Two interesting soundtrack albums from the sixties written and performed by John B. Sebastian and the Lovin’ Spoonful, a band with their roots in the folk music scene of Greenwich Village in lower Manhattan. In What's Up Tiger Lily?, Woody Allen's debut film, the musicianship is well represented by instrumentals such as "Gray Prison Blues" and "Pow Revisited." Shortly thereafter, John B. Sebastian composed the music for Francis Ford Coppola's second film, the Oscar nominated comedy You're A Big Boy Now, and the Lovin' Spoonful also played the music for this soundtrack, which included yet another hit, "Darling Be Home Soon".

• 1. Introduction To Flick (Woody Allen Dialogue)
• 2. Pow (Theme From "What's Up, Tiger Lily?")
• 3. Gray Prison Blues
• 4. Pow Revisited
• 5. Unconscious Minuet
• 6. Fishin' Blues
• 7. Respoken
• 8. A Cool Million
• 9. Speakin' of Spoken
• 10. Lookin' To Spy
• 11. Phil's Love Theme
• 12. End Title
• 13. You're a Big Boy Now
• 14. Lonely (Amy's Theme)
• 15. Wash Her Away (From the Discotheque)
• 16. Kite Chase
• 17. Try and Be Happy
• 18. Peep Show Percussion
• 19. Girl, Beautiful Girl (Barbara's Theme)
• 20. Darling Be Home Soon
• 21. Dixieland Big Boy
• 22. Letter To Barbara
• 23. Barbara's Theme (From the Discotheque)
• 24. Miss Thing's Thang
• 25. March (Instrumental)
• 26. The Finale