Songs from Seinfeld

Can anyone name all the songs either played on or referred to by Jerry and the gang?

Fraz wrote:

Performed by the original artist: --------------------------------- 9-5 (Morning Train) [The Voice][The Bizarro Jerry] California Girls (The Beach Boys) [The Keys] Desperado (The Eagles)[The Checks] Downtown (Petula Clark)[The Bottle Deposit] In a gadda da vida (Iron Butterfly)[The Slicer] Mexican Radio (Wall of Voodoo)[The Reverse Peephole] Next Stop, Pottersville (?) [The Mom and Pop Store] Slow Ride(take it easy) (Foghat) [The Slicer] Time of your life (Green Day) [Final Clip Show] Witchy Woman (The Eagles)[The Checks] Wouldn't It Be Nice? (The Beach Boys)[The Hamptons]

Not performed by the original artist: ------------------------------------- Aria from Pagliacci [The Opera] Aria from Barber of Seville [The Barber] The Theme from 'Melrose Place' [The Beard] A Most Unusual Day (Miss Rhode Island)[The Chaperone] Crazy (Patsy Cline, sung by Elaine)[The Apology] Everybody's Talkin' (Harry Nillson, sung by George) [The Mom and Pop Store] How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria? (George) [The Phone Message] Heartbreaker/Brubaker (Pat Benatar, sung by George Steinbrenner)[The Nap] If I Were a Rich Man (Tevye, Fiddler on the Roof, sung by George) [The Limo] Lemon Tree (Trini Lopez, sung by George and Jerry) [The Phone Message] Master of the House (from 'Les Miserables') (George and Alton Benes) [The Jacket] Opus 13 in c minor 'Pathetique' (Beethoven, played by Noel) [The Pez Dispenser] Overture, Curtains, Lights (Jerry) [The Opera] The Wheels of the Bus (Jerry) [The Contest] The Whole World Smiles with You (Mel Torme and Kramer) [The Jimmy] Three Times a Lady (Lionel Ritchie?, sung by Newman)[The Pothole] Wind Beneath my Wings (Bette Midler, sung by Kramer) [The Understudy] The Most Beautiful Girl (George sang about Susan)[The Pick?] The Theme from 'The Greatest American Hero' sort of (George) [The Susie] WAR! What is it good for? (Edwin Starr, sung by Elaine) [The Marine Biologist] Manana (by Peggy Lee) when Newman and Kramer are making sausages at Jerry's in "The Blood"

Mentioned but not sung: ----------------------- MacArthur Park (George)[The Statue] Oye, Como Va (Elaine)[The Checks] The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald (Elaine, Jerry) [The Andrea Doria]

Miscellaneous songs, real or made up: ------------------------------------ Various Jesus rock tunes on Puddy's car stereo [The Burning]

Kramer: I Like to Stop at the Duty Free Shop [The Airport] Jerry's Gonna be a Cable Boy [The Baby Shower]

Elaine: Yankee Bean [The Alternate Side] Get Well, Get Well Soon [The Frogger]

Elaine's sax playing boyfriend: Hot and Heavy [The Rye]

Bette Midler: Rochelle, Rochelle [The Understudy]

Superman theme (of course, several episodes especially "The Race"), the Beefarino Jingle [The Rye], and the music that played while Jerry was delivering mail on Sunday [The Andrea Doria]

Hello (Lionel Ritchie) (The voice)

Side by Side. [The Voice]

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Morning Train (Nine To Five) (Sheena Easton)

i'm not sure, but i don't think this is a real song

Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) (Green Day)

also mentioned by another poster Shining Star (Earth, Wind & Fire) [The Bookstore(?)]

does the theme from merv griffin count?

Superman theme - the race

The Fatigues - It's "Adagio for Strings, Op.11" by Samuel Barber, composed in 1936 when he was just 25 years old.

Holy Shit! I can't believe you missed one out :)

I am of course refering to Kramers 12" remix of "The wheels of the bus" which went a little like this:

"The woman across the street has nothing on, nothing on, nothing on" "The woman across the street has nothing on, all day long".

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On a serious note you missed a biggie, "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough" by MJ.

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Wow that's a pretty extensive list.   Can someone tell me which one's those
are the songs  from the Episode where  George  buy's  'John' Voight's  Le
Baron    ?

George:   "Everyone's smilin at me. I can;t hear a word they're sayin. Just
drivin around  in Jon Voight's car..."   ??
And the one at the ending credit's where Jerry  takes Kramer to  a Hospital
in Bellvue aon a train ? I think  "I ain't goin to no Bellvue"

Were these the the same song? from MIdnight Cowboy?

The real song is "Everybody's Talkin'" recorded by Nilsson. it was the theme song for the movie "Midnight Cowboy."

yes, the end is also a "Midnight Cowboy" quote/reference.

[The Bookstore][The Little Kicks]

also [The Clip Show] this is the same show with "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough" by Michael Jackson

in [The Doll] maestro conducts to: Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-flat Minor Op.23 Mozart - Overture to The Marriage of Figaro, K492

more singing: "Pistol Packin' Mama" sung by Kramer [The Pilot?] "How Much Is That Doggie in The Window" sung by Newman [The Engagement] "She'll Be Comin' 'Round The Mountain" sung by Jerry [The Opposite] "Oh My Papaya" to the tune "Oh My Papa" sung by Kramer [The Glasses] "From Nods to Nothings" to the tune "From Rags to Riches" sung by George [?] "I Love Lucy" is hummed by Ricky in [The Cigar Store Indian]

In article , "Ozmodiar" wrote:

Right, part II of The Pilot, after the "dreaded apparatus" works, just before they all watch the television premiere at Jerry's.

• Mark "Pappy made a batch of corn, the revenuers came" Mellin

Ozmodiar wrote:

GREAT! - I'll add them to an official list.

Thanks

it is the Jackie Davis version that we hear in [The Blood].

An incomplete list of the Music of Seinfeld.

Performed by the original artist: --------------------------------- 9-5 (Morning Train) [The Voice][The Bizarro Jerry] Adagio for Strings, Op.11 {Samuel Barber) [The Fatigues] California Girls (The Beach Boys) [The Keys] Desperado (The Eagles)[The Checks] Don't Stop Til You Get Enough (Michael Jackson) [The Clip Show] Downtown (Petula Clark)[The Bottle Deposit] Hello (Lionel Ritchie) [The Voice] In a gadda da vida (Iron Butterfly)[The Slicer] Mexican Radio (Wall of Voodoo)[The Reverse Peephole] Next Stop, Pottersville (?) [The Mom and Pop Store] Shining Star (Earth, Wind & Fire) [The Bookstore] Slow Ride(take it easy) (Foghat) [The Slicer] Time of your life (Green Day) [Final Clip Show] Witchy Woman (The Eagles)[The Checks] Wouldn't It Be Nice? (The Beach Boys)[The Hamptons]

Not performed by the original artist: ------------------------------------- Aria from Pagliacci [The Opera] Aria from Barber of Seville [The Barber] The Theme from 'Melrose Place' [The Beard] A Most Unusual Day (Miss Rhode Island)[The Chaperone] Crazy (Patsy Cline, sung by Elaine)[The Apology] Everybody's Talkin' (Harry Nillson, sung by George) [The Mom and Pop Store] How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria? (George) [The Phone Message] Heartbreaker/Brubaker (Pat Benatar, sung by George Steinbrenner)[The Nap] If I Were a Rich Man (Tevye, Fiddler on the Roof, sung by George) [The Limo] Lemon Tree (Trini Lopez, sung by George and Jerry) [The Phone Message] Master of the House (from 'Les Miserables') (George and Alton Benes) [The Jacket] Opus 13 in c minor 'Pathetique' (Beethoven, played by Noel) [The Pez Dispenser] Overture, Curtains, Lights (Jerry) [The Opera] Side by Side (Elaine and Crazy Joe Davola) [The Watch] The Wheels of the Bus (Jerry) [The Contest] The Whole World Smiles with You (Mel Torme and Kramer) [The Jimmy] Three Times a Lady (Lionel Ritchie?, sung by Newman)[The Pothole] Wind Beneath my Wings (Bette Midler, sung by Kramer) [The Understudy] The Most Beautiful Girl (George sang about Susan)[The Pick] The Theme from 'The Greatest American Hero' (George) [The Susie] WAR! What is it good for? (Edwin Starr, sung by Elaine) [The Marine Biologist]

Mentioned but nor sung: ----------------------- MacArthur Park (George)[The Statue] Oye, Como Va (Elaine)[The Checks] The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald (Elaine, Jerry) [The Andrea Doria]

Miscellaneous songs, real or made up: ------------------------------------ Various Jesus rock tunes on Puddy's car stereo [The Burning]

Jerry: Going to the Dogpound [The Dog]

Kramer: I Like to Stop at the Duty Free Shop [The Airport] Jerry's Gonna be a Cable Boy [The Baby Shower]

Elaine: Yankee Bean [The Alternate Side] Get Well, Get Well Soon [The Frogger]

Elaine's sax playing boyfriend: Hot and Heavy [The Rye]

Bette Midler: Rochelle, Rochelle [The Understudy]

Superman theme (of course, several episodes especially "The Race"), the Beefarino Jingle [The Rye], and the music that played while Jerry was delivering mail on Sunday [The Andrea Doria]

Dave

Well the only one I can come up with straight away is "Don't Stop Till You Get Enough" by MJ. Which was never part of any episode, but featured in the Finale clip show.

My favourite song would be the one that goes "My baby takes the morning train, he works from 9 till 5 and then, he takes another home again, to find me waiting for him." Was in 2 episodes AFAIK.

Then there was Slowride by Foghat, Desparado by The Eagles and Witchy Woman also by the eagles, not to mention Oya Come Va by Carlos Santana.

Too many too mention.

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That song is Sheena Easton's 9 to 5. (Though I haven't seen an episode featuring it.)

In article , "Tod Friendly" wrote:

Both episodes were work related, if I remember correctly. One was the collage of George's first days at "Play Now" as a handicapped employee, the song played as he rode a lift chair (no doubt installed just for his benefit) up the stairwell. The other episode was Kramer's days working for a large downtown firm he really didn't work for.

Kramer: "You know it's my busy time of year, Jerry!"

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the correct name of that tune is: Morning Train (Nine To Five) by Sheena Easton it's in [The Voice] and [The Bizarro Jerry]

"Tod Friendly" wrote in news:9istp7$s3p$[email]:

................oh mother of sweet jesus ...you're not thinking of going out to buy it are you ??