Simpsons Discography
The Simpsons and their neighbours have always had a passion for singing -
rarely a day goes by without someone in Springfield breaking out into a musical number.
Not one to miss out on a merchandising opportunity, Fox has released numerous CDs with
Simpsons songs. Some feature music from the show, while others contain original songs.
The Simpsons Sing the Blues
Released in 1990, early in the show's run, The Simpsons Sing the Blues is an album
of original songs sung by The Simpsons. It also spawned two hit singles, Do the Bartman
and Deep, Deep Trouble, the former reaching number one in the UK Singles Chart.
- Do the Bartman
(Bart Simpson)
- School Day
(Bart Simpson featuring Buster Poindexter and Joe Walsh)
- Born Under a Bad Sign
(Homer Simpson featuring B.B. King and Tower of Power)
- Moanin' Lisa Blues
(Lisa Simpson featuring Joe Walsh, John Sebastian and Tower of Power)
- Deep, Deep Trouble
(Bart Simpson featuring DJ Jazzy Jeff)
- God Bless the Child
(Lisa Simpson and Bleeding Gums Murphy)
- I Love to See You Smile
(Homer and Marge Simpson featuring Dr. John)
- Springfield Soul Stew
(Marge Simpson)
- Look at All Those Idiots
(Mr. Burns and Smithers)
- Sibling Rivalry
(Bart and Lisa Simpson)
Songs in the Key of Springfield
Songs in the Key of Springfield was released in March 1997 and features a huge array
of musical numbers from The Simpsons' first seven Seasons. Many of the tracks include short
dialogue from the episodes; in addition, a couple of the tracks are solely "spoken
word". Several alternate versions of end credits are also present.
The Yellow Album
The Yellow Album is the second Simpsons album of original songs. It was released in
November 1998 but had been postponed from 1993. The album was due to include a song written by
Prince, My Name is Bart, but in the end he didn't want it on the album.
- Love?
(Bart Simpson)
- Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves
(Lisa Simpson featuring Ann and Nancy Wilson)
- Funny How Time Slips Away
(Homer Simpson featuring Linda Ronstadt)
- Twenty-Four Hours a Day
(Apu Nahasapeemapetilon)
- Ten Commandments of Bart
(Bart Simpson)
- I Just Can't Help Myself
(Bart, Lisa and Homer Simpson)
- She's Comin' Out Swingin'
(Lisa Simpson featuring P-Funk All-Stars)
- Anyone Else
(Bart and Lisa Simpson)
- Every Summer With You
(Homer and Marge Simpson)
- Hail to Thee, Kamp Krusty
(Children's Choir, Bart and Lisa Simpson, Otto Mann, Martin Prince)
Go Simpsonic With The Simpsons
Released in October 1999, this follow-up to Songs in the Key of Springfield contains
yet more music from the show. Included are new songs from Seasons eight and nine, as well as
some classics that were omitted from SITKOS. There are also three bonus tracks (50-52)
which were shortened or cut from the show.
The Simpsons Movie soundtrack
As with most films, an official soundtrack was released alongside
The Simpsons Movie in July 2007. Unfortunately,
the film itself had no musical numbers, so most of this album is instrumental. Apart from the
choral "The Simpsons" in the opening theme, Spider Pig is the only song with
words. This track was released as a single and peaked at #24 in the UK Singles Chart. Green
Day's version of The Simpsons Theme, not present on this album, was also released as a single
and reached #19.
- Simpsons Theme (Orchestral Version)
- Trapped Like Carrots
- Doomsday Is Family Time
- Release The Hounds
- Clap For Alaska
- What's An Epiphany?
- Thank You Boob Lady
- You Doomed Us All...Again
- ...Lead, Not To Read
- Why Does Everything I Whip Leave Me
- Bart's Doodle
- World's Fattest Fertilizer Salesman
- His Big Fat Butt Could Shield Us All
- Spider Pig
- Recklessly Impulsive
The Simpsons: Testify
September 2007 saw the release of the third album to feature songs from the show.
Testify - or to give it it's full title, The Simpsons: Testify: A Whole Lot More
Original Music From The Television Series - also features four unaired tracks (38-41).
- The Simpsons Main Title Theme
(standard version, from Season 2 onwards)
- Testify
(Faith Off)
- The Very Reason That I Live
(The Great Louse Detective)
- He's the Man
(Alone Again, Natura-Diddly)
- Stretch Dude and Clobber Girl
(Treehouse of Horror X)
- End Credits Theme (Los Lobos Version)
(Thank God It's Doomsday)
- Ode to Branson
(The Old Man and the Key)
- Sold Separately
(Homer vs. Dignity)
- Island of Sirens
(Tales from the Public Domain)
- They'll Never Stop the Simpsons
(Gump Roast)
- You're a Bunch of Stuff
(Large Marge)
- What Do I Think of the Pie?
(Special Edna)
- Baby Stink Breath
(Barting Over)
- Tastes Like Liberty
(I'm Spelling As Fast As I Can)
- Jellyfish
(A Star Is Born Again)
- Homer & Marge (Love Goes On)
(Three Gays of the Condo)
- Everybody Hates Ned Flanders
(Dude, Where's My Ranch?)
- I Love To Walk
(Brake My Wife, Please)
- Marjorie
(Brake My Wife, Please)
- The President Wore Pearls medley
Vote For a Winner; I Am Their Queen; Skinner's Evil Plan; A Tango Takes Two; Smart Girl Six Three; End Credits
(The President Wore Pearls)
- Glove Slap
(E-I-E-I-(Annoyed Grunt))
- O Pruny Night
('Tis the Fifteenth Season)
- America (I Love This Country)
(Simple Simpson)
- America Rules
(Bart-Mangled Banner)
- Welcome to Moe's
(Mommie Beerest)
- We Are the Jockeys
(Saddlesore Galactica)
- Song of Shelbyville
(The Seven-Beer Snitch)
- A Star Is Torn medley
I'm Talkin' Springfield; My Kitty Died; Always My Dad; A Privileged Boy
(A Star Is Torn)
- Who Wants A Haircut?
(Thank God It's Doomsday)
- My Fair Laddy medley
Adequate; Not On My Clothes; Indoors All Night; Longing For the Shack; End Credits
(My Fair Laddy)
- Springfield Blows
(Million Dollar Abie)
- King of Cats Itchy & Scratchy medley
(Girls Just Want to Have Sums)
- Lady
(Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife)
- You Make Me Laugh
(Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife)
- Lady Riff
(Homer Simpson, This Is Your Wife)
- Poppa, Can You Hear Me?
(Sleeping With the Enemy)
- Yokel Chords medley
Oh, How Do We?; Motivate Them; Cultural Things Expreience; Moonshine Drinkers
(Yokel Chords)
- Hullaba Lula
(cut from Simpsons Tall Tales)
- Song of the Wild Beasts
(cut from The Girl Who Slept Too Little)
- Dancing Workers' Song
(cut from Kiss Kiss Bang Bangalore)
- Oldies and Nudies
(cut from Homerpalooza)