Episode Title |
Song |
Artist |
|
|
|
The Southbound Bus |
"I Am Thankful for
This Beautiful Day" |
Della Reese |
"Moon
Over
Carolina" |
Band
in
bar scene |
|
Show Me the Way Home |
God/The Lord Moves in a Mysterious Way |
Della Reese |
Tough Love |
I
Hadn’t Anyone Till You![]() |
Billie Holiday |
Amazing Grace |
Della Reese | |
Amazing
Grace |
Chorus |
|
Fallen Angela |
|
|
Cassie's Choice |
"Flute Playing" |
"Cassie"
played
by Alyson Hannigan |
"Monica's
Orchestra" |
Instrumental |
|
I
Found a Million Dollar Baby |
Della
Reese |
|
"Punk
Song" |
Cassie's
boyfriend's
(Craig's) band |
|
The Heart of the Matter |
"I Need a Hand" |
???/ played during merchandise returning scene |
"Rock
Muzak" |
During
biker
bar scene |
|
"Rockin'
Dance
Music" |
During
dance
club scene |
|
That's The Way Love
Is ![]() |
Bobby Darin (I think) |
|
An Unexpected Snow |
"Piano Playing" |
"Adam"
played
by Charles Rocket |
What
is
This Thing Called Love? |
Della
Reese |
|
Manny |
"In My Car" | ???/ played during the golf course scene |
Unknown classical music |
Played during the banquet, if you know its name
or composer please lemme know |
|
"The Clubhouse Song" |
Robin Thomas and Jonathan Hernandez as
"Harrison" and "Manny/Luis" |
|
Fear Not! |
"Unknown song" |
Rae' Ven Kelly as "Serena" at start |
Hallelujah
Chorus |
Church
choir
through out |
|
Silent
Night |
Rae' Ven Kelly as "Serena" | |
Silent
Night |
Randy
Travis
as "Wayne" |
|
O
Little Town of Bethlehem |
Randy
Travis |
|
Hallelujah
Chorus |
Gloriana
Choir
as the angelic choir |
|
There But For the Grace of God |
Walk with You (slow
version) |
Della
Reese
(lovely, lovely version of the theme) |
The Hero |
|
|
Angels on the Air |
"The
Moist
Screwdriver" |
The
Amphibians
(the not-so-good music Monica is listening to at
start. Doesn't seem to be real, thank God!) |
"Music
store
cacophony" |
Through
out
the show |
|
"Get
Moving" |
During
the
shopping scene |
|
"Fast
Dance
song" |
Band
at
prom |
|
"Slow
Dance
song" |
Band
at
prom |
|
In the Name of God |
Vocalizing |
Della Reese, at start |
"Monica's
pick
radio music" |
Unknown
but
Tess sure didn't like it |
|
If
I
Can Dream ![]() |
Della
Reese |
|
|
|
|
Interview with an Angel |
His Eye is on the Sparrow |
Della Reese |
In
the
Wee Small Hours of the Morning |
Della
Reese
with Bruce Altman aka "Henry" on piano |
|
Trust |
|
|
Sympathy for the Devil |
Eight Second Hero |
Randy Travis |
There's
a
Cold Spell Movin' In ![]() |
Daryle
Singletary |
|
Too
Much
Fun ![]() |
Daryle Singletary | |
I
Let Her Lie ![]() |
Daryle Singletary | |
"Your typical carnival muzak" |
Through out the show | |
The Driver |
"Bar muzak" |
Retirement
party
scene |
"Soft,
classical-like
muzak" |
Grace Willis' apartment |
|
Reunion |
When the Saints Go
Marching In |
New
Orleans
style band "Megan" leads in |
Wade
in
the Water |
Della
Reese,
Natalie Cole, Maya Angelou, and Roma Downey |
|
Operation Smile |
"Stripping muzak" |
In the strip club (natch) |
"Gonna
have
a big old night tonight" |
Unknown
song
"Albert" (Tone Loc) is singing in his car |
|
The Big Bang |
|
|
Unidentified Female | "For
the
First Time" |
It's
the
song you hear when Jennifer and Cookie arrive at Clay's
party. No idea what it is but I kept hearing "For
the First/Last Time" repeatedly. |
"Jazzy
instrumental" |
You
can
hear it during scenes set on the balcony |
|
|
"Picture This, Picture
That" |
Song playing at party |
"Techno muzak" |
Playing later at party |
|
The Feather |
Hark! The Herald Angels
Sing |
Edna (Monique Ridge) on church organ |
Joy
to
the World |
Muzak
playing
at church's Christmas reception |
|
What
Child
is This?/ Greesleeves |
Della
Reese
hums this tune during montage at hospital nursery |
|
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing | Muzak
playing
at diner |
|
Holy,
Holy,
Holy |
Church
choir,
accompanied by Edna on organ |
|
Angels
We
Have Heard on High |
Church choir, accompanied by Edna on organ | |
The One That Got Away |
Classical music |
Heard several time on the train, not sure which pieces
they are |
Pachelbel's
Canon
![]() |
Also
known
as the wedding canon, played at the wedding, natch |
|
Wedding
March
![]() |
Composed
by
Felix Mendelssohn |
|
"This
Man
I Love" |
Sung
by
Tess at the reception, if anyone knows the actual title
of this song please lemme know |
|
Instrumental
pieces |
Various
ones
played while Tess is NOT singing at the reception |
|
The
Rose |
Sung
by
Tess at the reception for "Andy" |
|
'Til We Meet Again |
Till We Meet Again |
Sung twice by the "Carpenter family", once the younger
version and then at the final scene by the older
version. If I remember correctly the voices you
actually hear with the older family are Martha
Williamson, her mother, and Jon Andersen |
God
Be
With You Till We Meet Again |
Della
Reese |
|
Rock 'n' Roll Dad |
"Hell is Just
Another Place in My Heart" |
A Matrinez as "Jon Mateos" |
"I
Sold
My Soul to Rock n Roll" |
A Matrinez as "Jon Mateos" | |
"I
Know
Someone's There" |
Rosalind
Allen
as "Evie Mateos" (I think this becomes part of
"Evie's Song" aka "An Angel in the Light." Can't
remember exactly.) |
|
"Evie's
Song"
aka "An Angel in the Light" |
A
Matrinez as "Jon Mateos" with Ivey Lloyd as his daughter
Samantha |
|
The Indigo Angel |
"Misc. blues music" |
Through out this episode. May be someone more
talented than I could name the tunes! |
Piano
"music" |
Roma
as
"Monica" toying with a piano. I said I was
including *everything*. Or trying to, anyhow! |
|
"Spilled
Coffee
Blues" |
Hal
Linden
as "Sam Brown" |
|
"My
Name
is Monica" |
Roma
performing
"Monica's" improvised blues song |
|
Mood
Indigo |
Della
as
"Tess" aka "The Countess" |
|
Rain
or
Shine |
As
above |
|
Mood
Indigo
|
B.B.
King,
Dr. John, and Al Hirt as themselves |
|
When
the
Saints Go Marching In |
B.B.
King,
Dr. John, Al Hirt, Al Jarreau, and Della Reese as "Tess" |
|
Jacob's Ladder |
"Piano muzak" |
During
scenes
at the lawyers' bar |
Out of the Darkness |
|
|
Lost and Found |
"Carousel Music" |
During open sequence, mall scenes |
Jazzy
piano
music |
During
Frank
and Kathleen's dinner. If someone knows the name
of the piece, please let me know. |
|
Dear God |
|
I couldn't find any non-score music in this. But
for what it's worth, I think the score in this one is
some of the best on TBAA. |
Portrait of Mrs. Campbell |
Classical music |
Played
in
the art gallery in the first scene of the episode.
Specifics unknown by me. |
The Quality of Mercy |
"Campy soap opera score" |
During Redding's soap character's death bed scene |
Flesh and Blood |
|
|
Birthmarks |
It's Been a Long, Long
Time |
Roma Downey makes an attempt, Kathie Lee Gifford picks it up as "Jolene" |
Hush
Little Baby |
Kathie
Lee
Gifford as "Jolene" |
|
It's
Been
a Long, Long Time (reprised) |
Della Reese and William Daniels as
"Whit" |
|
Statute of Limitations |
"Morgan Bell Theme" |
Typical sleazy
talk show theme music |
"60s Instrumental" |
I couldn't make out if this
was actual music from the 60s or just muzack written to
sound era-appropriate |
|
|
|
|
Promised Land |
"Need a Hand" |
A
country-sounding song on the radio Russell Greene is
listening to |
You Don't Have to Move that Mountain ![]() |
Trisha Yearwood |
|
"New York street music" |
When Russell goes to NY, natch |
|
"Unnamed rock song" |
On the radio during Dinah's birthday party |
|
A Joyful Noise |
Classical music |
There
is a *ton* of classical music in this episode.
It's pretty vital to the plot. Unfortunately, I
could not identify a single piece. Much of it did
sound familiar though... |
Greensleeves |
The
children's
choir |
|
"Angelic
music" |
The
angel
choir that Melissa hears. I don't think it's
really a song, just beautiful vocalizations. |
|
Simple
Gifts/Tis
a Gift to be Simple |
The
children's
choir |
|
Joyful,
Joyful
We Adore Thee |
Roma
Downey
starts, taken over by a choir. Assumedly of
angels. 0:-) |
|
Random Acts |
"Several Unnamed Rock
Songs" |
You can hear rock music during almost every car
scene. I don't think any were actual, well-known
songs. |
Sins of the Father |
"Miscellaneous Hip Hop/
Rap" |
In several exterior scenes through out. I know
next to nothing about either genres. So these
could be well known songs. But I'm going to guess
not. |
Written In Dust |
Down in the Valley |
Snippet
sung
by Roma Downey |
Native
American
chant |
Russell
Means
as "Edison" |
|
"Swing
Low,
Sweet Chariot" |
Della
Reese |
|
Secret Service |
Patriot music medley |
Strains
of
the American national anthem and "Stars and Stripes"
cane be heard during rally scenes |
Groundrush |
"Jazzy Muzak" |
Heard in the
background of some scenes |
The Sky Is Falling |
Mercury Theatre theme ![]() |
At the start of his "War of the Worlds" broadcast,
around which the plot of this episode revolves,you hear
this. |
La Cumparsita | The parents in this episode dance to this instrumental piece performed by Ramón Raquello | |
Swing
music |
Bobby
Millette
and orchestra |
|
Battle
Hymn
of the Republic |
Della
Reese,
briefly joined by those gathered in the church |
|
Something Blue |
Classical music |
Augh.
This
episode drives me crazy. There's a classical piece
that's played often through out. Any ideas what it
is, anyone? |
Down by the Old Mill Stream |
Della Reese leads the wedding guests in a
rendition of this song |
|
Into the Light | Mack the Knife ![]() |
Bobby Darin |
Instrumental |
I think it's an instrumental version of an
Elvis song playing in Amy Ann's room. Maybe not. |
|
|
Take My Hand, Precious
Lord ![]() |
Elvis
Presley |
Homecoming (1) |
Red River Valley |
Delta Burke as "Julia" |
"Rock
Muzak" |
Played
at
the thrift store |
|
"Bluesy
music" |
Played
at
the bar |
|
"Hip-hop" |
Played
in
the pimp's car |
|
Homecoming (2) | Red River Valley | Delta Burke as "Julia," later
reprised again by Eddie Karr as "Nathaniel Greene" |
The Journalist |
"News theme" |
Played during the news show
segments, natch |
The Violin Lesson |
Violin music |
Okay, this is played during the intro and I think it's
an actual classical music piece. If anyone knows
it please let me know |
More
violin
music |
Yet
another
piece I think is classical, if not the same piece as
heard in the introduction. Both "Jordan" and
"Tony" play it during the course of the episode at
different times. |
|
Joy
to
the World |
"Mattie"
plays
it for the family on his violin |
|
Silent
Night |
"Jordan"
is
playing it on his violin when Tess visits on the night
of Tony's birth. |
|
Angels
We
Have Heard On High |
Playing
on
the CD in Tony's hospice room |
|
Forget Me Not |
|
|
Smokescreen |
Instrumental |
Played
at
the lawyers' bar |
More
instrumental |
Played
at
the Hamilton's housewarming party |
|
Crisis of Faith |
"Soft radio music" |
Karen's
room |
Organ
music |
At
the
funeral |
|
Angel of Death |
Classical music |
In
the opening scene |
"Eric's
stage
music" |
Heard
several
time through out the episode. Kinda techno-y |
|
Clipped Wings |
Eine
Kleine Nachtmusik ![]() |
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart |
Amazing Grace (1) |
"Varied
Muzak" |
This
episode
is rife with it whether the jazzy variety in Michael's
car, the hip hop coming from other cars, or the
background music in the cafe and grocery store |
Perpetual
Blues
Machine ![]() |
Keb'
Mo',
played in the cafe after hours |
|
"Charmaine's
gospel
song" |
Sung
by
Charmaine Neville during the weight loss meeting
scene. Not sure what the song was, though. |
|
Organ
music |
At
the
church |
|
Hand
It
Over |
Another
Keb'
Mo' song but sung by the church choir |
|
"Michael
Composition" |
A
new age-y, jazz piece |
|
"The
Landlady's
Daughter" |
A
lil ditty Lou Gossett, Jr. (as Anderson) sings and
accompanies himself to with a harmonica |
|
Hand
It
Over ![]() |
This
time
actually sung by Keb' Mo' |
|
"Vocalizations" |
I
just really like the vocalizations they got going during
the shooting scene. Gives me chills. |
|
Amazing Grace (2) |
In Times Like These/My
Anchor Holds |
The
hymn being sung/hummed by Charmaine and Tonya at the
hospital has now been identified by Darla! |
"Varied
Muzak" |
More
hip
hop coming from the cars and some lighter fare in the
beauty shop |
|
Organ
music |
Assorted
hymns
I can't place being played in the church |
|
Amazing
Grace |
Lou
Gossett,
Jr. as Anderson on harmonica |
|
Amazing
Grace |
Sung
by
the church at the funeral |
|
Labor of Love |
|
|
Have You Seen Me? |
"Elevator Muzak" |
|
Earth
Angel
![]() |
The
Penguins |
|
"50s
Instrumental" |
||
Last Call |
Someone To Watch Over Me
![]() |
Della
Reese
(twice) |
Piano
music |
Through
out
the episode |
|
Work
It
Out![]() |
Della
Reese |
|
Little
Girl
Blue ![]() |
Della
Reese |
|
Missing In Action |
Don't Sit Under the Apple
Tree |
Episode cast |
"40s
Swingy
Music" |
During
bingo
scene |
|
Piano
music |
Played
by
Gwen Verdon as Lorraine |
|
My
Bonnie
Lies Over the Ocean |
Christina
Pickles
as Stephanie on piano |
|
At Risk |
Hold Your Head Up ![]() |
Argent-
Unfortunately
this was removed from the DVD version. Too bad as
it really added a lot, I thought. :-( |
"Background
music" |
At
Lena
DeLee's home |
|
Full Moon |
|
|
An Angel by Any Other Name |
|
|
Inherit the Wind | Victims
of
Comfort ![]() |
Keb'
Mo' |
City
Boy
![]() |
Keb'
Mo' |
|
"Just
Pretend" |
Unknown
country
song playing in diner |
|
Every
Morning
![]() |
Keb'
Mo' |
|
Blues
music |
In
the
blues club where Kevin meets Andrew |
|
|
Just Like You ![]() |
Keb' Mo' |
More Than One Way Home![]() |
Keb'
Mo' |
|
Hand
It
Over ![]() |
Keb'
Mo' |
|
A Delicate Balance |
Piano music |
Played during various gymnasium scenes |
Instrumental
rock |
At
the
skateboard center |
|
Rock |
At
the
Browner's house |
|
Nadia's
Theme
aka Cotton's Dream ![]() |
During
Bart
Conner and Nadia Comaneci's routine |
|
|
|
|
The Road Home (1) |
"Finally Free" |
The
country
song playing in Joe's car. It sounded like a real
song but Internet searches revealed nothing. |
The
Road Home (2) (Originally a "Promised Land" episode) |
When
You
Cry ![]() |
Faith
Hill |
"Sitting
Next
to Me" |
A
country song playing in the bar. Again, it sounded
like a real song but I found nothing online. |
|
Great Expectations |
Muzak |
At
the cafe |
Nothing But Net |
Organ music |
At
the basketball game |
Club
music |
At
the
club EZ goes to |
|
Hip
hop
muzak |
In
EZ's
car |
|
Children of the Night |
Guitar playing |
One
of street kids plays guitar |
"What
a
Girl Can Do" |
Unknown
rock
song Ally chooses on the juke box at Tess' cafe. |
|
Jones vs. God |
Soon It's Gonna Rain |
Della Reese (from "The Fantasticks") |
Jazz
music |
Played
in
the barber shop |
|
Our
Little
Town ![]() |
Greg
Brown |
|
The Pact |
"If You're Happy at Camp
Sunlight" |
Tess
and campers |
Rock |
On
Melanie's
headphones |
|
Guitar
playing |
Alexis
Cruz
as Rafael while trying to help Melanie find her song |
|
"Stupid
Camp
Songs" |
Thora
Birch
as a very sarcastic Erin |
|
Duermete Nino Lindo (Hush My Pretty Baby) |
Alexis Cruz as Rafael |
|
Duermete Nino Lindo (Hush My Pretty Baby) | Jade
Villalon
as Melanie and cast |
|
Sandcastles |
Instrumental |
Music
in cafe |
My Dinner With Andrew |
Light, jazzy muzak |
During
the
auction scene |
Piano
muzak |
At
Chez
Tess' |
|
"I'm
Cooking,
What a Blessing" |
A
lil ditty Tess sings |
|
What are
You Doing the Rest of Your Life? ![]() |
Della Reese |
|
Charades |
"Salvation's Child Title
Theme" |
You
hear it a few times during scenes dealing with the
fictional film |
The Comeback | Street
music |
Some
street
musicians Monica listens to |
|
Don't Rain on My Parade |
Carrie
Hamilton
as
Allison (from "Funny Girl") |
My Favorite Things |
Roma
Downey
(from "The Sound of Music") |
|
Whatever
Lola
Wants |
Rita
Moreno
as Amanda (from "Damn Yankees") |
|
Everything's
Coming
Up Roses |
Carol
Burnett
as Lilian and Carrie Hamilton (from "Gypsy") |
|
Everything's Coming Up Roses | Rita
Moreno |
|
I'm
Still
Here introduction |
Played
by
orchestra in flashback scene to Lillian's opening night
(from Sondheim's "Follies") |
|
Lullaby
of
Broadway |
Roma
Downey
(from "42nd Street") |
|
I'm
Still
Here |
Carol
Burnett
|
|
Venice |
Documentary background music |
On
the Venice documentary Annie watches |
Santa
Lucia |
Violin
player
at the end |
|
Santa
Lucia |
Orchestral
version
during the, ahem, stunning Venice scene |
|
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear |
O Little Town of
Bethlehem |
Randy
Travis |
O
Come All Ye Faithful |
Instrumental
version
on radio at Wayne and Joey's house |
|
Christmas
Medley |
Several
carols
can be heard coming from the music box at Mark Twain's
house. I identified "Silent Night," "O Come Let Us
Adore Him," and "The Holly and the Ivy" (which is what
Jean is humming along with during her bath).
However, there could be others. |
|
Swingy
music |
Heard
in
Wayne's car |
|
I
Heard the Bells on Christmas Day |
Assumedly
the
little girl who played Helen (for some reason she's not
listed on the touched.com ep guide) |
|
I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day | Paul
Wittenburg
as Joey |
|
Angels
We
Have Heard on High |
Episode
cast |
|
Deconstructing Harry |
Organ music |
At the funeral |
Chatanooga
Choo
Choo |
Lainie
Kazan
as Doris |
|
You
Are
My Sunshine |
Lainie
Kazan
and Della Reese |
|
We
Live
On Borrowed Time |
Lainie
Kazan |
|
We
Can
Only Try ![]() |
Lainie
Kazan |
|
The Trigger |
Unknown rock |
At
the skating rink |
Cartoon
theme |
At
the
house |
|
The
Skater's
Waltz |
Played
during
Monica and Andrew's ice skating routine. Thanks
for the title, Darla! |
|
Doodlebugs |
Jazz music |
At
Gem's Bar and Grill |
You'll
Never
Know |
Barbara
Mandrell
as Ada |
|
Redeeming Love |
Hard rock |
Heard
at the flop house at least a couple times |
Hollywood
Hounds
theme |
The
cartoon
the children are watching at Lydia's supplier's home |
|
"Don't
Come
Around Here" |
Rock
song
briefly heard at the drug supplier's home, info unknown |
|
Bluesy rock | Heard at the bar | |
"God
is
My Redeemer"/"Redeeming Love" |
The
million
dollar question. People have even emailed *me*
about how to get this. This song is begun by
Monica and then taken up by the angelic choir.
However, numerous internet searches through the years
have turned up no source. I had heard at one point
that Martha Williamson heard this song at a church and
asked to use it on the show. My guess is it was
written by someone at that church and never put on
CD. If you have leads, please lemme know! |
|
Flights of Angels |
Sad, Sad Day ![]() |
Muddy Waters |
Unknown
blues
music |
At
Richard's
studio |
|
Stars
Fell
on Alabama ![]() |
Billie
Holiday |
|
"Tomorrow's
a
New Day" |
Played
during
the montage of Richard working after the fire.
Unknown. |
|
Breaking Bread |
Hard rock |
Played
in
the opening sequence over someone playing pinball |
Hymn
#42/Faith
of Our Fathers |
I
had no idea what this hymn actually was but Tess
identifies it as Hymn #42 during the church
service. Thanks to Darla it's been identified by
name. |
|
God and Country |
Taps |
Played
at
the funeral |
How Do You Spell Faith? |
|
|
Seek and Ye Shall Find |
|
|
Cry and You Cry Alone |
Soft
music |
Played at the diner |
Perfect Little Angel |
Instrumental muzak |
Played during the
pageant registration |
Love
Can
Move Mountains ![]() |
Celine
Dion |
|
Tchaikovsky's Piano
Concerto No. 1 |
"Tracy" plays it during the
pageant. No idea who is actually playing. |
|
Unchained
Melody |
"Ashley"
sings
it. |
|
Flute
music |
Working
off
notes I wrote weeks ago and can't recall at what point a
flute is played. Likely during the pageant by a
contestant. |
|
Elijah |
R & B vocalizing |
No idea who it is but you hear them in the background as
Monica gives Jake a tour of the slum. |
Radio |
You
hear
indeterminate radio music through out: loud bass music,
baseball park-style music |
|
"Passover
music" |
Regrettably,
except
for the entry below, I am unsure of the names of the
Passover songs. |
|
Go
Down,
Moses |
Sol
at
Passover |
|
Eliyahu
HaNavi |
During
the
Passover scene with Sol and at odd moments through out
the episode. |
|
Go
Down,
Moses/ Eliyahu HaNavi |
In
one
of my favorite TBAA musical moments, and one of the most
dramatic, they splice together Tess and the supporting
cast singing "Let My People Go" with Bruce Davidson as
Jake singing "Eliyahu HaNavi" over his injured son. |
|
Last Dance |
Radio |
You
hear various 70s style muzak tunes on Andrew's radio
show. |
When
I
See You Smile ![]() |
Uncle
Sam-
Heard a couple times |
|
Hot
Stuff
![]() |
Donna
Summer |
|
Reunited
![]() |
Peaches
and
Herb |
|
"Mexican
muzak" |
Heard
in
the background at the hotel |
|
The Spirit of Liberty Moon |
"Music on street" |
The
old standby... |
Chinese
music |
Heard
in
the restaurant where they find Jean |
|
|
|
|
Miles to Go Before I Sleep |
|
|
Saving Grace (1) |
|
|
What Are Friends For? |
"I'm
Holding
You All Night" |
There's
some
guy with a deep voice singing a disco song at Frodo's as
the young Trio sing and hang out. That title is
the only lyric I could make out. |
"Jazzy music" | Played while Carrie and Tom wait for the call |
|
|
"Disco" |
When they enter the reunion,
there's disco music playing but if it's something legit
then I didn't catch it. I'm trying to get back
into practice with this. |
Open
Arms
![]() |
Journey |
|
"Disco 2" | Played later on at the reunion. I think I heard the word "baby" but nothing else. | |
Friendship |
The "Terrible Trio" in their younger
and older incarnations |
|
"Jazzy
music" |
Played
at
the bar during the meeting between Carrie, Tom, and
Monica |
|
"Another
bar
song" |
This
one
had words but I couldn't make any out over Carrie's and
Billy's discussion in the bar after his arrest |
|
Only Connect |
Believe In You ![]() |
Amanda
Marshall |
The Lady of the Lake |
"There's a Brand New
Morning" |
Della
Reese
as Tess |
"To
Forget
About You" |
A
female country vocalist is singing when Monica first
enters Laurel's cafe. Those are the only lyrics I
can make out. |
|
"My
Heart
Breaks" |
A
male country vocalist is singing shortly after Blake
enters the cafe. Those three words are all I hear. |
|
"I
Don't
Know Why" |
Yep,
another
female country vocalist in the cafe as Blake and Laurel
chat. I can't figure anything out on this. I
think I *may* have heard "I don't know why" but unsure. |
|
Instrumental |
When Blake enters to announce
the company is proceeding, there's something that I
think is only instrumental playing in the cafe.
This was one annoying episode as far as trying to track
stuff down! Total fail! |
|
Beautiful Dreamer |
"Music box songs" |
In
the scene (cut from the Hallmark version) of Monica
working on Mary's dress, you hear what sounds like a
music box playing. A similar piece can be heard in
the pub in between choruses of "Beautiful Dreamer" sung
by the patrons. |
Hail
to
the Chief |
Played
by
the band as Lincoln enters the theatre. |
|
Beautiful
Dreamer |
Sung
by
the bar patrons while President Lincoln is in the
theatre. |
|
Battle
Hymn
of the Republic |
A
chorus singing this can be heard during the president's
funeral and again at the very end as Calvin stands
before his monument. |
|
I Do |
Instrumental |
Played in the bridal boutique |
Rock
instrumental |
Heard
at
the bachelor party as Monica jumps out of the
cake. It kinda sounds like the intro to "Bad to
the Bone." |
|
Ode
to
Joy ![]() |
Beethoven-
Heard
right before the wedding is to take place. |
|
The
Wedding
Song |
Della
Reese |
|
The Wind Beneath Our Wings |
You're in the Army |
Marion
Ross
as Emma and Della Reese as Tess |
I'll
Be
Seeing You |
Marion Ross as Emma and Della Reese as Tess | |
Psalm 151 |
Happy Birthday |
Wynonna
Judd
as Audrey |
"Wherever
You
Are Going" |
The
jingle
Audrey is composing |
|
You
Are
My Sunshine |
Wynonna
Judd
as Audrey, Joseph Cross as Petey |
|
Simple
Gifts |
Wynonna Judd as Audrey, Joseph Cross as Petey | |
Heart
and
Soul |
Petey
and
Tess on piano |
|
Love
Can
Move Mountains ![]() |
Celine
Dion |
|
Love Can Move Mountains | Mika
Boorem
as Cordelia |
|
You
Were
Loved ![]() |
Wynonna
Judd |
|
Testify
to
Love/Psalm 151 ![]() |
Snippets
of
Wynonna Judd solo are heard through out the episode,
then she leads a choral version at the end |
|
The Peacemaker |
"It's Markus Tanner Time" |
The
little
ditty Michelle and Scott sing to their son when he gets
his acceptance letter. |
|
Classical music |
You
can hear it in both scenes of Tess in Michelle's studio |
Piano
music |
Scott
plays
the piano after he and Michelle discuss divorce.
It sounds classical, not sure what it is. |
|
Through
the
Years ![]() |
Kenny Rogers | |
An Angel on the Roof | O
Come, O Come Emmanuel |
Instrumental
at
the start of the episode |
We
Three
Kings |
Instrumental,
heard
in Tess' cafe when we meet the three truckers |
|
Christmas
carol |
I
think I hear a second Christmas carol after "We Three
Kings" but I'm not positive |
|
Deck
the
Halls |
Tess
sings
a couple bars at the cafe |
|
O
Come Let Us Adore Him |
Instrumental
at
the end of the episode |
|
Fool For Love |
Rock melody |
Heard when we're first introduced to the bar set, I
don't believe it had words. |
Walkaway
Joe
![]() |
Trisha
Yearwood-
Heard at least three times during the episode. |
|
Light
piano
instrumental |
Heard
in
all bar scenes starting with the second one. |
|
"Jesse's
Car
Song" |
I
couldn't make out any of the words, though I think there
were some. It's playing in Jesse's car when he
drops Sara off on her birthday. |
|
I'm
On
Fire ![]() |
Bruce
Springsteen-
In Jesse's car after he and Sara run away. |
|
"Since
You've
Gone" |
Country
song
played in the cafe when Sara tells Jesse she's
pregnant. I think I heard that phrase and "feel
like I've been dying." |
|
"Oh
My
Baby" |
Jesse
sings
a couple bars when he's all happy after selling Abby...
classy... No idea if it's a real song he was
trying to cover or just his own stupid thing. |
|
Ode
to
Joy ![]() |
||
The Medium and the Message |
|
|
My Brother's Keeper |
|
|
On Edge |
"New Agey piece" |
Andrew plays it during the initial skating scene, you
hear it again during another skating scene later on. |
"Until
the
Day I Die" |
The
song
played at the rink after the above. I couldn't
make out lyrics beyond "Until the day I die... give me
one more chance" and I'm not even positive about those. |
|
"Percussive
Rock
Beat" |
Heard
as
Monica and Bart discuss the expensive skates. |
|
Color
Everywhere
![]() |
Deana
Carter-
During the practice montage, also what Haley's music box
plays. |
|
"You
Wanna
Go/Know" |
Song
heard
briefly before the power goes out and Bart steals the
skates. |
|
Somebody's
Out
There Watching ![]() |
The
Kinleys-
During the final skating event. |
|
When
I
See You Smile ![]() |
Uncle
Sam-
During Tara Lipinski's routine. |
|
The Man Upstairs |
Taking a Chance on Love |
Della Reese both at the beginning and the end of the
episode. |
"Piano
music" |
Heard
at
the casino through out. |
|
My
Funny
Valentine |
Della
Reese
as Monica and Gus dance. |
|
Wedding
March
(Could have also been the Canon, can't recall.) |
On
a
lame keyboard at the Elvis chapel. |
|
This
Little
Light of Mine |
Michael
Jeter
as Gus after Monique's final appeal. |
|
Family Business |
Still
the One ![]() |
Orleans- In the opening scene |
Muzak |
In
the
scene at the dealership after the theme song. |
|
Tubthumping
![]() |
Chumbawamba-
In
Buddy's car. :-) |
|
"Soft
Jazz" |
Tess'
Society
Trio at the anniversary soirée. |
|
"Hard
Rock
Speeding Song" |
Another
one
from Buddy's car. |
|
"Organ
music" |
In
the
mortuary both when the family goes to choose a casket
and again during the funeral (Tess playing). |
|
The
Old
Rugged Cross |
Some
lady
at the funeral. |
|
Anatomy Lesson |
On Top of Old Smoky |
Tess |
On
Top
of Spaghetti |
Jamie | |
Hush
Little
Baby |
Jamie, intro by Tess | |
My
Bonnie
Lies Over the Ocean |
Tess and Jamie | |
Folks
Who
Live on the Hill |
Dewey |
|
Jagged Edges |
"Play off music" |
After Natalie's routines |
Lullabye |
Amanda
repeatedly
plays a lullabye I just can't place on the piano. |
|
Rock a Bye Baby | Amanda |
|
Into the Fire |
For the Beauty of the
Earth |
The children of the compound a couple times. |
Made in the U.S.A. |
"The Presidents' Song" |
Tess (and later Am-Nhac) |
"Guitar
music" |
Nick plays briefly while in his car. | |
Blowin'
in
the Wind |
It coulda just been me hearing things but it sounded like a guitar-only version of this could briefly be heard during the flashback of Cadao being transported. | |
Full Circle |
"Cartoon theme music" |
I can hear some really familiar sounding cartoon music
playing in the background during the dinner prep scene
as the kid watches TV. |
Black Like Monica |
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot |
Town choir |
"Arrival" |
The
band
plays something I can't place when Mrs. Parks arrives. |
|
"Her Name is Rosa" | Chanted by the crowd when Mrs. Parks arrives. |
|
"Sometimes" |
There's a country song playing in the bar Monica enters. All I could make out were the lyrics "Sometimes I... makes me wonder what went wrong" sung by a female. | |
Fighting the Good Fight |
Dignity ![]() |
Bob
Dylan |
Hearts |
|
|
Godspeed |
Lucky Lindy |
???-
It's
sung at the start of the episode and while I found
recordings of it, they didn't sound like the TBAA one. |
Classical
music |
Played
during
a romantic scene between Josie and her husband at
Mission Control- Cut from THC version. |
|
|
|
|
Such a Time as This |
Wayne Watson |
|
"Guitar
music" |
Some
guy
at the ambassador's party |
|
The Compass |
Praise the Lord and Pass
the Ammunition |
Trio of women at the USO dance |
Always
![]() |
Della
Reese |
|
(There'll
Be
Bluebirds Over) The White Cliffs of Dover |
Everyone
in
the Underground during the raid |
|
The Last Day of the Rest of Your Life | "Cafe
music" |
Something's
playing
in a couple of the Corey at the diner scenes but I
couldn't make anything out in either scene. |
|
Gloria Gaynor |
|
|
Ambrosia |
|
Por
Una
Cabeza ![]() |
Andrew's
and
Delores' tango. It's composed by Carlos Gardel but
I have no idea who performed the TBAA version. |
|
|
Loggins & Messina |
|
The Letter |
Bach's Ode to Joy ![]() |
Heard repeatedly on the radio, Tino plays it, and Tess
plays it |
"Spanish
music" |
Heard
in
Roberto's car. Other than the above I couldn't
identify any of the music |
|
"Salsa" |
From
a
radio at the camp |
|
"Organ
music" |
At
the
church |
|
"Birdsong" |
Tino
improvises
a piano piece after hearing the birds. |
|
Mozart |
Played
at
the Conservatory. Unsure what piece it is |
|
"Spanish
song" |
Performed
by
Rafael and Co. at the party |
|
Til Death Do Us Part |
Old Smokey |
Played on harmonica at Jordan's party |
"Slow
Dance
with You" |
When
Molly
and Jordan dance. I did a lyrics search and found
nothing. |
|
"Down
Town" |
When
Andrew
and Molly dance. Upbeat country song. "Down
town" are the only lyrics I could make out. |
|
"Slow
Country
Ballad" |
When
Jordan
and Donna talk at the party. Couldn't make any
lyrics out. Female vocalist. |
|
Amazing
Grace |
On
harmonica
at Jordan's memorial |
|
The Occupant |
Carolee Mayne |
|
Voice of an Angel |
'N Sync |
|
"Choir
music" |
Alice's
choir
is performing when Tess and Monica enter the building |
|
42nd
Street |
Charlotte
Church
(with reprise by the drunk guy) |
|
"Accordion
music" |
At
Harold
Square |
|
I
Will Survive |
3
ladies at the karaoke place |
|
Danny
Boy |
Roma
Downey
as Monica |
|
|
Charlotte Church |
|
The Whole Truth And Nothing But... |
Taiwanese Dance |
When the troupe performs in the park |
Then Sings My Soul |
"Piano hymn" |
Andrew plays it when Tess confronts Bo in his
office. I assume it's a hymn based on context but
I can't place it. |
Surely the Presence of the Lord | Della Reese and Tom Sullivan as Clarence | |
To God Be the Glory | Jennifer
Holliday
as Norma |
|
I Have Decided | Jo
Dee
Messina as Susi |
|
Hand
It
Over ![]() |
Keb'
Mo'
as Isaac |
|
Doubly Good to You | Della
Reese |
|
How Great Thou Art ![]() |
Greg Evigan as Bo with Ms. Reese and choir
taking over |
|
The Christmas Gift |
Away in the Manger |
Robert plays it on his trumpet, it's heard on the radio
at the pawn shop, and, finally, Gabe plays it on the
trumpet. |
O
Come Let Us Adore Him |
Heard
at
the soup kitchen. |
|
(I
Long
To Feel The) Christmas Spirit ![]() |
Donna
Summer |
|
Another
Christmas
carol |
Heard
later
at the soup line but I couldn't make it out over Tess
and LaBelle speaking. |
|
We
Wish
You a Merry Christmas |
Also
at
soup kitchen |
|
Millennium |
Big band music |
Heard a lot at the beginning |
In
the
Mood ![]() |
When
Angela
meets up with her almost-fiance. |
|
With God As My Witness |
Hearts and Souls |
Monica
and
Jim on piano |
A House Divided |
99 Bottles of Root Beer |
John
and Andrew in the caddy. Cute. :-) |
Buy Me a Rose |
Random piano music |
Multiple
times
through out the episode like at the start during the
reception and later at the hotel when you hear a jazzy
number and a slow number during Denny's breaks. |
Ellen |
Young
Danny
to, duh, young Ellen |
|
Love Don't Live Here Anymore
![]() |
Kenny
Rogers |
|
I
Want to Hold You in My Dreams |
Kenny Rogers | |
|
Buy Me A Rose ![]() |
Kenny Rogers |
"Mr.
Piano
Man" |
Kenny
Rogers |
|
Life Before Death |
Irish reel |
When Tommy and his brother speak at the pub |
Irish
jig |
They
all
dance to it at the house |
|
Let
There
Be Peace on Earth |
Tess,
joined
by everyone at the funeral |
|
The Perfect Game |
Misc. |
There is gobs of music played at Cherry Lanes but it's
so quiet and tinny that I couldn't make anything
out. There's a female new agey/alternative number
at the start. I *may* have heard the phrase
"leading me on" during it. Also heard a country
song by a female. And another by a male.
There's disco on the radio show. Then maybe a 50s
style love song at the alley? |
Here I Am |
-- |
At points the score sounded kinda classical but I think
it was just TBAA score. Lemme know if I'm wrong,
though! |
Bar Mitzvah |
Unknown |
You can hear some sorta
music at the gym but I couldn't even hear well enough
over the clanking machines to know if it had words. |
True Confessions |
Kyrie |
Someone
sings this during the performance of Agnes of God. |
Quality Time |
Boccherini's Minuet ![]() |
At the start |
"School
Song" |
Played
by
the band at the volleyball game. |
|
Tuba
"music" |
Angelo
attempts
to play his tuba. I have no clue what he's
playing or if maybe he's just improvising. |
|
Living the Rest of My Life |
30s/40s-style swing |
Heard
at three points in this episode. First, in Abby's
room at the home right after she moves in. Then
again during the fund raiser. Also at the
end. I couldn't identify any of it. |
Stealing Hope |
Classical music |
I
definitely recognize it but couldn't place it. You
hear it when the two punks pull up with the stolen car. |
"Gas
Station
Song" |
You
hear,
like, one bar of a song when the girl pulls up to the
gas station. I couldn't make the words out. |
|
Monica's Bay Day |
Piano music |
At Flynn's Bar and Grill. |
A Clown's Prayer |
Pipe organ music |
At the circus, of course! |
Mother's Day |
Testify to Love ![]() |
Wynonna
Judd |
Peggy
Sue
![]() |
Buddy
Holly
(Not positive it was Buddy Holly singing in the episode
but coulda been.) |
|
"Country
Song" |
Heard
at
the bar. All I could make out was a male voice
singing "I see you runnin'." |
|
That's What
Makes You Strong ![]() |
The Judds | |
Pandora's Box |
Misc. |
Lots of music but not any that was traceable. At
least twice you hear classical music at the antique
shop. It was so quiet I'm not even gonna bother to
try and locate it. There are also a couple
instrumental pieces heard at the cyber cafe. Kiki
has a few pop songs playing in her room. First, a
woman singing something with the lyrics "I'll always
remember" and a guy singing "can't stop this burning in
my heart." There's a third pop song later on but I
couldn't even hear enough to determine the gender of the
singer. Finally, Dean gets Sarah to listen to some
hard rock junk. I chose not to dignify that by
trying to pluck out lyrics. |
|
|
|
The Face on the Barroom Floor |
Down in the Depths (On
the 90th Floor) |
Della Reese |
Just
in Time |
Della
Reese and Richard Chamberlain |
|
She'll
Be Coming Around the Mountain |
Della
Reese |
|
"Old
Timey Tunes" |
Played
on the piano at the saloon. Sounded vaguely
familiar. |
|
When
I Was a Lad |
Richard
Chamberlain- Gilbert and Sullivan tune he used to launch
into his elixir jingle |
|
Let
Me Call You Sweetheart |
Richard Chamberlain | |
Legacy |
Assorted background music |
There's some girl singing when the three new roomies are
playing pool. Later there's just some percussive
number there. Actually, I think maybe I can hear a
guy with a deep voice singing during it. ETA: I
missed these the first time around: loud rock as Rafael,
Tess, and Andrew survey the frat house at the
beginning. You can also hear some male singer when
Sam lectures Max in the dorm hall. Again with the
rock during the swine chug scene. You can hear a
woman singing during the cut Sam and Tess scene. |
The Invitation |
God Can |
Della Reese- In the first scene, reprised later |
Assorted background music | There's
something far less moving in Annie's beauty shop.
Just some elevator music-like jazz. During the
first bar scene, there's some lady singing something
with the lyrics "It's all right, you'll get by" or
similar. Later another song, kinda countryish, has
a woman singing "Don't let her go" or something like
that. |
|
God
Can |
Tess
leads Rick, Andrew, Clara, and Millie |
|
Restoration |
Silent movie music |
The only music I picked up on was during
"Redemption/Damnation" and a couple other silent
films. In a cut scene, a man is playing along to a
different silent film as Stevie sleeps in a
theater. And there's another example of that as
Tess wheels Chandler into the theater where Stevie is
watching another film. |
Finger of God |
Background music |
Male country singer at JJ's cafe. It leads into a
solo banjo or similar piece. More instrumental
country in Tess' car. |
The Empty Chair |
Breakfast with the
Baxters theme music |
|
Sibelius'
Valse Triste |
Played
by Betsy on the piano |
|
God Bless the Child |
Rap |
Charnelle is listening to something on her Walkman when
the episode starts. Rap, I guess. And again
when she enters the museum. Could be the same
thing. |
"Monica
Sings Billie" |
A bit later we get to hear Monica poorly crooning along with Billie Holiday. | |
Misc.
performance music |
Billie's band is rehearsing when she enters during her first scene. Andrew plays something on the piano as a sorta audition for Billie. There's jazzy dancing music before the final scene with Billie and before that when Andrew and Tess are in her dressing room. | |
Them
There Eyes ![]() |
Billie Holiday | |
|
Billie Holiday |
|
Reasonable Doubt |
|
|
The Grudge |
Organ music |
While
collection plate is passed |
An Angel on My Tree |
Instrumental Christmas
music in background |
An instrumental "Joy to the World" is played at the mall
during the opening. "O Christmas Tree" is heard at
the mall, too. Later you hear an instrumental
"Jingle Bells" at the Benson residence. |
All
That You Could Be ![]() |
Kenny Rogers | |
Mi Familia |
"I Got No" |
The thugs have it playing in their car after the failed
wedding. No clue what it is. Not worth
searching time! |
Background
music |
In
Anna's dad's diner. |
|
The Lord Moves in Mysterious Ways |
Background music |
At Kelly's place. The first scene there has a
country-style piece and later there's a more bluesy one. |
Tess
medley- Flashback songs |
They
replay Della singing "If a Man Can Dream" over
clips. The flashbacks also have Tess singing her
"I Am Cooking" ditty from MDWA, "Soon It's Gonna Rain"
("Jones V. God"), the presidents song from "Made in the
U.S.A.," "When the Saints Go Marching In" from "Indigo
Angel," "In This Place" from "Then Sings My Soul," and
"He Can Work It Out" from "Last Call." |
|
The
Lord Moves in Mysterious Ways |
Tess
sings it while waiting at Kelly's place. |
|
A Death in the Family |
Hymn |
Mrs. Griffin sings a hymn that Monica claims as a
favorite but I can't place it. |
Walk
With Me, Lord |
Sung
at the church right after Andrew and Frank enter |
|
Amen |
Also
sung at the church. It sounds like the Harry
Belafonte version melody-wise but the lyrics are
different. |
|
Bringer of Light |
|
|
Thief of Hearts |
Mall music |
Muzak
in places throughout the mall and then the carousel
music there, too. |
Winners, Losers & Leftovers |
Pop Goes the Weasel |
During
musical chairs. :-) |
I Am an Angel |
Ethereal muzak |
At
the convention |
Visions of Thy Father |
|
|
The Penalty Box |
Classical music |
During
the opening scene. I recognize it but just cannot
place it! |
Rap
song |
When
Jeff first enters Eastside |
|
Cafeteria
music |
When
Jeff and Tess meet |
|
Heavy
metal |
At
the St. Crispin's party some guy is singing. Heck
if I can make anything out. Do not care for
metal... |
|
Band of Angels |
Kum-ba-ya |
Tess
starts it then Henry picks it up. Tess reprises
when Henry is shot. |
Blues
music |
At
Henry's during the first flashback |
|
Piano
playing |
Alex
plunks away as Henry reads his lyrics in a flashback |
|
"Feeling
Guilty" |
Henry's
daughter plays a recording of her dad singing this |
|
When Your Spirit Gets Weak ![]() |
Plus One | |
|
Harmonica tune |
When
they first enter the club |
|
The Promise ![]() |
Plus One |
The Sign of the Dove |
Soft
muzak |
At
the pub. Too quiet to make much of anything out. |
WWII
era music |
During
that flashback scene |
|
Irish
Fiddle |
At
the reception |
|
Sunrise, Sunset | Charles Rocket | |
The Face of God |
|
|
Netherlands | Angels
We Have Heard on High |
Madeline
sings it and later Gloria sings it to her |
Rock
song |
In
the Driver's car. Oh maybe it's... |
|
|
Shadows Of Knight-
This according to touched.com. I did not pick
up on it. Will have to check next time.
May be a while, though, cause I really don't like
this episode. |
|
|
Laura Branigan (Canadian Version) |
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|
Mandy Patinkin |
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Shallow Water (1) |
Shallow Water ![]() |
Randy Travis and Winslow
Family- Heard as a flashback at the start, again on
the bus as they practice, and then also sung by Diana
in her room. |
Oh, What A Time ![]() |
Gaither Vocal Band with
Winslow family |
|
|
Feet On The Rock ![]() |
John Schneider with Winslow family |
|
Because He Lives ![]() |
Gaither Vocal Band with Winslow family |
|
Guitar playing |
Keb'
Mo' is strumming along when Monica finds him |
Down
by the Riverside |
Church
choir at the end |
|
Shallow Water (2) |
Will the Circle Be
Unbroken |
Nell Carter with Keb' Mo' on guitar and "Diana" on piano |
"Steal
Your Heart Away" |
They
go onto sing this song as the second segment
opens. No clue what it really is. |
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Don't Ever Sell Your Saddle ![]() |
Randy Travis (with Keb' Mo') |
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See Myself In You
![]() |
Randy Travis- Cut from the Hallmark version | |
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God Trying To Get Your
Attention ![]() |
Keb' Mo' |
|
Shallow Water |
Delta Burke as
"Diana"- It's reprised a couple times |
|
Baptism ![]() |
Randy Travis |
|
|
|
Holy of Holies |
Classical music |
At
the history dept party |
"Down
At Your Feet" |
Sung
by Della Reese and Valerie Bertinelli as Tess and Gloria |
|
The Perfect Game |
Take Me Out to the
Ballgame |
Della Reese |
National
Anthem |
Della
Reese |
|
The Birthday Present |
London Bridge |
"Sarah" |
Rock-a-Bye
Baby |
Tess
hums this to Sarah |
|
Manhunt |
Piano music |
"Lou"
plays it at the club through out the episode |
Make
Someone Happy |
Debbie
Reynolds |
|
Make
Someone Happy |
Tess
reprises it |
|
Heartache
Tonight ![]() |
The
Eagles |
|
You
Made Me Love You |
A
couple doing karaoke |
|
For
Me and My Gal |
Don't
know who is singing this when Andrew and Gloria dance |
|
"I
Want to Be Your Friend" |
Roma
Downey as Monica |
|
The
Man That Got Away |
Debbie
Reynolds and Della Reese |
|
Give My Regards to Broadway |
A buncha people at the club |
|
Chutzpah |
Prayer |
Sung by the
rabbi at the end. I *think* it's the Seven
Blessings but not positive |
Mazel
Tov |
Sung
by the congregation |
|
Famous Last Words |
Country background music
X 3 |
There's some country music playing in the cafe during
the first scene there. Can't make lyrics out but
it's a woman singing. In the next diner scene,
there's another country song. Male vocalist, I
think. All I could hear was "on a clear and sunny
day." There's a third song once Gloria takes over
for Shirlee but, again, can't make anything out. |
"Shares
Your Tears" |
Unknown.
I suspect it was recorded for the show. I could
only make out "shares your tears and then you will find
your way." It's a beautiful piece at the end. |
|
Most Likely To Succeed |
Band music |
At
football game |
Possibly
Journey number? |
I
think I heard Journey when people start arriving for the
reunion but wasn't positive. |
|
Instrumental |
When
everyone's getting name tags |
|
Soulful
Song |
You
can hear a woman singing during the first dance but I
couldn't make much out. |
|
"One
Thing That I'll Tell You" |
Another
soulful dance song. "And there's one thing that
I'll tell you" is all I could make out. |
|
My List ![]() |
Toby Keith | |
Heaven's Portal |
"Take Me to Love" |
The
ridiculous song Gloria plays whilst driving. |
Trance
music |
Nick
plays a lot of it in his room. One had lyrics like
"Take me to God, take me to Heaven." |
|
"Genesis
Trance" |
You
hear some trance song at the rave that has lyrics
seemingly inspired by the story of creation. |
|
When Sunny Gets Blue |
Jazz music |
At
the cyber cafe when Monica and Mike check for gas lines |
Ramsey
Lewis Trio song ![]() |
Just
know it's from "The In Crowd" but unsure on which
numbers it is. |
|
Music
from Simon's band |
Mike
plays some for Monica and you can also hear it during
Simon's hallucinations |
|
The
Way You Look Tonight |
Simon's
band |
|
When
Sunny Gets Blue |
Allison
sings it then Simon plays it. Tess joins in. |
|
Angels Anonymous |
Instrumental muzak |
In
the pub at the start |
Instrumental Christmas music | "Deck
the Halls" at the mall, "Jingle Bells" in the elevator,
and "Away in the Manger" while Gloria and Dave shop. |
|
Island
music |
Three
different tropical-sounding songs are heard at Bubba's
Polynesian Paradise. I could make out the lyrics
"under the stars" in one but that's it. |
|
A Winter Carol |
What Child is This? |
Monica
has an instrumental version playing in her shop |
O
Christmas Tree |
Also
instrumental at the shop |
|
A
Winter Carol |
Steven
Curtis Chapman |
|
Angels
We Have Heard on High |
Sung
at the pageant |
|
Battle
Hymn Of The Republic ![]() |
Mormon Tabernacle Choir | |
The Last Chapter |
Amazing Grace |
Played
by the music box |
Ship-In-A-Bottle |
"Ashley and Jasmine" |
Sung
by the girls with Jasmine on guitar. Later Jasmine
sadly reprises it alone. |
The Blue Angel |
Music from the various
public access shows |
Let's
see, we got... Doggone Duo's take on "Froggie Went
a'Courtin." There's the awesome organ music during
"I, Claudia"... "Elvis" has some instrumental junk
playing as he speaks. There's piano music as the
girls dance during the Tess flashback. Icky music
during "The Blue Angel" bit. |
God
Bless America |
By
awful gum chewing lady |
|
God
Bless America |
Della
Reese- One short version, one longer |
|
Stars
and Stripes Forever |
As
the tribute starts. |
|
Secrets and Lies |
|
|
The Princeless Bride |
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik |
When Liz enters the lobby and see Stuart |
The
Anniversary Song |
Lainie
Kazan |
|
Big
Band music |
During
the wedding |
|
Hello I Love You |
Heavy metal music |
At the 3rd
house Danni visits |
Minute by Minute |
Veni Sancte Spiritus |
Sr. Theodore is singing it at the start. |
The Bells of St. Peters |
Latiny muzak |
When
Maggie is on hold with the insurance people |
Que
Sera, Sera |
Doris
Roberts |
|
Bells! |
Naturally!
|
|
The Impossible Dream |
Piano music |
Reggie
plays a bit at the start |
"I
Wanna Show You" |
The
quartet of students |
|
Choir
song |
Charlotte
is teaching the girls a song that sounded familiar to me
but I couldn't place it |
|
I
Believe |
Luther
Vandross and Della Reese |
|
The
Impossible Dream ![]() |
Luther
Vandross |
|
For All The Tea in China |
It Is Well With My Soul |
Della
Reese plays it on the piano and sings with Angela
Lansbury joining in. Later, Lady B. remembers a
service at her parents' church where the congregation
sings that song. And still later, she sings the
song to her granddaughter. And her best friend
joins in. |
Forever Young |
Italian restaurant music |
There's
some music playing in the background at
Robintino's. Reminds me of what we hear in local
Italian restaurants. I wonder if it's the same CD
in every one of em. ;-) |
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|
|
A Rock and a Hard Place |
He's Got the Whole World
in His Hands |
Della Reese as Tess |
The Sixteenth Minute |
Travel muzak |
In
Ed's car as he drives |
Ballet
score |
In
Marla's dream of dancing you hear a piece that I assume
is from a ballet I am unfamiliar with. |
|
Two Sides to Every Angel | Country song |
Playing at Louie's- Unknown |
"Drive
You Wild" |
The
first song we hear at the Black Boot has lyrics like
"she can drive you wild with that sexy smile" but
Googling those lyrics didn't turn anything up. |
|
"Stood
in the Light" |
There's
a slower country ballad in the next scene there. I
think I heard "She must have stood in the light" or
similar. |
|
"A
Little Thunder" |
The
next song begins with "Let's make a little thunder." |
|
|
Randy Travis |
|
"Every
Time" |
Following
that there's another studio piece that begins "Every
time I lose my heart, you know where to find it." |
|
Unknown
Female Vocalist |
When
they go to the Animal (if Andrew used it, so can I)
consoling Kristie, there's a woman singing. I
couldn't make anything out. |
|
Country
muzak |
The
Animal has some country thing seemingly without lyrics
playing in his car. |
|
The Word |
Lame Heavy Metal |
:-)
In Monica's classroom |
A Feather on the Breath of God |
Hildegard of Bingen
perf. by Gothic Voices. Andrew and Gloria both
listen to it and it's heard at Lorena's funeral. |
|
Waltz
of the Flowers? |
The
little girl dances to something from The Nutcracker
but it's been so long I wasn't sure what piece. |
|
In
the Garden |
Lorena
sings it in Sidney's office |
|
In
the Garden |
Tess
sings it at Lorena's funeral and it then morphs into
Lorena's rendition. |
|
Jump! |
Buzz's theme music |
|
Bring On The Rain |
"Every Time" |
During the cell phone conversation you hear what I think
was the same song from "Two Sides." |
Female
country artist |
Dunno.
It's when that reject gives Annie the key chain. |
|
Bring On The Rain ![]() |
Jo Dee Messina | |
"The
Good Old Chorus" |
Quarter
sings this at the Yale lunch |
|
Piano
music |
Also
at the lunch |
|
Remembering Me (1) |
The Lord Moves in
Mysterious Way |
Heard in a flashback from "Show Me the Way..." |
Abide
With Me |
Tess
starts to sing this. |
|
The Lord Moves in Mysterious Way | Monica
sings it to Tess. |
|
Remembering Me (2) |
This Little Light of Mine |
Tess
sadly sings it. |
Just
Like You![]() |
Keb'
Mo' in "Inherit" flashback. |
|
A
Bicycle Built for Two |
The
people at the home as Gloria plays on piano. |
|
Hand
It
Over ![]() |
Keb' Mo' and Della singing it in another flashback. | |
Hand It Over | Jacob
sings it solo in real time and then a second time with
Kevin |
|
The Christmas Watch |
Good King Wenceslaus |
Agnes plays both a slow version and a ragtime version on
piano. |
Angels
We Have Heard on High |
Monica
on the harp. |
|
Auld
Lang Syne |
Monica on the harp. | |
Greensleeves/What
Child is This? |
As
Agnes and Oscar talk |
|
Little
Drummer Boy |
Monica on the harp. | |
Private Eyes |
Bluesy song |
At
diner at the start |
The Root of All Evil |
"Danny Boy" and "The
Lullaby of Broadway" |
As performed by Monica in flashback clips. I
didn't notice any new music. |
A Time for Every Purpose |
|
|
And A Nightingale Sang | Piano
music |
Heard
at the restaurant |
|
And a Nightingale Sang | Sung by a choir at the start and by Della Reese at the end |
As It Is In Heaven |
Jazz music |
in Jesse's room as he shines up the obsidian |
Vocalizing |
There's
a beautiful vocalist when Jesse is shot. Sounds
like maybe the same lady who can be heard in "Famous
Last Words" but I dunno. |
|
Song For My Father |
Krystal Harris as Sarah- Heard three
times. |
|
Greensleeves |
Sung
twice by Sarah's choir |
|
Instrumental
band piece |
Sarah's
band plays something while over at Tess'. |
|
Hush
Little Baby |
Sarah's
dad plays it on the piano and later the both of them
sing a bit of it. |
|
The Good Earth |
|
|
Virtual Reality |
Video game music |
|
"Hollywood
Film" |
Song
gangster crud Victor plays in his car. |
|
The Show Must Not Go On |
Beautiful Dreamer |
Sung and played on the piano by Gavin McLeod as Calvin |
Shenandoah |
Calvin |
|
The
Voices That Are Gone |
Elisa
Bocanegra as Latrina |
|
You're
a Grand Old Flag |
Latrina
does a dance to a recording of this. |
|
Frankie
and Johnny |
Scott
Thompson as Herbert |
|
I've
Been Touched By An Angel ![]() |
Della Reese | |
Give
My Regards to Broadway |
The
Egyptian actors |
|
At The End Of The Aisle |
The Wedding March |
Played during dress rehearsal |
Instrumental
piece |
After
the faux vows are read at rehearsal |
|
Piano
music |
At
rehearsal dinner |
|
Testify
to Love ![]() |
Wynonna
as Audrey |
|
Amazing
Grace |
Wynonna as Audrey | |
I Will Walk With You (1) |
Country music |
At the cafe |
Fur
Elise |
Played
by Sophie |
|
I Will Walk With You (2) |
Randy Travis |
Thanks to Donna, Kim,
Joanna, Dorothy, Sara and anyone else on the TBAAngel
or JABB Yahoogroups who helped me start this obsessive
lil thing! Thanks also to Capella and Cecilie at
the touched.com
message boards! Thanks to Darla who found
a few of these that I had given up on!
** The twin astericks are just my notes to
myself that I've not personally checked the episode in its
entirety. It either means I remembered those songs
or someone told me about them but they may not be the
*only* music featured in said episode.
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