This guide currently identifies 12 songs from 11.22.63 season 1, episode 1, with scene and placement details where available.
11.22.63 S01E01 soundtrack songs
- Don't You EvahSpoonScene / details
(Lisbon, Maine) Jake drives to Al's diner where he eats lunch; Jake & Al talk when Christy arrives.
- I Love It (feat. Charli XCX)Icona PopScene / details
Cory shows Jake the video clip responsible for distracting him during class then offers to send the link to him; Jake & Al arrive at the diner; (repeats) Jake uses his phone to distract Little Eddie.
- Stay (Just a Little Bit Longer)Maurice Williams, The ZodiacsScene / details
(October 21, 1960) A car passes the lot as Jake stares around at his new surroundings; (repeats) Jake turns to past, surveys everything around him before head to the tree.
- StayMaurice Williams & The ZodiacsScene / details
(1960) Jake walks away from the man with the yellow car and the lot into the world of 1960.
- Happy-Go-Lucky-MePaul EvansScene / details
After meeting Alice's younger self Jake heads out to find himself a car; (flashback) Al advises Jake on where and what car to buy that will last for some time; Jake heads out to make a bet.
- RoadrunnerBo DiddleyScene / details
Jake leaves Lisbon after tossing his phone into the lake and travels to Dallas, stopping to see the sights along the way and noticing the positive and negative difference of the time period.
- High HopesFrank SinatraScene / details
After Senator JFK's speech Jake follows after George de Mohrenschildt into a post-speech party.
- High HopesFrankie AlvertScene / details
Jake listens to the radio as he heads back to Maine but turns it off after a while.
- Meeting Sadie & Seeing JFKAlex HeffesScene / details
End credits.
- I've Had It (Digitally Remastered)Bell NotesScene / details
Scene description not yet available.
- I've Had ItThe Bell NotesScene / details
(Lisbon, Maine) First scene in Maine after Al's death, after Jake has gone through the rabbit hole. Jake is going to get a haircut, shave and clothes.
- Ost.11.22.63Scene / details
60s

