Saturday Night Live S48E17 Soundtrack

Apr 08, 2023
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9 entries

This catalogue lists 9 entries for Saturday Night Live, season 48, episode 17. Details are included where available.

Saturday Night Live S48E17 soundtrack songs

Catalogue entries · 9 entries

Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.

  1. Ave Verum Corpus, K. 618
    Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Owain Arwel Hughes, Goldsmith's Choral Union

    The beginning of The Last Supper cold open as the voiceover talks about Easter.

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  2. Everything's Coming Up Roses (from "Gypsy")
    Ethel Merman

    [Live Cover Performance] Molly Shannon sings this during her monologue.

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  3. Molly Game Rap
    SNL Cast

    Molly Shannon as a rapper in her video game, Molly2K23 during the Please Don't Destroy video sketch.

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  4. Chain of Fools
    Aretha Franklin

    [Cast Cover Performance] Song is the soundtrack at various points throughout the play being performed in The Daniels Theatre sketch.

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  5. Waffle House
    Jonas Brothers

    [Live Performance] Jonas Brothers perform the second single from their 6th album, The Album.

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  6. Jafar's Hour
    Alan Menken

    Jafar addresses Desantis directly during his appearance on Weekend Update.

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  7. Vagerted Theme
    SNL Cast

    [Live Performance] Molly Shannon, Ego Nwodim and Molly Kearney sing this original theme in a faux commercial for a new product, Vagerted (renamed Vajayjay at the end).

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  8. Walls
    Jonas Brothers

    [Live Performance] Jonas Brothers perform an as yet unreleased song from their forthcoming 6th album, The Album.

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  9. Ave Verum Corpus, K. 618
    Goldsmith's Choral Union, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Owain Arwel Hughes

    The beginning of The Last Supper cold open as the voiceover talks about Easter.

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Saturday Night Live S48E17 Soundtrack: Songs & Music