The Big Lebowski Soundtrack [1998] All Songs and Music

List of Songs

Tumbling Tumbleweeds Sons of the Pioneers

0:01 A tumbleweed is followed by the camera as the movie opens. The Dude and Las Angeles are the subjects of the narrator's story. Play again on the Jukebox at 0:59 when The Dude's wise Stranger appears.

The Man In Me Bob Dylan

0:05 There is a title. the bowling alley, where. bowling shots from various people.

Mucha Muchacha Esquivel

0:14 Bunny is found by the pool painting her toes in "The Dude."

I Hate You The Monks

0:16 playing during a league game at the bowling alley. Walter instructs Smoky to mark the line zero and pulls out his gun as he crosses it.

Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles Captain Beefheart

0:19 While listening to messages on his answering machine, the Dude mixes a drink and performs Tai Chi on the rug.

Requiem in D Minor Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

0:21 Arriving at The Rich Lebowski's home is the "Dude" Leonowski. By the fire, he is waiting. He tells the "Dude" Bunny was taken hostage.

Hotel California The Gipsy Kings

0:24 In his purple suit, Jesus bowls. First, he licks the bowling ball.

Gluck Das Mir Verblieb From The Opera Die Tote Stadt Ilona Steingruber, Anton Dermota and The Austrian State Radio Orchestra

0:31 The Dude receives instructions from Brandt regarding the drop-off.

Run Through The Jungle Creedence Clearwater Revival

0:33 The drop-off is made by The Dude and Walter. In the car, this song is playing. Walter exits the vehicle quickly.

Behave Yourself Booker T. & The M.G.'s

0:37 After the clumsy hand-off, the Dude and Walter bowled. The guy's phone is ringing.

Walking Song Meredith Monk

0:42 The Dude enters Maude's studio, where she is working on a painting that is being pulled down the hallway by ropes.

Traffic Boom Piero Piccioni

0:45 The Dude is the theme song from the pornographic Maude.

Standing On The Corner Dean Martin

0:48 limo ride from Maude's to the dude.

Tammy Debbie Reynolds

0:52 Debbie Reynolds' song "Tammy" can be heard in the background of the Dude and Walter's profanity-laced conversation about kidnapping and toes severed during the "family restaurant."

We Venerate Thy Cross The Rustavi Choir

1:01 Knox Harrington is met by the Dude while he is at Maude's.

My Mood Swings Elvis Costello

1:04 While being examined by Maude's doctor, the Dude is listening to this song on headphones.

Looking Out My Back Door Creedence Clearwater Revival

1:05 After he returns from the doctor's office, the dude is playing in his car.

Pictures At An Exhibition Modest Mussorgsky

1:06 The neighbor of the guy practices his dance cycle.

Lujon Henry Mancini

1:13 The man and Jacky Treehorn are conversing. Jacky answers the phone.

Oye Como Va Santana

1:13 After Walter wrecks the stranger's car, they drive home eating fast food burgers.

Ataypura Yma Sumac

1:14 At Jackie Treehorn's home, a topless woman is being vomited.

Piacere Sequence Teo Usuelli

1:18 The Dude mixes a second caucasian and collapses as Jacky Treehorn enters the room to speak with him.

Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In) Kenny Rogers and The First Edition

1:20 After being drugged by Jacky Treehorn, the Dude has a bizarre dream about bowling and Maude.

Peaceful Easy Feeling Eagles

1:22 When the guy claims to despise the Eagles, I'm playing in the Taxi cab. He is ejected by the driver.

Viva Las Vegas Richard Johnson

1:23 In her car, Bunny is humming this song.

I Got It Bad and That Ain't Good Nina Simone

1:24 The Dude and Maude share a bed. While The Dude prepares a drink for himself, they discuss Maude's father.

Stamping Ground Moondog with Orchestra

1:34 Driving and figuring out the entire plan were the Dude and Walter.

Wie Glauben Carter Burwell

1:40 Outside the bowling alley, The Dude, Donnie, and Walter are confronted by the nillhists, whose car is burning in the distance.

Dead Flowers Townes van Zandt

1:44 after which the ashes of Donnies are scattered. the bowling alley's shots. The song is included in the credits as the cowboy narrates.

Viva Las Vegas Shawn Colvin

1:53 After Dead Flowers, closing credits.

Branded Theme Song Alan Alch and Dominic Frontiere

Add time Only Walter and The Dude sing this song at various points in the film.