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  1. Listen to all 40 songs from the Pretty Woman soundtrack, playlist, ost and score.

  2. Written by Anthony Kiedis, Flea, Chad Smith, and John Frusciante. Performed by Red Hot Chili Peppers. Courtesy of EMI, a division of Capitol Records, Inc. Fame 90. Written by David Bowie, John Lennon, and Carlos Alomar. Performed by David Bowie. Courtesy of Rykodisc.

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    • The King of Wishful Thinking — Go West. Opening credits. youtube. spotify. apple music. copy to clipboard.
    • Real Wild Child (Wild One) — Christopher Otcasek. Vivian gets dressed for work. youtube. spotify. apple music. copy to clipboard.
    • Five For Louie — Karen Hernandez, Eugene Wright & Earl Palmer. youtube. spotify. apple music. copy to clipboard.
    • Show Me Your Soul — Red Hot Chili Peppers. youtube. spotify. apple music. copy to clipboard.
    • Wild Women Do – Natalie Cole
    • Fame (’90 Remix) – David Bowie
    • King of Wishful Thinking – Go West
    • Tangled – Jane Wiedlin
    • It Must Have Been Love – Roxette
    • Life in Detail – Robert Palmer
    • No Explanation – Peter Cetera
    • Real Wild Child (Wild One) – Christopher Ocasek
    • Fallen – Lauren Wood
    • OH Pretty Woman – Roy Orbison

    In this track, Natalie Cole sang like a “wild woman” who is proud of her wild ways. She tells a lover who seems put off by her free spirit: “Well, let me tell you something, little boy/You wouldn’t know love if it hit ya.” It is the first track on the Pretty Woman soundtrack album and plays in the film as Vivian is snubbed while shopping in Beverly...

    John Lennon and Carlos Alomar helped David Bowie write this track about the first-hand experience of being famous. It was remixed in techno style for the Pretty Woman soundtrack. It plays in the film as Vivian searches for Kit, and Edward gets into trouble. The lyric “fame” is sung in four different octaves throughout the track.

    This track’s protagonist is trying to convince himself that everything is okay following a heartbreak; he is, therefore, a victim of wishful thinking. It plays during the film’s opening credits as Edward is driving and makes the scene more powerful, even if it doesn’t fit the deeper context of the movie. It did fit the film’s more romantic overtone...

    ‘Tangled’ appeared on Jane Wiedlin’s album of the same title as well as the Pretty Woman soundtrack. It’s about a tangled and confusing romantic relationship where passion once ran high but has now been replaced by doubt and disappointment. It plays in the film during the flight to San Francisco. Related: Relationships aren’t always perfect. Here’s...

    Here is one of the most famous and loved songs from the film. It plays as Vivian is dealing with heartache and has themes of a love that was once wonderful but has ended. Director Garry Marshall loved the song so much that he re-edited the film to showcase it. Related: Hear this classic on our playlist of songs about love.

    This song about past regrets and romance is considered by many to be one of Robert Palmer’s best songs. It was used for Pretty Woman film trailers and was written to fit the film. The song was so successful that Palmer received huge sums of money off the royalties alone. Related: Want to take it all back? Listen to our playlist of regret songs.

    ‘No Explanation’ is the theme for Pretty Woman and plays during the end credits. Its theme of a surprising love that defies logic fits well with the film’s rags-to-riches storyline. It’s one of many soundtrack appearances that Peter Cetera made in the era in which the film was released.

    This is a Johnny O’Keefe and the Dee Jays track from 1958 that gained new traction when a DJ in Australia gave it airplay. This popularity led to the Christopher Otcasek version’s inclusion in Pretty Woman. It plays as the audience is introduced to Vivian while she gets dressed and provides contrast for her surprisingly kind demeanor; the lyrics ar...

    Edward takes Vivian to the opera as this track plays. It marks a turning point in their relationship; the lyrics are about realizing that you have fallen in love with someone, even if you were slow to admit or understand it. The protagonist admits that she needs this lover in her life, even though she wasn’t looking for romance. Related: Hear more ...

    This Roy Orbison classic was used as the title track from the film. It’s about a man smitten with a pretty woman he sees walking down the street. It plays late in the film as Vivian finds herself being accepted by society; a happy romantic track makes sense at this point in the film. Related: Find this song on our playlist of songs about women’s be...

  4. PRETTY WOMAN ORIGINAL MOVIE SOUNDTRACK (1990) A new music service with official albums, singles, videos, remixes, live performances and more for Android, iOS and desktop. It's all here.

  5. Mar 23, 1990 · Vivian and Kit work the street, from Bob Hope to Ella Fitzgerald. Edward pulls up, struggling with Stuckey's car.

  6. Mar 23, 1990 · Song previews provided courtesy of Apple Music and Spotify. Find music from Pretty Woman (1990). Complete song list of Pretty Woman.

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