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The Daisy Jones & the Six Soundtrack Is Packed With Vintage Gems and More Original Songs

We’re tracking all the songs in each episode, by the titular band and other artists.

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There are also other original songs written for the show and performed by the actors in their roles that don’t appear on Aurora ; so for anyone hoping for early Dunne Brothers deep cuts, you’re in luck. Those tracks are also the brainchild of Daisy Jones ’ chief songwriter and producer Blake Mills, who has worked with artists including Fiona Apple, Alabama Shakes, Phoebe Bridgers, The Rolling Stones, and many more. Plus, there are even a few covers sprinkled throughout the series, with the Dunnes and Simone Jackson putting their own spin on tunes from the era.

“Very early on, we said that we wanted to showcase ’70s music, so we have our band and all their original songs, but then everywhere around them, the music of the time is just unbelievable, right?” Scott Neustadter, Daisy Jones co-showrunner and executive producer, tells ELLE.com.

“Stevie Wonder is doing this thing, and then you have Marvin Gaye is doing this thing and Curtis Mayfield is doing this thing, and then you have this unbelievable punk rock is coming and disco is happening and it’s just an explosion of music.”

Surprisingly, even though the story is heavily influenced by Fleetwood Mac , the band’s music doesn’t appear in the series—until episode 9.

“The one thing that we all agreed on was that Fleetwood Mac does not exist in our world. There’s no Fleetwood,” Neustadter says with a laugh. “We can’t do it. It’s too close and you’d get taken out of it and we shouldn’t do it.” But when their editor opened episode 9 with “Gold Dust Woman,” “it had such power, it was so amazing,” Neustadter recalls. They still tried to convince themselves not to use the song, but “ultimately we were like, ‘It’s just perfect.’”

It’s unclear how the members of Fleetwood Mac feel about Daisy Jones & The Six , but at least they did approve the usage of their song in the series. “And now I’m very curious if anyone in Fleetwood Mac ever watches our show, what they think about it,” Neustadter says. Same here.

And if you were curious about the show’s main title theme song, that’s “Dancing Barefoot” by Patti Smith.

If, during your Daisy Jones binge , you find yourself thinking, “Who’s that song by again?”—check out the list below.

“I Sit and Cry” by Violet Hall

“Incense and Peppermints” by Strawberry Alarm Clock

“Goin’ Back” by The Byrds

“House of the Rising Sun” by The Animals, covered by The Dunne Brothers

“3/5 of a Mile in 10 Seconds” by Jefferson Airplane

“Suzy Q” by Creedence Clearwater Revival, covered by The Dunne Brothers

“Jazel Jane” by Blue Ash

“Bang a Gong (Get It On)” by T. Rex

“Last Time Round” by John Vella

“Have Love, Will Travel” by The Sonics, covered by The Dunne Brothers

“Want You To Stay” by Richard Lloyd

“Different Drum” by The Stone Poneys

“Revolution” by Kubla Khan

“Goin’ Back” by Carole King

“Over/Under” by The Winters (written by Blake Mills and Chris Weisman)

“Stumbled on Sublime” by Wyatt Stone (written by Blake Mills and Chris Weisman)

“By Myself” by Daisy Jones (written by Blake Mills and Chris Weisman)

“I Feel the Earth Move” by Carole King

“Trouble No More” by The Allman Brothers Band

“Closer to Home (I’m Your Captain)” by Grand Funk Railroad

“Look Me in the Eye” by The Dunne Brothers (written by Blake Mills, Jason Boesel, and Taylor Goldsmith)

“Flip the Switch” by The Dunne Brothers (written by Blake Mills and Jason Boesel)

“A Song for You” by Donny Hathaway, covered by Simone Jackson

“Silver Nail” by The Six (written by Blake Mills, Jackson Browne, Cass McCombs, and Matt Sweeney)

“Nobody Needs” by Daisy Jones (written by Blake Mills and Chris Weisman)

“Playing with Fire” by Jay Ramsey

“Second Time for Me” by Pugsley Munion

“Son of a Preacher Man” by Dusty Springfield

“Life is a Beautiful Thing” by Tension

“I Saw the Light” by Todd Rundgren

“Mama Told Me To Watch Out” by Freddi/Henchi and the Soul Setters

“Let’s Dance” by Family Plann

“Naturally” by HP Riot

“Will It Go Round in Circles” by Billy Preston

“One Happy Christmas” by Tammy Wynette

“Look at Us Now (Honeycomb)” by The Six featuring Daisy Jones

“Look Me In The Eye” by The Dunne Brothers (written by Blake Mills, Jason Boesel, and Taylor Goldsmith)

“Type of Guy” by Daisy Jones (written by Blake Mills and Phoebe Bridgers)

“Up To You” by Simone Jackson (written by Blake Mills)

“Satellite of Love” by Lou Reed

“Sweet Emotion” by Aerosmith

“With A Song” by Tacoma

“We’ve Got It All” by Faustus

“Under Pressure” by Freddi Henchi and the Soulsetters

“Sun of California” by APM Music

“Stumbled On Sublime” by Wyatt Stone (written by Blake Mills and Chris Weisman)

“Love Is A Drug” by Roxy Music

“Could It Be Magic” by Barry Manilow

“Baby” by Starchild

“Iko Iko” by The Dixie Cups

“My Room” by The Beach Boys

“Too Late To Turn Back Now” by Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose

“How’s He Gonna Find Me” by The Jades

“I Write the Songs” by Barry Manilow

“Let Me Down Easy” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“After Eight” by Neu

“Kill You to Try” by Daisy Jones & The Six (written by Blake Mills, Barbara Gruska, and Ethan Gruska)

“Flip The Switch” by The Dunne Brothers (written by Blake Mills and Jason Boesel)

“Barbed Wire Blues” by Johnny Schell

“Come On Come Over” by Jaco Pastorius

“Solid Funk” by The Funky Boys

“River” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Don’t Stop It Now” by Hot Chocolate

“Too Many Doors” by Liscris Soul

“Regret Me” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Aurora” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Crazy On You” by Heart

“Up to You” by Simone Jackson (written by Blake Mills)

“ More Fun To Miss” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Carry On” by Jean Knight

“Honey Bee” by Gloria Gaynor

“Ya Love Ain’t Enough” by Simone Jackson (written by Blake Mills and David Longstreth)

“Last Night Together” by Simone Jackson (written by Blake Mills and David Longstreth)

“ Why Don't You Do It” by Brian Wade & Oswin Flaquero

“ ChouChou” by Les Terribles

“ Babalu” by Xavier Cugat

“Città Vuota (It's A Lonely Town)” by Mina

“ Mirza” by Nino Ferrer

“ Una Striscia Di Mare” by Fred Bongusto

“ Va Danser” by Edith Piaf

“Simply Sunday” by The Sect

“C'est Tout” by Suzy Delair

“La Luna” by Nikos Oikonomidis

“ Maintenant je suis un voyou” by Bruno Leys

“ Regret Me” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“More Fun to Miss” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Look At Us Now (Honeycomb)” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Ballroom Blitz” by Sweet

“ Kill You To Try” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“The River” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Getting It On” by Affection Collection

“More Than a Feeling” by Boston

“Stand Up and Meet Your Brother” by Possum River

“The Bump” by Floyd Smith

“Two Against Three” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Give Up The Funk” by Parliament

“Hollywood Swinging” by Kool & The Gang

“Honey Suckle Song” by Ray Stinnett

“Gasoline Road” by Randall Breneman & Lincoln Grounds

“Mr. Sunshine” by Casino

“Life's What You Make It” by Baby

“In the City” by The Jam

“Let Your Love Flow” by The Bellemy Brothers

“Gold Dust Woman” by Fleetwood Mac

“You Were Gone” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Kill You To Try” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Call Me Brother” by Kubla Khan

“Hold The Line” by TOTO

“Barracuda” by John Cale

“Shining Star” by Earth, Wind & Fire

“Keep Shining” by Roz Ryan

“See No Evil” by Television

“It Was Always You” by Daisy Jones (written by Blake Mills and Z Berg)

“More Fun To Miss” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“No Words” by Daisy Jones & The Six

“Got To Make It Work” by Jade

“This Perfect Day” by The Saints

“Dum De Dum” by Sleaze

“Come On And Get It” by The Steppers

“Shine A Light” by The Rolling Stones

“Look Me In The Eye” by The Six (written by Blake Mills, Jason Boesel, and Taylor Goldsmith)

This story will be updated.

Erica Gonzales is the Senior Culture Editor at ELLE.com, where she oversees coverage on TV, movies, music, books, and more. She was previously an editor at HarpersBAZAAR.com. There is a 75 percent chance she's listening to Lorde right now. 

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Daisy Jones & The Six Soundtrack [ 2023 ]

Episode 1 • track 1: come and get it.

Dancing Barefoot

Patti Smith Group

The song can be heard on the opening credits.

All Alone (I Sit and Cry)

Violet Hall

Daisy's mother enters the room to stop Daisy from singing.

Incense And Peppermints

Strawberry Alarm Clock

Daisy checks herself in the mirror at home before approaching a club to beg for a cigarette.

Goin' Back

Daisy goes in the club's back entrance. Peaches is consoled by Billy after he gets home after breaking up with his girlfriend.

House Of The Rising Sun

Billy enjoys the music being played in the garage by his younger brother.

3/5 of a Mile in 10 Seconds

Jefferson Airplane

Daisy talks about her love of music as a concert montage with her appears.

At the party, the song is being played.

The Dunne Brothers

At a party, The Dunne Brothers play live music.

Bang A Gong (Get It On)

Daisy begins using drugs and socializing with several guys.

Have Love Will Travel

The band performing in a montage as Camila records them.

Different Drum

Stone Poneys

While taking a shower, Daisy sings this song.

Stumbled on Sublime

This song is performed in a hotel room by Daisy's boyfriend.

Carole King

This song is played by Daisy at Simone's apartment.

The Winters

Backstage, Graham has a little chat with Karen.

Wyatt Stone

Daisy is enraged when she hears her music being played on the radio because her boyfriend claimed sole ownership of it.

Daisy Jones

On the piano, Daisy performs this song.

I Feel the Earth Move

When the band reaches Los Angeles, Daisy is pleased with her performance. This song is also played during the closing credits.

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‘Daisy Jones & The Six’ Soundtrack: All the Songs by Episode

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There’s only one more sleep until we get to see how the Daisy Jones & the Six saga concludes, when the final two episodes premiere on Friday, March 24 on Prime Video . If you’ve had the fictional band’s soundtrack on repeat for the last few weeks, but are looking to dive into more of the classic ’70s tunes sprinkled throughout the series, we have you covered!

Based on the book of the same name by Taylor Jenkins Reid, Daisy Jones & the Six stars Riley Keough as the titular character — who joins a rock band led by Billy Dunne ( Sam Claflin ) in the late 1970s. Loosely inspired by Fleetwood Mac, the 10-episode series follows the band’s rise to fame and their eventual split.

Obviously, a show based on music is bound to have a pretty rockin’ playlist. If you can’t get enough of the series’ musical catalog, which features icons from Elton John to Carole King , then look no further.

Here’s every song played in each episode of Daisy Jones & the Six :

Episode 1: “Come and Get It”

Patti Smith,  “Dancing Barefoot”

Badfinger,  “Come and Get It”

T. Rex,  “Bang A Gong (Get It On)”

The Animals,  “House of the Rising Sun”

CCR,  “Suzy Q”

The Sonics,  “Have Love Will Travel”

Stone Poneys,  “Different Drum”

Carole King,  “Goin’ Back”

Carole King,  “I Feel the Earth Move”

Episode 2: “I’ll Take You There”

The Staple Singers,  “I’ll Take You There”

Grand Funk Railroad,  “I’m Your Captain”

Dusty Springfield,  “Son of a Preacher Man”

Carly Simon & James Taylor,  “You Can Close Your Eyes”

Pugsley Munion,  “Second Time for Me”

Episode 3: “Someone Saved My Life Tonight”

Elton John,  “Someone Saved My Life Tonight”

Billy Preston,  “Will It Go Round in Circles”

Ricky Nelson,  “Honeycomb”

Daisy Jones & The Six,  “Look At Us Now (Honeycomb)”

Episode 4: “I Saw The Light”

Faces,  “Ooh La La”

Eric Burdon & War,  “Low Rider”

Aerosmith,  “Sweet Emotion”

The Eagles,  “One of These Nights”

KC & The Sunshine Band,  “Get Down Tonight”

Episode 5: “Fire”

Roxy Music,  “Love is the Drug”

Barry Manilow,  “I Write the Songs”

Barry Manilow,  “Could It Be Magic”

Baby,  “Starchild”

Dixie Cups,  “Iko Iko”

Beach Boys,  “In My Room”  

Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose,  “Too Late to Turn Back Now”

Neu!,  “After Eight”

Episode 6: “Whatever Gets You Thru The Night”

Jaco Pastorius,  “Come On, Come Over”  

Daisy Jones & The Six,  “The River”

Hot Chocolate,  “Don’t Stop It Now”

Daisy Jones & The Six,  “More Fun to Miss” 

Daisy Jones & The Six,  “Aurora”

Daisy Jones & The Six,  “Regret Me”

Heart,  “Crazy On You”

Episode 7: “She’s Gone”

The Trammps,  “Disco Inferno”  

Les Terribles,  “Chouchou”

Mina,  “Citta Vuota”

Nino Ferrer,  “Mirza”

Episode 8: “Looks Like We Made It”

Sweet,  “Ballroom Blitz”

Boston,  “More Than a Feeling”

Daisy Jones & The Six,  “Kill You to Try”

Floyd Smith,  “The Bump”

Daisy Jones & The Six,  “Two Against Three”

The Jam,  “In the City”

Kool & The Gang,  “Hollywood Swinging”

Baby,  “Life’s What You Make It”

The Bellamy Brothers,  “Let Your Love Flow”

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Prime Video’s Daisy Jones & The Six has landed – and it's got fans rocking and rolling with its epic soundtrack.

Based on Taylor Jenkins Reid’s novel of the same name, the series covers the rise and fall of the titular, fictional band.

The show released a full album, Aurora, to accompany the series which was recorded by the cast , which includes Riley Keough as Daisy Jones, Sam Claflin as Billy Dunne and Suki Waterhouse as Karen Sirko.

On the announcement of Aurora, Reid said in a statement: "We finally have Aurora . A stunning, nostalgic, timeless album that captures the drama, pathos, and yearning of the band’s zenith and nadir all in one.

"A snapshot of time, intoxicating and dangerous. That delicious moment that you know can’t last… Daisy Jones & The Six are real. And they are better than my wildest dreams."

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As well as its fictional music (from the titular band), the series treats viewers to plenty of real-world music too, from The Byrds to Carole King.

Read on for everything you need to know about the soundtrack and featured songs in Daisy Jones & The Six .

Daisy Jones & The Six official soundtrack

Fans are now able to listen to Daisy Jones & The Six as if they are a real-life band with an accompanying album ready for fans to stream now. The series chronicles the highs and lows of the band, as they went from obscurity to sky-rocketing fame in a flash after the release of their defining album, Aurora.

In the series, Aurora is the first (and only) album that The Six worked on after Daisy Jones joins the band and it's a standout success, leading to stadium tours and a new way of life for them all. Aurora has now been landed as a day-early release and features lead singles 'Regret Me' and 'Look At Us Now (Honeycomb)'.

The full tracklist for Aurora is as follows:

• Let Me Down Easy
• Kill You to Try
• Two Against Three
• Look at Us Now (Honeycomb)
• You Were Gone
• More Fun to Miss

Aurora features contributions from Phoebe Bridgers, Jackson Browne, Marcus Mumford and more. The lead producer and songwriter for the album was Blake Mills, who has previously worked with Fiona Apple, Sky Ferreira, Laura Marling and many others.

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Discussing the production of Aurora, Mills said: “Creating the library of music for Daisy Jones & The Six was an experience I’ll never forget. I am grateful that, among other things, it afforded me an opportunity to collaborate with so many of my peers, and also some of my heroes.”

Scott Neustadter, co-writer and executive producer, also shared in a statement: "Aurora represents the pinnacle of a short-lived recording career. It also serves as proof – for both the fictional band and the real one who dreamed this up together – that pouring your heart and soul into something you believe in can have a profound effect on the rest of your life."

Daisy Jones & The Six soundtrack: every song in the Prime Video series

The following songs feature in the series and are listed in the order they can be heard in.

Episode 1 – Come and Get It

• Going’ Back - The Byrds
• 3/5 Of A Mile in 10 Seconds - Jefferson Airplane
• Bang a Gong (Get it on) - T Rex
• Have Love, Will Travel - The Sonics
• Different Drum - The Stone Poneys
• Goin’ Back - Carole King
• I Feel The Earth Move - Carole King

Episode 2 – I’ll Take You There

• Trouble No More - The Allman Brothers Band
• Son of a Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield
• Ertha - Why Not Me

Episode 3 – Someone Saved My Life Tonight

• Will It Go Round in Circles - Billy Preston
• One Happy Christmas - Tammy Wynette

Episode 4 – I Saw The Light

• Look At Us Now (Honeycomb) - Daisy Jones & The Six
• Satellite of Love - Lou Reed
• Sweet Emotion - Aerosmith
• Ooh La La - Rod Stewart

Episode 5 – Fire

• Love Is The Drug - Roxy Music
• Iko Iko - The Dixie cups
• In My Room - The Beach Boys
• Too Late To Turn Back Now - Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
• I Write The Songs - Barry Manilow
• Let Me Down Easy - Daisy Jones & The Six
• After Eight - NEU!

Episode 6 – Whatever Gets You Thru The Night

• Come On, Come Over - Jaco Pastorius
• The Animals Speak - Aganaze Jones
• The River - Daisy Jones & The Six
• Don’t Stop It Now - Hot Chocolate
• Aurora - Daisy Jones & The Six
• Crazy On You - Heart
• Quicksand - Pates

Episode 7 – She’s Gone

• Carry On - Jean Knight
• Honey Bee - Gloria Gaynor
• Chouchou - Les Terribles
• Città vuota - Mina
• Mirza - Nino Ferrer
• Regret Me - Daisy Jones & The Six

Episode 8 – Looks Like We Made It

• Ballroom Blitz - Sweet
• More Than A Feeling - Boston
• Hollywood Swinging - Kool & The Gang
• In The City - The Jam
• Let Your Love Flow - The Bellamy Brothers

What is the Daisy Jones & The Six theme song?

Most interestingly, the series doesn't include a Daisy Jones & The Six original song for the title sequence. Instead, Patti Smith's Dancing Barefoot is a nod to the iconic songs that punctuated the '70s and is played at the start of every episode.

Listen to the song below.

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All The Songs In Daisy Jones & The Six (So Far)

Patti Smith's moody 1979 song “Dancing Barefoot” opens each episode.

Taylor Jenkins Reid’s Daisy Jones & The Six has finally made the leap from page to screen, and with it comes the actualization of the titular band’s most impactful album: Aurora. (It’s basically their Rumours .) Reid actually included lyrics for the fictional band’s song in her 2019 novel — but as she told Rolling Stone, she’s “not a musician,” per se.

“I hear something in my head, but it’s not anything that anyone could make into a song,” she continued. “So the idea that people are going to create this album is incredibly exciting to me.”

Those people, it turns out, include a handful of popular, real-world musicians. According to the outlet, writer and producer Blake Mills assembled the likes of Phoebe Bridgers, Madison Cunningham, Marcus Mumford, Jackson Browne, and others to bring Aurora to life.

Of course, not all of the songs in Daisy Jones & The Six are penned and performed by the titular band — though those are obviously the highlight. The show also features covers and non-diegetic tunes from the time period to set the rock-and-roll backdrop against which Daisy, Billy, and their bandmates live their lives.

Here’s a full list of every song featured on the show so far.

The Daisy Jones & The Six Theme Song

First, there’s one song that appears in every episode: “Dancing Barefoot” by Patti Smith. The lyrics liken love and addiction and include some very Daisy Jones-esque imagery (“I’m dancing barefoot / Heading for a spin / Some strange music draws me in”), so it’s not too surprising that the tune serves as the show’s theme song.

All The Daisy Jones & The Six Songs So Far

Episode 1, “Come and Get It”

• “All Alone I Sit and Cry” by Violet Hall
• “Incense & Peppermints” by Strawberry Alarm Clock
• “Goin’ Back” by The Byrds
• “House of the Rising Sun” by The Animals
• “3/5 of a Mile in 10 Seconds” by Jefferson Airplane
• “Susie Q” by Dale Hawkins
• “Bang a Gong (Get It On)” by T. Rex
• “Have Love Will Travel” by The Sonics
• “Different Drum” by Greenbriar Boys
• “Stumbled on Sublime” by Wyatt Stone
• “Goin’ Back” by Carole King
• “By Myself” by Daisy Jones
• “I Feel the Earth Move” by Carole King

Episode 2, “I’ll Take You There”

• “Trouble No More” by The Allman Brothers
• “I’m Your Captain (Closer to Home)” by Grand Funk Railroad
• “Look Me in the Eye” by The Six
• “Flip the Switch” by The Six
• “A Song for You” by Leon Russell
• “Two Against Three” by Daisy Jones
• “Silver Nail” by Billy Dunne
• “Son of a Preacher Man” by Dusty Springfield
• “I Saw the Light” by Todd Rundgren
• “Nobody Needs” by Daisy Jones

Episode 3, “Someone Saved My Life Tonight”

• “Mama Told Me to Watch Out” by Freddi/Henchi and The Soulsetters
• “Let’s Dance” by Family Plann
• “Naturally” by H.P. Riot
• “Will It Go Round in Circles” by Billy Preston
• “Up to You” by Simone Jackson
• “The River” by Daisy Jones & The Six
• “One Happy Christmas” by Tammy Wynette
• “Look At Us Now (Honeycomb)” by Daisy Jones & The Six