Tulsa King season 1 soundtrack: The definite guide to all songs featured in the series

Another masterpiece from the mind of Taylor Sheridan, Tulsa King is a comedy and crime drama series that first debuted on Paramount+ on November 13, 2022. Starring Sylvester Stallone as Dwight “The General” Manfredi, a mafia capo, the series gained widespread acclaim for its storyline, engaging characters, and Stallone’s standout performance in his first major TV role.

Adding another layer of depth to the series, The Tulsa King’s soundtrack features a dynamic mix of rock, country music, contemporary pop, and more. From gritty tracks like Marcus King’s bluesy “Too Much Whiskey” to the classic country twang of songs like “Juanita” by Natural Child, this article lists all songs that had set the tone of Dwight’s journey in the first season.

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Every song played in Tulsa King season 1

Episode 1: Go West, Old Man

• "Too Much Whiskey" by Marcus King
• "Cash In, Cash Out" by Pharrell Williams, 21 Savage, Tyler The Creator
• "Try Me" by Witch
• "Zehra of the Storm" by APM Music
• "Beer Can" by Luke Combs
• "Groovy Guru" by Skip Sandoz
• "This One’s Gonna Cost Me" by Lainey Wilson
• "Hot In Herre" by Nelly
• "Tail Dragger" by Link Wray

Episode 2: Center of the Universe

• "Bossa Noches" by Bill Le Sage
• "A Little More Full" by Vanacore Music
• "Do Your Thing" by Leroy Sibbles
• "Fire" by Black Pumas
• "Them Stems" by Chris Stapleton
• "Statesboro Blues" by The Allman Brothers Band

Episode 3: Caprice

• "Travelin’ Kind" by Ashland Craft
• "Expressway to Your Heart" by The Soul Survivors
• "MVP" by Wiz Khalifa
• "I Win, You Lose" by Matty Beats, Justin Starling
• "All The Way From Atlanta" by Charley Crockett
• "War" by Idles
• "Benji" by Decadez

Episode 4: Visitation Place

• "Paycheck To Paycheck" by Midland
• "It’s Ours" by Extreme Music
• "Driving" by JR Thomas and The Volcanos
• "Juanita" by Natural Child
• "Out of the Blue" by The Steel Woods
• "BBQ Blues" by Mark M. Sly
• "Clay Pigeons" by Garrett Hedlund
• "After Dinner" by APM Music
• "Small Talk" by APM Music
• "MIBE Trucking Saints" by MIBE Music
• "War" by Edwin Starr
• "Ain’t Gonna Stop" by Natural Child

Episode 5: Token Joe

• "Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words)" by Frank Sinatra
• "Don’t Look Back" by The Owsley Brothers
• "Cheat Code" by Lando Chill
• "Wedding Backdrop" by Extreme Music
• "Just As I Am" by Extreme Music
• "I Think I’ll Just Stay Here and Drink" by Merle Haggard
• "Beyond The Sea" by Bobby Darin

Episode 6: Stable

• "Waking Up Easy" by Brit Taylor
• "Back On The Bottle" by Brothers Osborne
• "Raj Raga" by Prithvijaj Lokesh
• "Next New Thing" by Jake Worthington
• "First High" by Nikki Lane
• "Forked Tongue" by Eagle Eye Williamson
• "Streamline Train" by Van Morrison

Episode 7: Warr Acres

• "Driving" by Joznez, Locksmith, Kataem
• "Duendes" by Quaker City Night Hawks
• "Trailer Park" by Jackson Dean
• "Sitar Saraswati" by Robert Manning
• "Emotional Aftermath" by Sam Ecoff, Daniel Holter
• "Saving Grace" by Tom Petty

Episode 8: Adobe Walls

• "Coal Country" by Charles Wesley Godwin
• "Legends" by Casey Donahew
• "Level Up" by Black Prez
• "By Your Side" by Jaime Wyatt
• "Dead Man Walking" by War*Hall

Episode 9: Happy Trails

• "C’mon Armageddon" by Fantastic Cat, Anthony D’Amato & More
• "Peace Bells (b)" by Ocean Moon, To Seaming Rebecca
• "Okie From Muskogee" by Merle Haggard
• "In The Air Tonight" by Phil Collins
• "Ramblin’ Man" by Garrett Hedlund

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Tulsa King plot summary

Here’s how the official logline of Tulsa King describes the plot of the series:

New York mafia capo Dwight "The General" Manfredi is released from prison after 25 years and exiled by his boss to set up shop in Tulsa, Okla.; realizing that his mob family may not have his best interests in mind, Dwight slowly builds a crew.

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Where to watch Tulsa King season 1?

Tulsa King is available to stream on Paramount+ for the U.S. audience. Despite the streamer being unavailable outside the U.S., the global audience can still watch the series by accessing the Parmount+ hub on Amazon Prime Video.

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