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| Thanks to the dedication and fine
detective work of the EE Forum members, we've come up
with a fairly comprehensive list of songs that have been
used in the episodes of Early Edition. It's not a *complete*
list, and there are some for which we still have
questions (noted by ** next to the episode name), but
you'll find plenty of great EE tunes to keep yourself
humming for a good long time. These are arranged in order
of episode title... Any additions, corrections, or confirmations should be sent to me. |
| Early Edition Theme | Original theme, by W. G. "Snuffy" Walden |
| Early Edition Theme | Theme used from episode 403 on is an edited version of "Time Has Come Today" by the Chambers Brothers |
| **Blackout | unknown opera music at hospital just when the generator runs out of gas |
| **A Bris is Just A Bris | Unknown opera music that Tony plays very loudly in the kitchen |
| A Bris is Just A Bris | "Habanera" from Bizet's "Carmen" (while Tony is at library with Abby) |
| A Bris is Just A Bris | "I Wanna Be Around" performed by Tony Bennett |
| Bat Masterson | "Bat Masterson" theme by B. Cordin and H. Wray |
| Bat Masterson | "Bonanza" theme |
| Blowing Up Is Hard To Do | "Flintstones" theme (reference made to the cartoon) |
| Blowing Up Is Hard To Do | "Jetsons" theme (reference made to the cartoon) |
| Camera Shy | "Them from 2001: A Space Odyssey" or Richard Strauss' introduction to "Also Sprach Zarathustra, Op 30" |
| The Choice | "Money - That's What I Want" by Barrett Strong |
| **Christmas | "White Christmas" by Rosemary Clooney?? |
| Christmas | "Jingle Bells" - standard |
| Christmas | "We Wish You A Merry Christmas" - standard |
| Christmas | "Sleigh Ride" - standard |
| **Christmas | unknown: while Gary and Chuck at diner; teddy bear at department store; at McGinty's - Christmas song with a country western flavor; in car with Santa and Chuck |
| **Crumb Again | Crumb "sings" a Navy marching chant: "GI Beans and GI Gravy, gee I'm glad I joined the navy." |
| Everybody Goes to Rick's | "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" sung by the character of "Ginger" |
| Everybody Goes to Rick's | "Someone To Watch Over Me" sung by unknown woman |
| Everybody Goes to Rick's | "Sweet Georgia Brown" piano instrumental |
| Fate | "Angel" by Sarah McLachlan |
| Fourth Carpathian | "Don't Fence Me In" sung by Bernie and Carpathian brother |
| Fourth Carpathian | "The Sabre Dance" (composer: Riimsky-Korsikov?) |
| Fourth Carpathian | "Jeopardy" theme |
| Funny Valentine | "When I Fall in Love" sung by Marissa |
| Funny Valentine | "L-O-V-E Love" by Nat King Cole |
| Funny Valentine | "You Go To My Head" by Louis Armstrong |
| Funny Valentine | "My Girl" sung by Emmett |
| Funny Valentine | "Strangers In The Night" sung by Patrick |
| Gun | "Hold on Loosely" by .38 Special |
| **Halloween | "Kind and Generous" by Natalie Merchant (??) - music at bar while Erica and Marissa talk |
| Halloween | "Monster Mash" from Dr. Demento |
| Hot Time in the Old Town | "Mountain Dew," a traditional Irish folk song, sung by the character of Mrs. O'Leary |
| Hot Time in the Old Town | "The Twilight Zone" theme |
| Hot Time in the Old Town | "Danny Boy" ("Londonderrry Air") a traditional Irish folk song sung by Marissa |
| **The Iceman Taketh | while dancing ??? |
| The Jury | "Y.M.C.A." sung by Chuck |
| The Last Untouchable | "I Can't Get Started With You" performed by unknown artist, possibly Bunny Berrigan |
| **The Last Untouchable | unknown music at end - sounds like "Happy Days Are Here Again" but it's not. |
| Love is Blind | "Rescue Me" performed by Fontella Bass |
| **Love is Blind | Instrumental music playing while Marissa fixing dinner at her apartment -- unknown title/performer |
| Luck of the Irish | "If Sick Is It Tea You Want" by Jimmy Moore and Pat Broaders |
| Luck of the Irish | "Colonel Fraziers" by Jimmy Moore and Pat Broaders |
| **Luck of the Irish | "Charlie Butler's" by Jimmy Moore and Pat Broaders (if not exactly "Charlie Butler's," then something remarkably similar) |
| Luck of the Irish | "The Conoreel" by "Jimmy Moore and Pat Broaders" |
| Mel Schwartz, Bounty Hunter | "Bad to the Bone" by George Thorogood |
| **Number One With a Bullet | Unknown songs by Coolio |
| Number One With a Bullet | "New Revelation" by New Direction, as sung by Marissa and the choir. (Thanks, Anonymous!) |
| Occasionally Amber | "One Fine Day" by The Chiffons |
| Occasionally Amber | "My Cherie Amour" by Stevie Wonder sung along to by Chuck |
| Occasionally Amber | "Top Hat, White Tie, and Tails" from "Top Hat" sung by Chuck |
| Occasionally Amber | "Get Me To The Church On Time" sung by Chuck |
| Occasionally Amber | "Hot Stuff" by Donna Summer (?) |
| Performance Anxiety | "What a Wonderful World" performed by Louis Armstrong |
| Phantom at the Opera | "Nessun Dorma" from Puccini's Turandot performed by unknown artist |
| Pinch Hitters | "It's a Long, Long Way to Tipperary, sung by the character of Walter Stites |
| Pinch Hitters | "Stardust" by Glenn Miller (?) |
| Pinch Hitters | "String of Pearls" by Glenn Miller (?) |
| **Pinch Hitters | "The Very Thought of You" by (?) (maybe... music when Walter tells Marissa and Emmet about his wife) |
| Pinch Hitters | "Off We Go, Into the Wild Blue Yonder" or "The Army Air Corps" by ?? |
| Play It Again, Sammo | "Wild Angels" by Martina McBride |
| Play It Again, Sammo | "Broken Wing" by Martina McBride |
| Redfellas | "Arrival of the Queen of Sheba" from Handel's oratorio Solomon (during the first interior Embassy scene, right before the fire) |
| Redfellas | "Violin Concerto No 1 op 77 (99) in A Minor: IV Burlesque: Allegro con brio" by Dmitri Shostakovich (in Yuri's cab) |
| **Redfellas | violin music at end of episode played by Paulina and Yuri |
| **Romancing the Throne | the Conga tune on the jukebox - unknown title/artist |
| **Run, Gary, Run | Greek music at restaurant ??? |
| Saint Nick | "We Are Marching" performed by the Children's Choir |
| Saint Nick | "Strawberry Fields Forever" sung in a dolphin-like way by Patrick |
| **Saint Nick | Opera music -- unknown |
| Slippity-Doo-Dah | "Oh Happy Day" sung by the choir |
| **Slippity-Doo-Dah | unknown music at strip club |
| Take Me Out to the Ball Game | "Toreador Song" from Bizet's Carmen |
| Take Me Out to the Ball Game | "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" - instrumental |
| Theme (Season 4) | "Time Has Come Today" by Chambers Brothers |
| Time | "Boogie, Oogie, Oogie" performed by A Taste of Honey |
| Weathergirl | "If I Were A Rich Man" from Fiddler on the Roof, sung by the character of Uncle Phil |
| Where or When | "Where or When" performed by unknown artist |
| **Where or When | music during flashback scenes |
| Wild Card | "Hello, Mary Lou" sung by Gary |
| **Wild Card | music at the Rave ?? |
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