This is (I think) all the music mentioned by name in the book, mostly in order.

• Alice’s Restaurant
• Eleanor Rigby (Michael is canonically the kind of person who would think this was a reasonable way to name a baby, even though I don’t think I specify this is how she got her name)
• Greensleeves (Susan is playing it on the guitar)
• Love is All Around
• The Lovin Spoonful (I think I just mention the band, but assume it’s Summer in the City)
• A Sailor’s Life (traditional ballad that Susan recorded; the Fairport Convention version is similar in mood)
• The Byrds
• Jefferson Airplane
• The Doors ( I just mention that a Doors album is on, but assume it’s People are Strange)
• Sunny Afternoon (Kinks)
• A Well Respected Man (Kinks)
• America (Simon and Garfunkel)
• Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window (Jimi Hendrix)
• Heart and Soul (on the piano)
• Unchained Melody
• Mr. Sandman
• Only You
• Que Sera Sera
• I Was Made to Love Her (Stevie Wonder)
• Motown (in general)
• Frank Sinatra (in general)
• Latin music on somebody’s radio, heard through the window
• Rolling Stones (I just mention that there’s a Stones album on the turntable)
• Jefferson Airplane (again)
• Hey Jude
• Once I Was (Tim Buckley)
• Little Green Apples
• Big Brother and the Holding Company (Iris likes Janis Joplin)
• One song I fail to mention is Those Were the Days, which felt too on the nose, but Mary Hopkin’s cover was wildly popular in the fall of 68 and I think it would have been playing everywhere