Most Beautiful Girl" and also that cool little tune he had on his answering machine "Believe it or not George isn't at home" (although that might be getting away from the point a bit) Pete
Newman singing "Three Times a Lady" in The Pothole.
Wasn't there a song playing during the courting montage when Jerry was engaged to Janeane Garofalo?
And Wall of VooDoo's "Mexican Radio" was played during the closing credits of an episode.
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there was also the song in the episode where kramer starts going to work, and while they show his antics at work, they play the sheena easton song, "my baby takes the morning train..."
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song in the episode about The Hamptons (I can't remember if it was California Girls or Wouldn't it be Nice but it was from that period)
Pete
It's called "Morning Train" but by whom I don't know.
Aaron
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It's called "Morning Train" but by whom I don't know.
to be extremely technical, the song (yes by Sheena Easton) was called "9 to 5 (Morning Train)". They added the "Morning Train" part to avoid confusion with the Dolly Parton song.
Why I waste brain space with this stuff, I'll never know.
California Girls by The Beach Boys - while Kramer is rollerblading in California - The Keys
"How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria" (from "Sound of Music) and "Lemon Tree" were both considered as signals in "The Phone Message."
Michael Alexander
Mike! I've never seen you shy away from a new list before.
Morning Train [The Voice][The Bizarro Jerry] Master of the House (from Les Miserables)[The Jacket] If I Were a Rich Man (George humming to himself)[The Limo] Lemon Tree [The Phone Message] How do you Solve a Problem like Maria? [The Phone Message] Next Stop, Pottersville [The Mom and Pop Store] Oye, Como Va [The Checks] Rochelle, Rochelle (sung by Bette Midler)[The Understudy] Everybody's Talkin' [The Mom and Pop Store] Aria from Pagliacci [The Opera] MacArthur Park [The Statue]
May I add a few others that come to mind?
-Mexican radio ("the reverse peephole") -Jiggy with it ("the reverse peephole") -Slow ride(take it easy) from Foghat (I think) from "the Slicer"
Mo.
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you can add MP theme .
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-In a gadda da vida (Iron Butterfly) also from "The Slicer"
Mo.
Kramer's duet with Mel Torme "The Whole World Smiles with You" When George is considered handicapped "My Baby Takes the Morning Train" The convo is the coffee shop with the project "Downtown"
There are many more, but this is off the top of my head..
"user" wrote:
Kramer and George made a few up. One was "I like to stop at the Duty Free shop." And another was "Jerrys gonna be a cable boy" I don't know if they would classify as songs or sayings. Plus there was the opera music Crazy Joe Devola was playing from that clown musicial.
Don't forget Better Midler's Rochelle, Rochelle ("Well, you made a long journey from Milan to Minsk.")
"Get well, Get well soon, we wish you to get well..."
Booly wrote:
But in the words of Elaine Benes: "That's not even a song!" (-8