Music From Breaking Bad Start All Over Again
Los Cuates De Sinaloa - Negro y Azul
"Negro y Azul: The Ballad of Heisenberg" from the episode "Negro y Azul".
Breaking Bad''southward original score is composed by Dave Porter. The show as well draws on the work of other popular recording artists with Music Supervision by Thomas Golubić. A selection of tracks from the soundtrack were released every bit Music from the Original Series Breaking Bad in 2010 and tracks from the original score have been released in ii volumes, one in 2012 followed by a second in 2013.
Additional information well-nigh the music used in the AMC television series, "Breaking Bad," tin can exist found at the following sites:
SUPERMUSICVISION -- Thomas Golubić's website
Dave Porter -- Dave Porter's website
Season 1, Flavor 2, Season 3, Flavor 4, Flavour 5 -- AMC's website
| Flavor 1 | |
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| Episode 1: Pilot | Unknown Artist, "Unknown Runway #1" Eric Chun, "Cruisin" Stonewall Jackson, "Come on Home and Take Your Adjacent Affair With Me" Unknown Artist, "Unknown Track #2" Unknown Artist, "Unknown Rails #3" Dave Porter, "Matches in the Puddle"[1] Richard Wagner, "Ride of the Valkyries" performed by Dean Norris equally Hank Carolina Slim, "Dirty South Hustla" Rodrigo y Gabriela, "Tamacun" The In Crowd, "Mango Walk"[ii] Working for a Nuclear Costless Metropolis, "Dead Fingers Talking" FDK (feat. Tori Papa) (Marc Ferrari, Jonaty Garcia, and Josh Kessler), "A Gosar" Pudge, "Go Low" Molotov, "Apocalypshit" Mick Harvey, "Out of Time Human"[2] |
| Episode ii: Cat'south in the Bag... | Clyde McPhatter, "Yous're Movin' Me" Dave Porter, "The Cycle Lock"[iii] Trump, "Keep Ballin'" Unknown Artist, "Unknown Rail #4" Ticklah, "9 Years" Glen Phillips, "The Hole" |
| Episode three: ...and the Bag'south in the River | Dave Porter, "Gray Matter"[ane] Sasha Dobson, "Without You" Dave Porter, "The Missing Slice"[2] Dave Porter, "The Morning Later on"[two] |
| Episode 4: Cancer Human | Black Plumage, "Étienne de Silhouette" The Pack, "Fly" Dave Porter, "Walt Bandages His Leg"[2] Say Annihilation, "Baby Daughter, I'thou a Blur" Amadeus Quartet, "Quartet No. 53 in D major, The Lark, Op. 64, No. v, 2d movement, Adagio cantabile by Joseph Haydn" Dave Porter, "Y'all're All They Talk Near"[2] Darondo, "Didn't I" |
| Episode v: Grayness Matter | Bronx River Parkway, "Deixa Pra La" |
| Episode 6: Crazy Handful of Nothin' | Unknown Artist, "Unknown Track #vi" The Charlie Steinmann Orchestra and Choir (lyrics Paul Rothmann), "It is Such a Good Night" That Click Gang, "Pa La Playa" Max One, "Rompo" Bernie Leadon, "Suntan Lotion" Dave Porter, "Follicles"[3] Jonaty Garcia "Los Pistoleros" The Silver Seas "Catch Yer Own Railroad train"[ii] |
| Episode 7: A No-Rough-Stuff-Blazon Bargain | Hurricane Chris (feat. Large Poppa & HollyHood Bay Bay, "The Hand Clap" 10,000 Maniacs, "Candy Everybody Wants" The Motels, "Suddenly Final Summer" Johann Sebastian Bach, "Concerto for two Violins, Strings and Continuo in D minor, BWV 1043, 2d motility, Largo ma non tanto" performed by Bettine Clemen & Hanz Friedman Keziah Jones, "Beautiful Emilie" Gnarls Barkley, "Who'southward Gonna Save My Soul" |
| Season 2 | |
|---|---|
| Episode 1: Seven Thirty-Seven | J.J. Cale, "Any Way the Wind Blows" Richard Myhill, "Skydance (a)" Holy Fuck, "They're Going to Take My Thumbs" |
| Episode ii: Grilled | The Walkmen, "Cherry-red Moon"[2] Unknown Artist, "Unknown Runway #ane" |
| Episode iii: Fleck by a Dead Bee | Bob James, "Feel Like Makin' Beloved" The Exist Practiced Tanyas, "Waiting Around to Die" |
| Episode iv: Downwardly | Benny Mardones, "Into the Night" TwaüghtHammër, "Fallacies" (performed by Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman and Drew Waters equally Paul)[ii] The Spokes Men, "Allow Your Dearest Flow" Dave Porter, "Vent"[one] Nancy Sinatra, "Information technology's Such a Pretty Earth Today" |
| Episode 5: Breakage | Johnny Ringo, "Hook 'Em Horns" Dave Porter, "Schraderbrau" performed past Dean Norris equally Hank Big Jack Johnson (with Kim Wilson and Pinetop Perkins), "Lonesome Road" Alvin "Red" Tyler, "Peanut Vendor"[2] |
| Episode vi: Peekaboo | John Coltrane, "By the Numbers" |
| Episode seven: Negro y Azul | Los Cuates de Sinaloa, "Negro y Azul: The Ballad of Heisenberg"[two] Federal Civil Defense Assistants, "Duck and Cover" Miguel Enriquez y Sus Torrenciales, "Nariz Inquieta" |
| Episode eight: Better Phone call Saul | Sleepyhouse, "Island Bounce" Far East Motility, "Holla Hey" Unknown Artist, "Unknown Track #2" Dave Porter, "Meliorate Call Saul!" performed by Bob Odenkirk as Saul Santiago Deep, "El Ruso Bailando (Original Mix)" The Lions, "Thin Man Skank" Pat Boone, "America The Beautiful" Peter Jackson, "Star-Spangled Imprint" Calexico, "Banderilla"[2] |
| Episode ix: 4 Days Out | Bluish Mink, "Good Morning time Liberty" The Black Seeds, "I by Ane"[ii] Dave Porter, "Three Days Out"[one] |
| Episode ten: Over | Wang Chung, "Dance Hall Days" (re-record) The Marshall Tucker Ring, "Heard it in a Love Song" Robert Palmer, "Every Kinda People" Unknown Artist, "Unknown Track #1" Yellow Man, "Zungguzungguguzungguzeng" (12"Mix)[2] Chops & Lil Weavah, "My Rims" Unknown Artist, "Unknown Rails #3" Unknown Artist, "Unknown Track #3 (Reprise)" Telly On The Radio, "DLZ" |
| Episode eleven: Mandala | The Loftier Airplane Drifters, "Electricity in my Bones" Patty & Mildred J. Hill, "Happy Altogether To You lot" performed past Anna Gunn as Skyler in the manner of Marilyn Monroe The Platters, "Enchanted" Dave Porter, "Baby'due south Coming"[1] |
| Episode 12: Phoenix | Dave Porter, "Baby'due south Coming"[i] Susie Boehm, "Drastic Times Desperate Measures" Traditional, "Hush Little Baby" performed past Anna Gunn equally Skyler The Outlaws, "Greenish Grass & Loftier Tides" Dave Porter, "Jane's Demise"[1] |
| Episode xiii: ABQ | Unknown Artist, "Unknown Track #iv" |
| Flavor three | |
|---|---|
| Episode 1: No Más | Dave Porter, "The Cousins"[1] |
| Episode ii: Caballo Sin Nombre | America, "Horse With No Name" Tight Phantomz, "Blackness Seas At the Crib" Pat Boone, "America the Beautiful" Ambros Seelos, "Morning Sun" Dave Porter, "The Cousins"[one] Timber Timbre, "Magic Arrow" |
| Episode 3: I.F.T. | Traditional, "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" performed by Anna Gunn equally Skyler Unknown Artist, "Unknown Track #1" Dave Porter, "The Cousins"[i] The Amboy Dukes, "Loaded for Bear" ZZ Top, "Tush" |
| Episode 4: Greenish Lite | Pat Boone, "Battle Hymn of the Republic" U.S. Marine Band, "America the Cute" Dave Porter, "Hank in Pursuit"[1] Buddy Stuart, "In the Valley of the Sun" |
| Episode v: Más | Luke Walker and DJ Loki, "Alpaca" Teddybears, "Rocket Scientist" Norman Candler and Jeff Newmann, "Satin Lover (A)" Peder, "Timetakesthetimetimetakes" |
| Episode half dozen: Sunset | Buddy Stuart, "Sun Smooth On Me" |
| Episode seven: Ane Minute | Dave Porter, "The Cousins"[1] Dave Porter, "Hank in Pursuit"[one] Badar Ali Khan, "Black Night" |
| Episode viii: I See You | Left Lane Cruiser, "Waynedale" Prince Fatty (feat. Horseman), "Shimmy Shimmy Ya" |
| Episode 9: Kafkaesque | Chuy Flores, "Veneno" Jimmy Dunn Band, "Bossa For Laura" Howard Jones, "New Song" Rod Taylor, "Mr. Money Homo" |
| Episode ten: Fly | Traditional, "Hush, Little Babe" performed by Anna Gunn equally Skyler Cumbre Nortena, "Simplemente Amame" |
| Episode 11: Abiquiú | Son of Dave, "Shake A Bone" The American Military Ring, "America The Cute" Unknown Artist, "Unknown Track #2" Unknown Creative person, "Unknown Track #three" Grupo Fantasmo, "Sabado En El Parque" Stan Getz, "Lee" Zoraida Beato, "Tus Ojos" |
| Episode 12: One-half Measures | The Association, "Windy" The Red Garland Trio & Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis, "Softly Baby" Jazz Session Trio & Quartet, "Waltz Trio Session" Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle, "La Marseillaise" performed by Betsy Brandt as Marie |
| Episode 13: Full Mensurate | Dave Porter, "308 Negra Arroyo Lane"[3] Dave Porter, "The Long Walk Alone (Heisenberg'south Theme)"[1] Beastie Boys, "Shambala" Quartetto Cetra, "Crapa Pelada" Pat Boone, "America the Cute (Reprise)" 張帆 (Zhang Fan), "滿場飛 (Man Chang Fei)" |
| Season 4 | |
|---|---|
| Episode one: Box Cutter | Tee-Double, "Bringing It Dorsum" Dave Porter, "Eyeball in the Drawer"[3] Jamie Dunlap, Scott Nickoley, and Stephen Lang, "I Don't Mind" Unknown Creative person, "Unknown Runway #ane" Alexander, "Truth" |
| Episode two:Thirty-Eight Snub | D/R Period, "Money" |
| Episode 3: Open up House | Dave's True Story, "Spasm" Fever Ray, "If I Had a Heart" |
| Episode four: Bullet Points | Melani L. Skybell, "Days Similar This" Peter Schilling, "Major Tom (Coming Dwelling)" performed by David Costabile as Gale Boetticher El-P (feat. Trent Reznor), "Flyentology (Cassettes Won't Mind Remix)" Crown Metropolis Rockers, "Suspension" Bassnectar (feat. Mighty High Coup), "The 808 Runway" Dave Porter, "Searching for Jesse"[1] |
| Episode 5: Shotgun | Dave Porter, "Aztek"[1] Ana Tijoux , "1977" Unknown Creative person, "Unknown Rails #iii" TwaüghtHammër, "Fallacies" performed past Aaron Paul every bit Jesse Pinkman[2] Arturo Salas, "Corrido de Tiburcio Calderon" Unknown Artist, "Unknown Track #4" |
| Episode half dozen: Cornered | Conway Twitty, "(I Tin't Believe) She Gives it all to Me" Tinie Tempah (feat. Wiz Khalifa), "Till I'thou Gone" Dave Porter, "Four Corners / Waiting for the End"[i] James Hand, "Here Lies A Good Old Boy" |
| Episode 7: Problem Canis familiaris | Pretty Poisonous substance, "Grab Me (I'thou Falling)" The Pretenders, "Boots of Chinese Plastic" The Fixx, "Saved By Zero" |
| Episode eight: Hermanos | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, "Concerto for Flute and Harp in C major, Thousand. 299, Second movement, Andantino" performed past Richard Edlinger and the Capella Istroplitana Ensemble with Hana Mullerova (Harp) and Jiri Valek (Flute) Walter Wanderley, "Crickets Sing for Anamaria (Bone Grilos)" Fritz'southward Polka Band, "Grandparent's Polka [From "The Large Joe Polka Show"]" |
| Episode nine: Bug | Survivor, "Heart of the Tiger" performed past Dean Norris as Hank Thomas Dolby, "Hyperactive!" Nat Adderley, "Scrambled Eggs" Patrick Prouty, "Remembering Section 403" |
| Episode 10: Salud | Dave Porter, "Jesse in Mexico"[one] Bang Data, "Blindside Information" Thee Oh Sees, "Tidal Wave" Dave Porter, "Salud"[3] |
| Episode 11: Clamber Space | Dave Porter, "Crawl Space"[1] |
| Episode 12: End Times | Apollo Sunshine, "We Are Built-in When Nosotros Dice" Pistolera, "Nuevos Ojos" Dave Porter, "Building a Bomb"[3] Dave Porter, "Parking Garage Collision"[i] |
| Episode xiii: Face Off | Dave Porter, "Crawl Space"[1] Fritz's Polka Band, "Here is Fritz's Polka Band/The Party'due south Only Begun [From "The Big Joe Polka Show"]" Bill McGuffie, "Monaco" Erik Janson & Bevan Manson, "I Wonder" Alan Moorhouse, "Dreams of You" Apparat, "Goodbye (instrumental)" Daniel May, "Fourth Floor, Ladies Shoes" Taalbi Brothers, "Freestyle" Danger Mouse & Daniele Luppi (feat. Norah Jones), "Black" |
| Season 5 | |
|---|---|
| Episode 1: Live Costless or Die | Javaroo, "Love is Running Through Me (aka "Running Through Me")" David Castle, "Music for Your Soul (aka "Conversations")" Dave Porter, "Cleaning House"[1] |
| Episode 2: Madrigal | Whitey, "Stay On The Outside" The Coachmen, "I Can't Hibernate It" Mack Owen, "Somebody Merely Like You" |
| Episode 3: Take a chance Pay | Doghouse Lords "Gambler's Guts (aka Y'all Got The Guts?)" Sergio Caro, "Los Galvez's y los Contrera'due south" Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, "Solfeggietto No. 2 in C Modest, H 220, Wq. 117" performed by Charles Bakery as Skinny Pete The Peddlers, "On a Articulate Twenty-four hours You Can See Forever" Lyle Murphy, "Three Blind Mice (The Three Stooges Main Theme)" |
| Episode 4: Fifty-One | Easterling & Gildersleeve, "Good and Solitary" Mark Denny Preston (aka Mark D. Preston), "My Good Thing's Gone" Knife Party, "Bonfire" |
| Episode 5: Dead Freight | Dave Porter, "Dead Freight"[3] |
| Episode 6: Buyout | Dave Porter, "Detach"[1] Will Hays, "The Lily of the Valley" whistled past Bryan Cranston every bit Walter White Dave Porter, "Radiator"[iii] |
| Episode seven: Say My Proper name | Dave Porter, "The Long Walk Solitary (Heisenberg's Theme)"[ane] Alan Hawkshaw and Alan Parker, "Clear Waters (A)" Knuckles Ellington (feat. Johnny Hodge & Paul Gonzalves), "Overture" [From Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's, "The Nutcracker Suite"] (Remastered) The Monkees, "Goin' Down" Reg Tilsley, "Return To Summer" |
| Episode 8: Gliding Over All | Paul Abler, "Nighttime in the City" Paul Abler, "Articulate Skies" Alexander McCabe, "Spindrift" Nat Rex Cole & George Shearing, "Option Yourself Up" Tommy James and the Shondells, "Crystal Blue Persuasion" Squeeze, "Upwardly the Junction" |
| Episode ix: Blood Coin | Dave Porter, "White Firm Visit"[3] |
| Episode 10: Buried | Land Six Stringers, "Loving You (aka Being with You)" Floyd Cramer, "Tomorrow's Gone" Floyd Cramer, "(These Are) The Immature Years" Chancha Via Circuito, "Quimey Neuquén (Remix of José Larralde Original)" |
| Episode 11: Confessions | Rita Remington and the Smokey Valley Symphony, "Midnight Blue" Mack Self, "Everyday" Slim Rhodes, "Gonna Romp and Stomp" Liza Carbe and Jean-Pierre Durand, "La Casa de Olvera B" Liza Carbe and Jean-Pierre Durand, "Chaparrita A" Francisco Rodriguez/Marc Ferrari/Matt Hirt, "A la Orilla del Mar (Instrumental)" Chieli Minucci/Emanuel Kallins/Steve Skinner, "Living the Dream" Dave Porter, "Almost Alaska"[3] Dice Solisten der SDR Big Band, "Nice North' Easy" Dave Porter, "Gas Can Rage"[iii] |
| Episode 12: Rabid Dog | Dave Porter, "Fumes"[3] The Bambi Molesters, "Chaotica" Dave Porter, "Gas Can Rage"[3] M3m, "Hi Kitty Wonderland (Instrumental)" Dave Porter, "Circumvoluted the Foursquare"[three] |
| Episode 13: To'hajiilee | Steve Perry, "Oh Sherrie" Jay Ferguson, "Thunder Island" Thomas Dolby, "She Blinded Me With Science" M3m, "Hullo Kitty Wonderland (Instrumental) (Reprise)" James Taylor, "Smiles" Frank Josephs, "Movin' On" Dave Porter, "To'hajiilee"[three] Dave Porter, "Hank's Last Stand"[iii] |
| Episode xiv: Ozymandias | The Limeliters, "Times are Getting Hard (aka Take My True Honey by the Hand)" David Fennell, "Floating Abroad" Dave Porter, "Chained Canis familiaris"[3] B.D. Lenz, "Higher Police" Dave Porter, "We're a Family"[3] |
| Episode xv: Granite Land | April Wine, "Sign of the Gypsy Queen" Philip E. Baker, "Salvador" Vince Constantino, "Girl from Sao Paolo" Dave Porter, "The Final Hat"[3] Dave Porter, "Dimple Pinch Dandy"[3] |
| Episode sixteen: Felina | Marty Robbins, "El Paso" Unknown Artist (perchance Louis De Froment et l'Orchestre symphonique de Radio Télé Luxembourg), "Ballet Music No. ane. Allegretto (Mouvement de valse) [From the opera, "Faust"] by Charles-François Gounod" Javaroo, "Love is Running Through Me (aka Running Through Me)" Bobby Summerfield/Matt McGuire, "Midtown" Bobby Summerfield/Matt McGuire, "Siempre Affection" Marx Bros., "Lydia the Tattooed Lady [From the film, "At the Circus"]" Badfinger, "Baby Blue (U.s.a. Single Mix)" |
Notes
- ↑ i.00 1.01 ane.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 i.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.x 1.11 1.12 1.13 one.14 1.15 ane.sixteen 1.17 one.eighteen one.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 ane.23 one.24 Featured on Breaking Bad: Original Score From The Goggle box Serial.
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 two.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 ii.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 ii.thirteen 2.xiv Featured on Music from the Original Series Breaking Bad.
- ↑ 3.00 iii.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 three.09 3.10 three.eleven iii.12 3.thirteen 3.fourteen 3.15 3.16 iii.17 three.18 3.xix three.20 Featured on Breaking Bad: Original Score From The Telly Series: Volume two.
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