Seinfeld Songs

I've seen compilement lists of Seinfeld foods and clothing. But what would a Seinfeld Soundtrack sound like? Here's a list of all the songs I can recall that have been featured or referenced in the show:

1. The Superman theme 2. Witchy Woman 3. Desperado 4. Master of the House (or whatever that Les Miserables song was) 5. How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria? 6. All the classical music from the barber ep 7. The song the Maestro had on in his car 8. Everybody's Talkin' at Me ... 9. Seinfeld theme (of course) 10. Wind Beneath My Wings 11. 9 to 5 12. Downtown 13. Gettin' Jiggy With It 14. "Co-Stan-Za!" (By Mennen) 15. Mad About You theme (or not) 16. Rochelle Rochelle theme 17. Hot & Heavy 18. Piano solo from Pez ep 19. GCC Theatres Dancin' Foods theme 20. Overture (that short little ditty Jerry sang, to which Elaine said he learned his culture from Bugs Bunny) 21. That song George was singing when he dropped his parents' statue 22. Beef-A-Reeno jingle 23. The song Ms. Rhode Island sang in Miss America pageant 24. When You're Smiling 25. Lemon Tree 26. Song that played when Jerry was delivering mail on Sunday

Please feel free to add more to the list.

Morning Train by Sheena Easton The Wheels on the Bus (go round and round)

DK wrote in message ...

Isn't this the same as "9 To 5"?

Yes, that was "that Les Miserables song."

Probably from the opera, "Barber of Seville." (As Oscar Madison/Jack Klugman once said, "The only opera I've ever seen had the Marx Brothers in it.")

Brilliant, brilliant Michael Richards in this one. Brilliant writing too of course: "Jimmy will get you for this Kramer! Jimmy holds grudges!"

27(?): Also from a Broadway show, the "I Could Have Danced All Night" music from MY FAIR LADY (in the episode with the close-talker (Judge Reinhold) character).

Andy MacAskill wrote:

9 to 5 : Dolly Parton song from movie of the same name. Morning Train: Sheena Easton song.

High Five, WT

On Sun, 22 Mar 1998 20:59:09 GMT, WT Pfefferle, Ph.D. wrote:

'Morning Train' was released in the UK as '9 to 5' (its original title). Since a song with the same title by Dolly Parton was out around the same time, Sheena changed the title to 'Morning Train' for the North American market as to avoid confusion.

The Eight Ball says, "All signs point to 'YES'", Jeff B.

I think it was 'MacArthur Park'.

On Sun, 22 Mar 1998, Andy MacAskill wrote:

--The Most Beautiful Girl in the World--- sung by George after breaking up with Susan the first time

--Ina Godda daVida (spelling?) Isn't that the song that was on Elaine's radio when she turned it on to drown out the neighbor's alarm clock? maybe it was another song, but whatever it was would have to be included

"Early to rise, early to bed makes a man healthy but socially dead." ---Yakko Warner

I'm on a mexican, radio! (sung by Kramer while reversing his peephole)

The heavy metal song played while Kramer was in LA auditioning for that music video.

Single White Male wrote in message ...

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Oye Como Va. Elaine considered it as her song before selecting Witchy Woman. In article ,

"A Most Unusual Day"