This catalogue lists 29 entries for Treme, season 1, episode 2. Details are included where available.
Treme S01E02 soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 29 entries
Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.
- Walking With The SpiritCoco Robicheaux
WWOZ
- Meet The Boys On the BattlefrontAnders Osborne
Janette Desautel's house; Toni Bernette's office
- Careless LoveLucia Micarelli & Michiel Huisman
Royal Street
- When The Saints Go Marching InLucia Micarelli & Michiel Huisman
Royal Street
- When the Saints Go Marching InDr. John
WWOZ
- Brandenburg Concerto No. 5: AllegroCologne Chamber Orchestra
Davis' parents antique atore
- Waltz for PudTony Green
The Spotted Cat
- I Hope Your Comin' Back to New OrleansThe New Orleans Jazz Vipers
The Spotted Cat
- Long Hard Journey HomeThe Radiators
Old Point Bar
- Ya YaLee Dorsey
Antoine Batiste's home
- Tears, Tears & More TearsAllen Toussaint/Elvis Costello/Crescent City Horns
Piety Street recording studio
- Delores' BoyfriendAllen Toussaint
Piety Street Recording Studio
- Up For The Down StrokeJT Ka-Nection Band
Bourbon Street strip joint
- Blackbird SpecialGalactic
dba Nightclub
- Little Old Money MakerThe Meters
Bullet's
- Treme Mardi GrasKermit Ruffins & Baby J
Bullet's
- Go GoGalactic
outside dba Nightclub
- Moore Women ShuffleJoe Krown
Desautel's restaurant
- St. Louis BluesThe Boswell Sisters
Creighton Bernette's home
- Sahllow WaterClarke Peters & Otto Dejean
Poker's Tavern
- New OrleansWilly DeVille
end titles
- Bump Bump Bump (As Heard In Treme)St. John
- JambalayaLucia Micarelli & Jamie Waterston
Royal Street
- Brandenburg Concerto No. 5: AllegroCologne Chamber Orchestra, Helmut Müller-Brühl
Davis' parents antique atore
- Accentuate the PositiveJohn Boutte
The Spotted Cat
- Hide the Reefer (feat. The Barbecue Swingers)Kermit Ruffins
Bullet's
- The Things That I Used to DoGuitar Slim
Desautel's restaurant
- You've Got to Be Crazy to Live In This TownAlex McMurray
end titles
- No City Like New OrleansEarl King