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01 - "Dream a Little Dream of Me" by Mickey Thomas – 2:54
02 - "Time Runs Wild" by Danny Wilde – 4:45
03 - "Whenever There's a Night" by Mike Reno – 3:35
04 - "Dreams Come True (Stand Up and Take It)" by Lone Justice – 4:07
05 - "Into the Mystic" by Van Morrison – 3:30
06 - "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" by R.E.M. – 4:03
07 - "Rock On" by Michael Damian – 3:22
08 - "You'd Better Wait" by Fee Waybill – 3:23
09 - "Never Turn Away" by Chris Thompson – 3:09
10 - "I've Got Dreams to Remember" by Otis Redding – 3:14
11 - "Dream a Little Dream of Me" Duet by Mickey Thomas & Mel Tormé – 2:51

Added Bonus Tracks

12 - "Future's So Bright I Gotta Wear Shades" - Timbuk 3 - 3:25
13 - "Young At Heart" - Frank Sinatra - 2:54
14 - "In The Midnight Hour" - Wilson Pickett - 2:32
15 - "Where Is She?" - Blue Future - 3:58
16 - "Scatting" - The Velvet Fog - 1:11
17 - "Dream a Little Dream of Me" by Mel Tormé - 2:20

Tracks 1 - 14 are CD sourced. Where Is She? is a vinyl rip, 16 & 17 were ripped from the movies ac3 DVD audio. Dress To Kill by Steve Plunkett can't be located anywhere except for the film, which is infested with dialogue. In The Midnight Hour was sang briefly by characters in the film, so I found it relevant to include its origin. Scatting credited in the film as by The Velvet Fog, is really Mel Tormés' original stage name, which he disliked