'Firefly Lane' Soundtrack List: Every Song in the Show - Netflix Tudum

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    Every Song on ‘Firefly Lane’

    From “Dancing Queen” to “Landslide.”

    By Jean Bentley
    April 29, 2023

For a show like Firefly Lane that spans decades, creator Maggie Friedman always knew music would be crucial to its success.

“Music so instantly puts you in a time frame. You hear a song from the ’80s and you can just feel it,” Friedman tells Tudum. “So it was one of the key elements of the show from the very beginning. I wanted those big songs!”

Actually, when Friedman began writing the pilot, she also built a playlist of dream songs that she hoped to eventually include in the series. Thankfully, she says, “so many of them have made it into the show.” Among her favorite victories are Fleetwood Mac’s “Landslide,” ABBA’s “Dancing Queen” and even multiple versions of Cyndi Lauper’s “Time After Time.” The recognizable needle drops of Firefly Lane “enhance the storytelling so much; they enhance the emotion so much,” Friedman says. “They’re so evocative.”

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And it’s all thanks to music supervisor Tiffany Anders, the woman who put together the ’90s-tastic soundtrack of BEEF, among many other memorable, music-filled series. Says Friedman, “She’s incredible. She not only is able to get us these big iconic songs, but she also brings in these undiscovered gems from all the eras. She has impeccable taste and such a wide breadth of knowledge.”

See how Anders’ curation came to fruition with this complete list of every song in Firefly Lane.


Season 1

The first season introduces best friends Kate and Tully in several different time periods: as teenagers in the ’70s living on the titular Firefly Lane (played by Roan Curtis and Ali Skovbye), and in different decades through the mid-2000s (played by Sarah Chalke and Katherine Heigl). As adults, Kate is a devoted mother to teen Marah (Yael Yurman) and going through a divorce from coworker turned husband Johnny (Ben Lawson). Tully is the mega-famous host of talk show The Girlfriend Hour, and they remain the best of friends.


Episode 101: “Hello Yellow Brick Road”

Megan O’Neill “Time in a Bottle”
Heart “Magic Man”
Jim Ford “She Turns My Radio On”
The West Coast Pop Experimental Band “Shifting Sands”
Nikki & the Corvettes “You’re the One”
1.4.5. “She Couldn’t Say No”
Jesus Wayne “Rush”
The Weirdos “We Got the Neutron Bomb”
Soft Cell “Tainted Love”
Elton John “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road”


Episode 102: “Oh! Sweet Something”

TNS “Time’s Up”
Duran Duran “Hungry Like the Wolf”
The Velvet Underground “Oh! Sweet Nuthin’”
Future Primitive “Perfection”
Danny Wilde “Look What You Broke Again”
The Police “Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic”


Episode 103: “Dancing Queens”

Jamelia “Superstar”
Johnson, Hawkins, Tatum & Durr “You’re All I Need to Make It”
Elyse Weinberg “My My My”
Silverhead “Hello New York”
The Hollies “The Air That I Breathe”
Vicki Lynn “Slow Down”
Bill Wright “You’re the Only Thing I’ve Got Going for Me”
Milk ’N’ Cookies “Tinkertoy Tomorrow”
The Sweet “The Ballroom Blitz”
I Go Wild “The Three O’Clock”


Episode 104: “Love Is a Battlefield”

Randy Coleman “Star”
The Go-Go’s “We Got the Beat”
Karriem “I Love You”
Donna Summer “Love to Love You Baby”
Lonnie Russ “Something Old, Something New”
Eva Cassidy “Time After Time”


Episode 105: “Sweet Child O’ Mine”

Carly Simon “Coming Around Again”
Melissa “When We Get Hot”


Episode 106: “Dirty Laundry”

Badfinger “No Matter What”
Outkast “Hey Ya!”
Kleenex “Beri-Beri”
Dhaima “Reggae on Sunset”


Episode 107: “Total Eclipse of the Heart”

Dexys Midnight Runners “Come On Eileen”
Spandau Ballet “True”
Donnell Pitman “Burning Up”
Buzzcocks “Why Can’t I Touch It”
The Final Solution “Brotherman”
Rickie Lee Jones “On Saturday Afternoons in 1963” 


Episode 108: “Mawaige”

Nikka Costa “Everybody Got Their Something”
Silverhead “Sold Me Down the River”
David Wax Museum “Big Sur”
Battle & Humphrey “Your Love”
Goldberg “Slave of Love”
Night Ranger “Sister Christian”
Thelma Jones “Only Yesterday”


Episode 109: “You Say It’s Your Birthday?!”

Patsy Cline “Crazy”
Gloria Gaynor as sung by Brandon Jay McLaren “I Will Survive”
Chumbawamba as sung by Sarah Chalke “Tubthumping”
John Vanderslice “Time Travel Is Lonely”
Penny Lane “Lucky Lady Love”
Sinéad O'Connor “Silent Night”
Silvano D’Auria “Strong Beat”


Episode 110: “Auld Lang Syne”

Kate Bush “This Woman’s Work”
Sarah Simmons “Auld Lang Syne”
Paloma Faith “Never Tear Us Apart”
Amuzement Park “Love Showdown”


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Season 2

In the first half of the season, Tully tries to figure out what her career looks like after The Girlfriend Hour, and begins digging into her own background. Kate and Johnny navigate their relationship following his injury in Iraq while a rift forms between Kate and Tully thanks to a car accident. Thankfully, the women find their way back to each other when Kate is diagnosed with breast cancer.


Episode 201: “Wish You Were Here”

Captain & Tennille “Love Will Keep Us Together”
Hubert Kemmler, Ulrich Herter, Claus Zundel “Sternenhimmel”
Cyndi Lauper “True Colors”


Episode 202: “On the Road”

Jim Croce “I Got a Name” 
The Pretty Things “Summer Time”
The Doobie Brothers “Jesus Is Just Alright”
Gene Clark “The Virgin”
Blind Faith “Can’t Find My Way Home”


Episode 203: “I’m Coming Out”

Indigo Girls “Closer to Fine”
The Knack “My Sharona”
CeCe Peniston “Finally”
Terry Reid “Let’s Go Down”


Episode 204: “Papa Don’t Preach”

Willie Nelson “Funny How Time Slips Away”
Whitney Houston “I’m Every Woman”
Luscious Jackson “Here”
Elyse Weinberg “Houses”


Episode 205: “Simple Twist of Fate”

Slick Rick and Doug E. Fresh “La Di Da Di”
Gleaming Spires “Are You Ready for the Sex Girls”
Bridget St. John “Ask Me No Question”


Episode 206: “Reborn on the Fourth of July”

Kelis “Milkshake”
Heart “Magic Man”
Peggy Lee “Is That All There Is”


Episode 207: “Good Riddance/Time of Your Life”

Whitney Houston “How Will I Know”
Chaka Khan “Ain’t Nobody”


Episode 208: “All Apologies”

The Delgados “Accused of Stealing”
Feist “So Sorry”


Episode 209: “Heart Shaped Box”

Simone Dinnerstein and Tift Merritt “Dido’s Lament”
The Poppy Family “Where Evil Grows”
Sheryl Crow “The First Cut Is the Deepest”
Coldplay “The Scientist”


Episode 210: “All the World’s a Stage”

Blue Oyster Cult “(Don’t Fear) the Reaper”


Episode 211: “The Breast Is Yet to Come”

Joni Mitchell “Both Sides Now”


Episode 212: “Time After Time”

Yazoo “Only You”


Episode 213: “Can’t Fight This Feeling”

Manfred Mann “Blinded by the Light”
Fleetwood Mac “Landslide”


Episode 214: “I Can’t Go On, I’ll Go On”

Cast (Barry Manilow cover) “Mandy”
The Dixie Cups (instrumental cover) “Chapel of Love”
The Chillest (Cyndi Lauper cover) “Time After Time (wedding version)”
Salt-N-Pepa “Push It”


Episode 215: “Moondance”

Carl Carlton “She's a Bad Mama Jama (She's Built, She's Stacked)”
Sia “Chandelier”


Episode 216: “This Must Be the Place”

ABBA “Dancing Queen”
Annalisa Tornfelt (Simon & Garfunkel cover) “Homeward Bound”
Laura Marling (Jackson C. Frank cover) “Blues Run the Game”

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