Cowboy Bebop (Kanno, 1998)

One of the most celebrated Japanese animated series of all time is Cowboy Bebop, which is based on the adventures of a quartet of bounty hunters in 2071, when Earth has been largely abandoned and several planets and moons of the Solar System have been colonized through terra-forming. Despite the future setting, the drama itself is based on post-modern retro-noir styles, due to the fact that the colonies are far from "futuristic". In fact, several episodes focus entirely on a specific genre, such as spaghetti western, Hong Kong gangster drama, blaxploitation, space horror, etc. This stylistically eclectic approach naturally extended to the show's musical palette as well.

For both the score and the plentiful source music ("in scene") cues, Yoko Kanno (the composer/arranger of this and many other popular Japanese anime programs) created a jazz-rock combo named "The Seatbelts", based in Tokyo. Most of the ensemble cues were performed by the Seatbelts, but some tracks were created with adhoc groups in NYC, Paris and other cities. The music Kanno provided for the series is rarely scored "to picture", instead it functions more as a jazz/rock background element to provide "atmosphere" (as is usually the case whenever jazz or rock is used as the primary style in a score).

In any case, the compositions, arrangements and performances are top-notch, and easily hold up outside the narrative sequences they were written for. The Seatbelts have toured live with a set consisting of the most popular songs used for the series with the original vocalists and eventually released a concert DVD.

There is no shortage of Cowboy Bebop websites detailing the music used in each episode (see links at bottom, which were very helpful to me in compiling my tables), so this post will instead be organized by albums. However, following the album listings at bottom is a narrative run down of the Cowboy Bebop movie in film sequence (for the TV series, tracks were often retracked a few times, but the movie has only a couple of instances of that). There are many discs in the Cowboy Bebop discography (including a "Best of" and a remix album, which are not covered here). Below are quick links to each album:

• Cowboy Bebop
• Cowboy Bebop Vitaminless (EP)
• Cowboy Bebop No Disc
• Cowboy Bebop Blue
• Ask DNA (EP)
• Future Blues
• Cowgirl Ed (Future Blues Bonus EP)
• Cowboy Bebop Boxed Set (includes live album and mini CD)
• Cowboy Bebop The Movie (Film Order Listing)

In the listings below, tracks with vocals have the singer's name in bold. All tracks were composed and arranged by Yoko Kanno, unless otherwise noted. Additionally, all vocal credit for Gabriela Robin are supposedly a pseudonym for Yoko Kanno herself. The episode numbers of the first couple of appearances of the cue appear in parenthesis in the last column.  

"I think it's time we blow this scene,

Get everybody and the stuff together...

OK, three, two, one let's jam." 

 

Cowboy Bebop

The Seatbelts:

Keyboards: Yoko Kanno

Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata

Drums: Yasuo Sano

Bass: Hitoshi Watanabe, Maki Kitada

Guitar: Tsuneo Imahori

Percussion: Mataro Misawa, Ikuo Kakehashi

Voices: Tim Jensen

Sax: Takuo Yamamoto, Osamu Koike, Masato Honda, Shigeo Fuchino

Trumpet: Toshio Araki, Yusuke Harashi, Kouji Nishimura

Trombone: Yoichi Murata, Masanori Hirohara, Junko Yamashiro

Flute: Hideyo Takakuwa, Kazuhiro Iwasa, Mika Hayashi

Tuba: Kiyoshi Sato

Trk	Dur	Title	Musicians	Episode Sequences
1	3:30	Tank!	The Seatbelts (Brass, bass, drums, Alto sax solo: Masato Honda, spoken word: Tim Jensen)	Opening Theme sequence.
2	3:34	Rush	The Seatbelts (Brass with guitar/rhythm section/string synth, Trombone solo: Yoichi Murata)	(1) Spike fights the drug-dealer Asimov in front of a bar, gangsters arrive and begin shooting.
3	4:04	Spokey Dokey	Harmonica: Ryuichiro Senoo Guitar: Tsuneo Imahori Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata (Harmonica solo then duo based on "Forever Broke")	(1) Opening: Spike trains, Jet cooks/end scene.
4	4:09	Bad Dog No Biscuits	The Seatbelts (Brass with ska guitar/rhythm section/sampler, trumpet and trombone solos) (partially based on Tom Waits' "Midtown"?)	(2) During a street chase, Hakim captures Ein, a Welsh Corgi.  Spike pursues in his fighter, the Swordfish.
5	2:35	Cat Blues	The Seatbelts (Winds/brass/guitar/rhythm section)	(2) Hakim talks on his cellphone with a client who wants Ein.  Jet ands Spike search for Hakim in their own ways. (10) Ed harasses a captured bounty in her own bizarre way.
6	1:36	Cosmos	Solo trumpet: Steven Bernstein	(16) Flashback of Jet pursuing his nemesis Udai and getting caught in a trap/Udai tells Jet that he was actually set up by his own partner (flashback).
7	7:10	Space Lion	Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata Percussion: Sydney Thiam, Michel Reman, David Mirandon, Philippe Drai, Philippe Nairy Sax solo, choir: ?	(13) Spike helps a dying Gren fly back out into space after Gren tells him about meeting Julia;  Spike and Faye return to the Bebop and Ed asks why he was left out.
8	3:29	Waltz for Zizi	Drums: Yasuo Sano Bass: Hitoshi Watanabe Piano: Yoko Kanno Guitar: Masayoshi Furukawa	(5) Annie tells Spike that his old mob boss, Mao,   looked for him after he disappeared.  Spike drinks a toast to him. (10) Jet talks about his feelings after Alisa abandoned him/Jet says goodbye to Alisa and throws away his keepsake of her. (24) Faye talks to a Sister at Ed's former orphanage.
9	2:47	Piano Black	Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata Drums: Yasuo Sano Tenor Sax: Naruyoshi Kikuchi	(3) Faye activates her ship remotely, as Spike fights casino goons.  Faye blasts her way out of the casino (with Spike and Jet clinging to her ship's hull). (14) Chess Master Hex plays chess with Ed/Spike and Faye fly towards the space junk squatter colony.
10	2:14	Pot City	The Seatbelts (Dub: delayed guitar, brass, bass, drums)	(2) Spike gets info from a mohawked arms dealer. (14) Spike, Jet and Faye combine their intel (montage) in order to catch a bounty (a Gate hacker).
11	2:34	Too Good Too Bad	The Seatbelts (Brass with drum march)	(4) Spike and Faye attempt to destroy the Space Warriors' bio-weapon torpedoes inside a hyperspace gate. (19) Doohan launches in the Columbia space shuttle to help the out of gas and falling Swordfish.
12	2:49	Car 24	The Seatbelts (Winds, brass, drums)	(9) When Faye tries to renege on her promise to let Ed join the Bebop, Ed remote controls the Bebop to come pick her up.
13	2:42	The Egg and I	Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata Percussion: Sydney Thiam, Michel Reman, David Mirandon, Philippe Drai, Philippe Nairy, Thierry Boucou Flutes, ac. slide guitar, bandoneon: ?	(7) Source music inside a kid's ice cream parlor as Faye scouts for a bounty (Decker). (9) Ed, Faye and Jet look for the hacker who created the Nazsca-like Earth paintings.  Jet receives varying opinions on Ed's character and ends up buying an egg candy.
14	2:39	Felt Tip Pen	Drums: Yasuo Sono Ac. Bass/Mandolin: Hitoshi Watanabe Ac. Guitar: Masayoshi Furukawa	(1) Scenes inside the bar (the 3 old men mumble to each other). (8) At the airport, Roco nags at Spike to teach him fighting skills.
15	3:23	Rain (Steve Conte version)	Vocals: Steve Conte Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata Guitar: Tsuneo Imahori Bass: Hitoshi Watanabe	(5) Spike goes to the abandoned cathedral in order to confront Vicious (and rescue Faye). (unused)
16	2:24	Digging My Potato	Drums: Jim Mussen Djembe: Mike Wimberly, John McDowell Harmonica: Bill Lynas	(6) Spike dreams of weird lab experiments on an eye (his own) while listening to a harmonica player (Wen) in a bar/Jet explains how a special gem works and Wen's background/Spike kills Wen with the special gem/bullet.
17	1:31	Memory	Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata (Music box textures)	(1) Opening flashback montage of Spike's Syndicate days. (25, 26) Spike meets Julia at a graveyard.  She pulls a gun on him.  They talk about the past (montage).

Vitaminless (EP)

The Seatbelts:

Keyboards: Yoko Kanno

Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata

Drums: Yasuo Sano

Bass: Hitoshi Watanabe

Guitar: Tsuneo Imahori

Percussion: Mataro Misawa, Marie Oishi, Yoichi Okata

Voices: Tim Jensen

Sax: Takuo Yamamoto, Osamu Koike, Masato Honda, Shigeo Fuchino

Trumpet: Toshio Araki, Yusuke Harashi, Kouji Nishimura

Trombone: Yoichi Murata, Masanori Hirohara, Junko Yamashiro

Flute: Hideyo Takakuwa, Kazuhiro Iwasa, Mika Hayashi

Tuba: Kiyoshi Sato 

Strings: Masatsugu Shinozaki Strings

 

Trk	Dur	Title	Musicians	Episode Sequences
1	6:16	The Real Folk Blues	Vocals: Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (synth, brass, el. guitars with rhythm section, joined by vibraphone, strings, with extended end jam)	Ending theme song.
2	3:09	Odd Ones	Drums: Bobby Previte Piano: Mark Soskin Bass: Booker King Tenor Sax: Paul Shapiro	(8) Shoot out at night between Piccaro's men, Spike and Faye's Red Tail. (15) The Swordfish pursues and disables Faye's Red Tail in order to prevent her from absconding with Whitney, the man who cheated her.
3	3:14	Doggy Dog	Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata Percussion/voices: Sydney Thiam, Michel Reman, David Mirandon, Philippe Drai, Philippe Nairy, Thierry Boucou	(14) Opening scene, an office is deluged with paper since their electronic mail is down.
4	2:44	Cats on Mars	Vocals: Gabriela Robin with Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata	(9) Ed talks with the AI "MPU", who explains why he made the Earth paintings/end shot.
5	2:01	Spy	The Seatbelts (el. twang guitar, winds/brass, vibes, bass, drums) (alt. arr. of "You Make Me Cool")	(3) After being captured by Gordon for dodging her debts, Faye is forced to work a con at his casino.
6	4:57	Fantaisie Sign  (ending edited)	Vocals: Carla Vallet with Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata Trumpet: Toshio Araki Tenor Sax: Naruyoshi Kikuchi	(unused)
7	3:04	Piano Bar I	Solo Piano: Mark Soskin	(3) Spike and Jet infiltrate a space casino. (5) Ending scene: Spike wakes up and accuses Faye of being tone-deaf. (21) Jet's voice-over as he and Meifa investigate Pao's cryptic email.
8	3:14	Black Coffee (w false start)	The Seatbelts (winds, brass, bass, drums, spoken word)	(3) Negotiation scene between Jet and Gordon for the data chip.

No Disc

Trk	Dur	Title	Musicians	Episode Sequences
1	1:07	American Money	The Seatbelts (banjo, bass, drums, chanting, sampler)	Theme song for the bounty hunter TV show, Big Shot.
2	5:19	Fantaisie Sign	Vocals: Carla Vallet with Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata Trumpet: Toshio Araki Tenor Sax: Naruyoshi Kikuchi	(unused)
3	3:39	Don't Bother None	Vocals: Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (ac. slide guitar: Tsuneo Imahori, el. guitar, harmonica, drums)	(1) Spike runs into the drug dealer Asimov in the bar restroom (guitar intro). (6) Spike tails a bounty (who is chasing Wen).
4	0:10	Vitamin A	The Seatbelts (brass, organ, rhythm section)	(7) Eyecatch.
5	3:22	LIVE in Baghdad	Vocals: Masaaki Endo with The Seatbelts (el. guitars, bass, drums)	(7) Source music: space trucker VT docks/music in VT's truck as she takes Spike and Faye to the Bebop/Faye works with the explosives.
6	2:44	Cats on Mars (reprise)	Vocals: Gabriela Robin with Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata	(9) Ed talks with the AI "MPU", who explains why he made the Earth paintings/end shot.
7	4:10	Want It All Back	Vocals: Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (clavinet, el. guitars, bass, drums, brass)	(2) Spike, a bounty and some lab coats chase Ein through the streets (alt version).
8	2:18	Bindy	(Sax, winds, ethnic percussion, voice)	(3) Faye confronts Spike at the casino, men arrive to rough him up. (8) Source music: Roco hides from Piccaro's men in the bazaar. (15) Faye leaves the Bebop with the man who had cheated her, Whitney.
9	3:11	You Make Me Cool	Vocals: Masayoshi Furukawa with (brass, flute, el. guitar, bass, drums)	(17) Coffee drives into town.  The police find Ed and Ein hiding out in her trunk.  They continue their quest for food.
10	0:08	Vitamin B	The Seatbelts (brass, organ, rhythm section)	(4) Eyecatch.
11	1:53	Green Bird	Vocals: Gabriela Robin with Keyboards: Yoko Kanno	(5) Vicious throws Spike through a cathedral window, but not before Spike tosses a grenade at him (intercut with Julia/past flashbacks).
12	5:04	ELM	Vocals & guitar: Pierre Bensusan (Synth, percussion)	(1) Gas pump: Spike and Katerina talk about running away, Asimov interrupts. (10) Jet pursues a bounty, who happens to be mixed up with Alisa, Jet's old flame.
13	0:06	Vitamin C	The Seatbelts (drum machine, trumpet)	(unused)
14	2:58	Gateway	Trumpet: Nicholas Payton Trombone: Josh Roseman Saxophone: Chris Potter Piano: Mark Soskin Bass: Scott Colley Drums: Al Foster	(21) Meifa, daughter of a deceased friend, uses feng shui to aid her and Jet escape from gangsters.
15	4:39	The Singing Sea	Vocals: Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch Soprano Sax: Steve Wilson Alto Sax: Bob Debellis Tenor Sax: Paul Shapiro Baritone Sax: Jim Hartog (bass, drums)	(10) While turning in a bounty, Jet goes to visit a woman from his past (montage of seaside scenes on Ganymede) (alt version).
16	3:42	The Egg and You	Piano: Mark Soskin Bass: Scott Colley Drums: Bill Stewart	(4) After they end up with no reward for their efforts, Faye tries to comfort Jet and Spike by joining their bounty operation (to their chagrin). (17) Spike, Jet and Faye are sick of eating shiitake mushroom dishes.
17	3:14	Forever Broke	Ac. slide guitars: Tsuneo Imahori	(8) Spike visits Stella in the hospital after Roco is killed. (10) Ed fishes, Faye sunbathes.
18	5:28	Power of Kung Food (TANK!  Remix)	The Seatbelts/DJ Food (Sampler, brass with rhythm section)	(unused)

Blue

The Seatbelts:

Piano & Keyboards: Yoko Kanno
Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata
Drums: Yasuo Sano
Bass: Hitoshi Watanabe
Guitar: Tsuneo Imahori
Percussion: Yoichi Koabe
Sax & Whistle: Takuo Yamamoto
Trumpet: Toshio Araki
Trombone: Yoichi Murata
Strings: Masatsugu Shinozaki Strings

Trk	Dur	Title	Musicians	Episode Sequences
1	5:01	Blue	Vocals: Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (Soprano Vocal: Soichiro Otsuka/Gabriela Robin, el. guitars, electronic drums, synths, bass, drums)	(26) After Spike's final battle, Spike falls to the floor on the stairs, pull back to end credits over blue skies slowly panning to space.
2	3:27	Words That We Couldn't Say	Vocals: Steve Conte with The Seatbelts (strings, ac. guitar (w solos), bass, percussion, drums)	(13) After freeing Faye from Gren, Jet fills her and Spike on what he's found out about Gren's relationship with Vicious.
3	3:54	Autumn in Ganymede	The Seatbelts (bass, guitar, brass, piano, drums, guiro, sampler)	(21) Jet's voiceover, as he walks the streets of Mars colony investigating an email from a deceased friend/Jet and Meifa walk together under a sunset, wondering about the Sunstone (voiceover).
4	3:18	Mushroom Hunting	Vocals: Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch with Drums: Jim Mussen Piano: Mark Soskin Bass: Booker King Trumpet: Steven Bernstein Trombone: Josh Roseman Tenor Sax: Paul Shapiro Percussion: Danny Sandownick	(17) Coffee, Shaft, Ed and Ein pursue Domino on a train.
5	2:37	Go Go Cactus Man	The Seatbelts (ac. guitar, el. guitar, jaw harp, whistling, synth strings, bass, drums, samples)	(22) Cowboy Andy arrives and mistakes Spike for the Teddy Bomber/Andy appears and the Teddy Bomber runs; Faye joins Andy on his horse and everyone pursues.
6	4:55	Chicken Bone	Vocals: SYDNEY w. Sister R with The Seatbelts (synthesizer/sampler, sequencer, electronic drums)	(17) When the Bebop crashes on a planet, Ed and Ein go looking for food (or something).
7	4:00	The Real Man	The Seatbelts El. bass: Bakabon Suzuki	(16) Jet hunts alone for his nemesis Udai on a liberated prison ship.
8	5:03	N.Y. Rush	Drums: Bobby Previte Keyboards: Mark Soskin Bass: Booker King Guitar: Stu Cutler Tenor Sax: Paul Shapiro Trumpet: Steven Berstein	(3) When a deal goes sour, Spike takes out an assassin; Faye escapes in her ship after destroying the casino. (19) Spike engages space pirates above Earth's atmosphere while dodging orbiting debris.
9	5:39	Adieu	Vocals: Emily Bindiger with Drums: Tony Reedus Piano: Mark Soskin Bass: Booker King Guitar: Stu Cutler	(25) Julia returns home in the rain. (a piano variation, Piano Bar II, is used when Faye is in Cowboy Andy's apartment)
10	4:42	Call Me Call Me	Vocals: Steve Conte with The Seatbelts (ac. guitars, mandolins, pedal steel, strings, bass, drums)	(24) Faye and Ed (with Ein) leave the Bebop to find their own true homes, Jet and Spike eat eggs in silence.
11	5:47	Ave Maria	Vocals: Jerzy Knetig with Warsaw Philharmonic (strings, harp)	(5) Opera source music as Faye looks for Mao Yenrai and is captured by Vicious.
12	1:08	Stella by Moor	Yoko Kanno: music box (keyboard/synth)	(8) Stella's music box (source)/Spike leaves Stella's hospital and sees falling plant spores.
13	3:32	Flying Teapot	Vocals: Emily Bindiger with Piano: Mark Soskin Trumpet: Steven Bernstein	(15) Whitney helps Faye get used to her new time period after waking from cryosleep (flirting montage).  They are pursued by a collection agency and Whitney is apparently killed.
14	3:41	Wo Qui Non Coin	Vocals: Aoi Tada (Ed) with The Seatbelts (ac. guitar, synthesizer/sampler, electronic drums, flutes (synth?))	(24) Faye leaves her old classmate and she and Ed return to the Bebop in silence under orange skies.
15	2:52	Road to the West	The Seatbelts (Sax, Synth)	(1) The Bebop pursues Asimov and Katerina into space (25) Spike and Faye launch and defend the Bebop from Vicious' Syndicate forces/Vicious is about to be executed for betraying the Syndicate but turns the tables. (alt)
16	5:12	Farewell Blues	Drums: Bobby Previte Piano: Mark Soskin Bass: Booker King Trumpet: Steven Berstein	(16) Jet gives his old partner a final cigarette before he dies.  Even though he was betrayed, he lets his partner keep his honor. (25) Preview for final episode.
17	5:55	See You Space Cowboy... Not Final Mix Mountain Root	Vocals: Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (piano, brass, strings, el. guitars, bass, drums, with extended end jam) (alt. ver. "The Real Folk Blues")	(26) Spike takes off from the Bebop towards his final battle with Vicious, Jet and Faye express their frustration/sadness, montage of flashbacks with Julia, Vicious prepares for Spike, Spike blasts his way to face down Vicious on the top floor of his headquarters.

Ask DNA (EP for Cowboy Bebop The Movie: Knockin' On Heaven's Door)

The Seatbelts:

Keyboards: Yoko Kanno
Drums: Yasuo Sano
Bass: Hitoshi Watanabe, Satoru Kaneto
Guitar: Tsuneo Imahori, Kenji Fujii
Synth: Keishi Urata, Seiichi Takubo
Strings: Masatsugu Shinozaki Group
Trumpets: Shiro Sasaki Group, Akio Terashima
Trombone: Satoshi Sano Group, Hideaki Nakji
Sax: Masato Honda Group

Trk	Dur	Title	Musicians	Film Sequence
1	2:45	What Planet Is This?	The Seatbelts (brass, el. guitar, bass, drums, chorus, sax solo: Masato Honda, sampler, organ)	Spike dogfights the army (alt ver).
2	4:52	Ask DNA	Vocals: Raju Ramayya with The Seatbelts (el. piano, synth, el. guitar, bass, drums, brass, chorus, sax solo, el. guitar solo)	Main title, montage of street scenes.
3	4:28	Cosmic Dare (Pretty with a Pistol)	Vocals: Reynada Hill with The Seatbelts (drums/perc, sequencer/sampler, guitar)	Source music: radio song as Faye tails a bounty in her ship through urban skies.
4	1:54	Hamduche	Vocals and Piano: Hassan Bomhide	(Montage) Spike searches Moroccan St. and finds out the "bean-seller" was involved in the invention of the bio-weapon, Vincent tells Faye that he has spared her from the weapon's effects.
5	4:40	Is It Real?	Vocals: Scott Matthew with The Seatbelts (piano, synth, sampler, strings)	With Faye captive, Vincent tells her that he was a victim of army experiments with the bio-weapon and now sees butterflies;  the bean-seller scientist tells Spike how the bio-weapon works.

 

Future Blues (Soundtrack for Cowboy Bebop The Movie: Knockin' On Heaven's Door)

Trk	Dur	Title	Musicians	Film Sequence
1	3:21	24 Hours Open	(2 songs) Strings: Shinozaki Masatsugu Group Flute: Takashi Asahi People In Panic: Gey's AX (bass, percussion, gunshot/siren samples)	Convenience store hold-up (source).
2	4:07	Pushing the Sky	Vocals: Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (el. guitars, bass (Bakabon Suzuki), drums, synth)	Spike and Vincent spar at the top of the Eiffel tower structure as it begins to rain.  Vincent detonates the parade inflatables holding the bio-weapon.
3	3:49	Time To Know ~ Be Waltz	The Seatbelts (ac. guitar, bass, drums, strings, flute, brass, backup vocals, sax solo: Masato Honda, rap: Hideyuki Takahashi)	Ed and Ein interview/annoy people while looking for the terrorist hacker Sampson.
4	5:15	Clutch	Drums: Yasuo Sano Bass: Tadashi Sase Guitar: Kazuhiko Michishita Piano: Yukiyoshi Arimasa Trumpet Soloist: Tomonao Hara Saxophone Soloist: Masato Honda	After infiltrating a medical supply company, Spike ends up fighting the security head (Electra) and then is forced to escape.
5	3:28	Musawe	Vocals: Hassan Bohmide: vocal and ethnic lute, Sax solo: Masato Honda	A "bean-seller" leads Spike through Moroccan St.
6	4:04	Yo Pumpkin Head	Piccolo: Takashi Ashi Trumpet Solo: Koji Nishimura Tuba: Kiyoshi Sato Pumpkin Chorus: The Seatbelts	Source music for Halloween parade with large inflatables, as Vincents awaits atop an Eiffel Tower-like structure.
7	5:05	Diggin'	Vocals: Steve Conte with The Seatbelts (el. guitar solo: Kiyoshi Tuchiya, pedal steel, acoustic guitars, bass, drums, electronics)	(Montage) Spike interviews people on the street looking for the terrorist bounty Faye had noticed (Vincent).  Spike interrogates the 3 old men.
8	1:37	3.14	Vocals: Aoi Tada with music box	Ed sings while explaining how he hacked the medical company.
9	4:31	What Planet Is This?! (Extended Version)	The Seatbelts (brass, el. guitar, bass, drums, chorus, sax solo: Masato Honda, sampler, organ)	Near water and dam structures on Mars, Spike and the Swordfish are pursued by army fighters, Jet asks for and gets antique planes in order to release the vaccine.
10	6:46	7 Minutes	The Seatbelts Synthesizer: Syunsuke Sakamoto Strings: Shinozaki Masatsugu Group Chorus: Gey's AX     (el. guitar, synth, bass drums/percussion, strings, choir)	Spike and Electra escape from their cells and collect vaccines, Vincent prepares to poison the water supply, police forces converge on the water works plant, Faye escapes from her bonds, the army arrives at the plant and takes over.
11	4:24	Fingers	The Seatbelts (Kalimbas: Mataro Misawa, piano, bass, drums, background choir, synth)	Spike voice-over with Vincent playing with blue "marbles"/Vincent asks Faye to join him as he plans to detonate the bio-weapon.
12	1:30	Powder	The Seatbelts Synthesizer: Syunsuke Sakamoto Strings: Shinozaki Masatsugu Group Chorus: Gey's AX (chorus, synth, piano, strings)	Vincent defeats Spike and throws him off an elevated train; Electra holds him at gunpoint, but he sets off a grenade/Spike is affected by the bio-weapon vaccine and sees butterflies, Electra shoots Vincent.
13	4:57	Butterfly	Vocals: Mem Nahadr (aka "M") Fender Rhodes Piano: Mark Soskin Guitar: Peter Bernstein	(unused)
14	5:59	No Reply	Vocals: Steve Conte with The Seatbelts (el. guitars, synth, bass, drums, strings)	(unused)
15	1:55	Dijurido	Vocals: Gabriela Robin with The Seatbelts (piano, strings)	At sunset on a river's edge, Jet and Spike discuss Vincent;  Electra is reprimanded by her bosses for the loss of life in the train explosion (alt version w/o vocals in film).
16	5:19	Gotta Knock a Little Harder	Vocals: Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (guitars, piano, el. piano, chorus, bass, drums)	As Vincent dies, he regains his memory of his relationship with Electra, Jet explains that the rain spread the vaccine, Faye asks him if he wants to go to the races with her, end credits montage of street scenes in the rain, following days and finally Spike on a couch.
17	1:06	No Money	Vocals: Hassan Bohmide: vocal	Spike follows the bean-seller through residential areas of Morrocan St.
18	3:23	Rain (Mai Yamane version)	Vocals: Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (organs, bass, el. guitar solo)	Bonus track: (5) Spike goes to the abandoned cathedral to confront Vicious (and rescue Faye).

Cowgirl Ed (Future Blues Bonus EP)

Trk	Dur	Title	Musicians	Episode Sequences
1	1:56	Goodnight Julia	NYC Band (Piano: George Colligan, Sax: Joshua Redman) (alt arr. Space Lion)	(12) source music: Faye inside the Blue Crow club, Gren plays sax. (sax solo version plays for when Faye and Gren talk in his apartment/Spike confronts Vicious for using Julia's name as a code word for a drug deal and is shot by Lin/Faye finds out Gren is a bounty (and transgender)). (13) Sax solo version: recap of Session 12.
2	4:11	PAPA Plastic	Gabriela Robin with The Seatbelts (el. guitar, bass, drums)	(24) Applederry and McIntire tries to examine a meteorite but it's too hot.
3	0:18	Telephone Shopping	Yoko Kanno: synth, electronic drums, female voice	(23) source music for DJ exer-cycle infomercial, which allows DJs to exercise.
4	3:42	Kabutoga ni Kodai no Sakana (The Horseshoe Crab, The Ancient Fish)	The Seatbelts (ethnic percussion, ac. guitars, ethnic strings, synth)	(2) source music: the pet store. (9) source music: news program from beginning of the episode about the mysterious land paintings. (14) Faye and Spike float past the sleeping denizens of the space junk squat as Ed continues playing chess with Chessmaster Hex.
5	3:32	Slipper Sleaze	NYC Band (piano solo: George Colligan, el. guitar solo: Peter Bernstein, el. bass (Stanley Clarke), drums)	(3) Spike sits down at Faye's blackjack table and she mistakes him for someone else (source). (5) Faye arrives at an opera house and talks her way past the guards.
6	4:51	23 Wa (Episode 23)	Soichiro Otsuka with Oslo Band (guitars: Terje Rypdal, keys/synth: Rainer Brüninghaus, harp: Soichiro Otsuka)	(23) Source music for the Scratch cult commercial, calling for people to "transcend their bodies"/Spike confronts the Scratch conciousness and rescues Faye, as Jet and Ed unplug the vegetative boy who secretly poses as the Scratch leader.

Cowboy Bebop Boxed Set (includes live album and mini CD)

The box set includes many tracks of dialogue, which I left out of the listings below for space purposes. Tracks with an asterisk (*) after the title mean that the track is unique to the box set (other tracks are available on the previous soundtrack albums).

Disc 1

Trk	Dur	Title	Musicians	Episode Sequences
2	1:32	Tank! (TV Edit)*	The Seatbelts (Brass, bass, drums, Alto sax solos: Masato Honda)	Opening Theme sequence.
4	4:01	Want It All Back (clavinet hater version)*	Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (piano (w solo), el. guitars, bass, drums, brass)	(2) Spike, a bounty and some lab coats chase Ein through the streets.
5	4:01	Sax Quartet*	NYC Band (Soprano Sax: Steve Wilson, Alto Sax: Gary Bartz, Tenor Sax: Chris Potter, Baritone Sax: James Carter)	(4) Spike and Jet scope out a bounty at a seafood restaurant.
7	2:49	Encore un Verre*	Valentin Coupeau with Paris Band (muted trumpet, bass, drums/percussion, electric guitar solo)	(4) Spike interrogates Faye after recapturing her (when she is floating in space without fuel).  Spike unwittingly tries to open the the capsule with the Monkey Business virus.
8	1:01	March For Koala*	Marimba: Daniel Sadownick	(4) Theme song for the Space Warriors, an animal rights militia group led by "Mom".
10	2:39	Felt Tip Pen	The Seatbelts (ac. slide guitar: Tsuneo Imahori, ac. bass, drums, mandolin)	(1) TJ scenes (the 3 old men mumble to each other). (8) At the airport, Roco nags at Spike to teach him fighting skills.
11	3:39	The Egg and You	Piano: Mark Soskin Bass: Scott Colley Drums: Bill Stewart	(4) After they end up with no money, Faye tries to comfort Jet and Spike by joining their bounty operation (to their chagrin). (17) Spike, Jet and Faye are sick of eating shiitake mushroom dishes.
13	2:18	Pot City II (Yab's Dub)*	The Seatbelts (Dub: delayed guitar/brass/drums, bass)	(unused alt).
15	5:03	N.Y. Rush	Drums: Bobby Previte Keyboards: Mark Soskin Bass: Booker King Guitar: Stu Cutler Tenor Sax: Paul Shapiro Trumpet: Steven Berstein	(3) When a deal goes sour, Spike takes out an assassin; Faye escapes in her ship after destroying the casino. (19) Spike engages space pirates above Earth's atmosphere while dodging orbiting debris.
17	1:58	Fe*	The Seatbelts (female sighs, harpsichord, vibraphone, ac. bass, drums)	(3) Flashback: Gordon tells Faye took look for a special client at the blackjack table.  Back in the present, Spike loses to Faye.
18	2:47	Piano Black	Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata Drums: Yasuo Sano Tenor Sax: Naruyoshi Kikuchi	(3) After Faye says, "showtime", her ship activates remotely, as Spike fights casino goons.  Faye blasts her way out of the casino (with Spike and Jet clinging to her ship's hull). (14) Chess Master Hex plays chess with Ed/Spike and Faye fly towards the space junk squatter colony.
20	4:33	Spokey Dokey (alternate take)*	The Seatbelts (Harmonica: Ryuichiro Senoo, Guitar: Tsuneo Imahori) (Harmonica solo then duo based on Forever Broke)	(6) Spike watches Wen perform in the bar/Wen plays harmonica in the past (flashback).
21	3:14	Forever Broke	ac. slide guitars: Tsuneo Imahori	(8) Spike visits Stella in the hospital after Roco is killed. (10) Ed fishes, Faye sunbathes.
23	2:53	Road to the West (with rhythm)*	Oslo (ECM) Band (Sax solo: Jan Garbarek, synth, bass, drums/percussion)	(1) The Swordfish pursues Asimov and Katerina into space. (25) Spike and Faye launch and defend the Bebop from Vicious' Syndicate forces/Vicious is about to be executed for betraying the Syndicate but turns the tables. (alt)
25	1:51	Meteor*	Yoko Kanno: ambient clunking textures, drones	(6) Wen tells Spike that he has been around "since humans were still crawling"/Wen tells Spike that due to exposure from a hyperspace accident he doesn't age.  He opens fire on Spike.
27	4:15	Digging My Potato (alternate version)*	NYC Band (Harmonica: Chris Michalek, percussion/drums) (extended fast jam at end)	(6) Spike dreams of weird lab experiments on an eye (his own) while listening to a harmonica player (Wen) in a bar/Jet explains how a special gem works and Wen's background/Spike kills Wen with the special gem/bullet.
29	3:24	Rain (Mai Yamane version)	Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (organs, bass, el. guitar solo)	(5) Spike goes to an abandoned cathedral to confront Vicious (and rescue Faye).
31	1:54	Green Bird	Gabriela Robin with Yoko Kanno: piano, vocals	(5) Vicious throws Spike through the cathedral window, but not before Spike tosses a grenade at him (intercut with Julia/past flashbacks).

Disc 2

2	2:45	Cats on Mars	Gabriela Robin with Yoko Kanno: keyboard, synthesizers, electronic drums	(9) Ed talks with the AI "MPU", who explains why he made the Earth paintings/end shot.
3	3:47	Doggy Dog II*	The Seatbelts (clapping/ethnic percussion, male chants/barking, el. surf guitar, electronic drums, sax squawks, sampler)	(7) VT and a hungover Spike fight other bounty hunters at a space trucker bar.
4	1:50	Doggy Dog III*	The Seatbelts (sax, el. surf guitar, bandoneon, bass, drums, sampler)	(7) VT helps Spike by pursuing a bounty on her own (Decker).
6	3:04	Piano Bar I	Solo Piano: Mark Soskin	(3) Spike and Jet infiltrate a space casino. (5) Ending scene: Spike wakes up and accuses Faye of being tone-deaf. (21) Jet's voice-over as he and Meifa investigate Pao's cryptic email.
7	5:12	Give And Take*	Sydney Thiam with Paris Band (sampler/electronics, synth, el. guitar (Pierre Bensusan), brass, bass, drums)	(17) While being interrogated, Coffee notices Ed scootering outside as she looks for her bounty.  Shaft notices as well and they all pursue her.
9	2:35	Cat Blues	The Seatbelts (Winds/brass/guitar/rhythm section)	(2) Hakim talks on his cellphone with a client who wants Ein.  Jet and Spike search for Hakim in their own ways. (10) Ed harasses a captured bounty in her own bizarre way.
11	4:23	The Singing Sea II*	Tulivu-Donna Cumberbatch with NYC Band (sax quartet, soprano sax solo: Steve Wilson)	(10) Jet goes to visit an old flame (alt version).
13	5:04	ELM	Paris Band (vocals & guitar: Pierre Bensusan, synth, percussion)	(1) Gas pump: Spike and Katerina talk about running away, Asimov interrupts. (10) Jet pursues a bounty, who happens to be mixed up with Alisa, Jet's old flame.
14	3:30	Waltz for Zizi	The Seatbelts (ac. guitar, ac. bass, drums, mandolin, pedal steel, bandoneon)	(5) Annie tells Spike that Mao looked for him after he disappeared.  Spike drinks a toast to him. (10) Jet talks about his feelings after Alisa abandoned him/Jet says goodbye to Alisa and throws away his keepsake of her. (24) Faye talks to a Sister at Ed's former orphanage.
16	1:07	Poor Faye (High Socks)*	Yoko Kanno: piano	(18) Faye watches the video she sent to herself from the past (in which her younger self cheers her amnesiac future self on).
17	4:30	Farewell Blues (alternate take)*	NYC Band (trumpet: Nicholas Payton, piano: Mark Soskin, bass, drums)	(16) Jet allows his old partner a final cigarette before he dies.  Even though he was betrayed, Jet lets his old partner keep his honor. (25) Preview for final episode.
19	3:28	Words That We Couldn't Say	Steve Conte with The Seatbelts (strings, ac. guitar (w solos), bass, percussion, drums)	(13) After freeing Faye from Gren, Jet fills her and Spike in on what he's found out about Gren's relationship with Vicious.
21	1:34	Space Lion (music box version)*	Yoko Kanno: music box (keyboard/synth)	(13) Source music: during a break in a battle on Titan, Gren admires the song on Vicious' music box/Gren explains to Faye that he was the product of medical experiments and he thinks Vicious is to blame/source music: the music box triggers a bomb in Vicious' drug stash.
22	1:52	Waste Land*	NYC Band (Brass ensemble)	(13) Montage of battle scenes with Gren and Vicious as Gren confronts Vicious about his betrayal.
24	1:49	Goodnight Julia	NYC Band (Piano: George Colligan, Sax: Joshua Redman) (alt arr. Space Lion)	(12) Source music: Faye inside the Blue Crow club, Gren plays sax. (unreleased sax solo version plays when Faye and Gren talk in his apartment/Spike confronts Vicious for using Julia's name as a code word for a drug deal and is shot by Lin/Faye finds out Gren is a bounty (and transgender)). (13) Sax solo version: recap of Session 12.
25	7:07	Space Lion	Keyboards: Yoko Kanno Synthesizer manipulate: Keishi Urata Percussion: Sydney Thiam, Michel Reman, David Mirandon, Philippe Drai, Philippe Nairy Sax solo, choir: ?	(13) Spike helps a dying Gren fly back out into space after Gren tells him about meeting Julia, Spike and Faye return to the Bebop and Ed asks why he was left out.

 

Disc 3

2	0:55	Go Go Cactus Man (guitar version)*	The Seatbelts (ac. guitar, jaw harp, whistling)	(22) The Teddy Bomber tells Spike and Andy that they are trapped in a rigged elevator (unreleased variations used throughout episode).
4	2:35	Too Good Too Bad	The Seatbelts (Brass with drum march)	(4) Spike and Faye attempt to destroy the Space Warriors' bio-weapon torpedoes inside a hyperspace gate. (19) Doohan launches in the Columbia space shuttle to help the out of gas and falling Swordfish.
6	1:02	Eyeball*	Yoko Kanno: percussion, cymbal bowing, etc.	(20) Mad Pierrot, a strange clown-like figure travels through dark gothic city streets towards thugs/Spike fends off Pierrot's attacks, just barely escaping with his life.
8	3:45	Amusement Park*	Yoko Kanno: Circus calliope music, synth, glockenspiel, marching drums	(20) Source music: Mad Pierrot appears and turns on all of the rides at the SpaceLand amusement park/Pierrot cries from his knife wound, and is then crushed underneath the foot of a giant SpaceLand puppet.
9	3:50	On the Run*	Yoko Kanno: synthesizer, drums (Pink Floyd cover)	(20) Montage of scenes showing the creation of Mad Pierrot, a government lab-created assassin who went insane.
11	4:52	23 Wa (with dialogue)	Soichiro Otsuka with Oslo Band (guitars: Terje Rypdal, keys/synth: Rainer Brüninghaus, harp: Soichiro Otsuka)	(23) Source music for the Scratch cult commercial, calling for people to "transcend their bodies"/Spike confronts the Scratch consciousness and rescues Faye, as Jet and Ed unplug the vegetative boy who secretly poses as the Scratch leader.
13	5:02	Don't Bother None (long version)*	Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (ac. slide guitar: Tsuneo Imahori, el. guitar, harmonica, piano, drums)	(24) Spike and Jet attempt to arrest Applederry.  Spike and Applederry spar until Ed arrives with the Bebop.
15	2:36	Wo Qui Non Coin (short, sad version)*	Aoi Tada with The Seatbelts (ac. guitar, synthesizer/sampler, electronic drums, flutes (synth?))	(24) Faye leaves her old classmate, she and Ed return to the Bebop in silence under orange skies.
16	1:04	Poor Faye (Lip Cream)*	Yoko Kanno: piano	(24) Faye's flashback to her youth and space accident while in the shower.
17	4:43	Call Me Call Me	Steve Conte with The Seatbelts (ac. guitars, mandolins, pedal steel, strings, bass, drums)	(24) Faye and Ed (with Ein) leave the Bebop to find their own true homes, Jet and Spike eat eggs in silence.
19	1:31	Memory	Yoko Kanno: music box (keyboard/synth)	(1) Opening flashback montage. (25, 26) Spike meets Julia at a graveyard.  She pulls a gun on him.  They talk about the past (montage).
20	6:13	Adieu (long version)*	Emily Bindiger with NYC Band (Piano: Mark Soskin, guitar, bass, drums)	(25) Julia returns home in the rain. (a piano variation, Piano Bar II, is used when Faye is in Cowboy Andy's apartment).
22	5:56	See You Space Cowboy... Not Final Mix Mountain Root	Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (piano, brass, strings, el. guitars, bass, drums, with extended end jam) (alt. ver. The Real Folk Blues.)	(26) Spike takes off from the Bebop towards his final battle with Vicious, Jet and Faye express their frustration/sadness, montage of flashbacks with Julia, Vicious prepares for Spike, Spike blasts his way into the Syndicate HQ to face down Vicious on the top floor.
24	5:02	Blue	Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts (Choir: Soichiro Otsuka/Gabriela Robin, el. guitars, electronic drums, synths, bass, drums)	(26) After Spike's final battle, Spike falls to the floor on the stairs (camera pull back to end credits over blue skies slowly panning to space).

Disc 4 (The Seatbelts Live, with bonus tracks)

1	4:01	Tank! (live)	The Seatbelts	Opening theme sequence
2	4:13	Rush (live)	The Seatbelts	(1) Spike fights Asimov in front of the bar, gangsters arrive and begin shooting.
3	4:53	What Planet Is This?! (live)	The Seatbelts	Spike dogfights the army (alt ver).
4	2:31	Too Good Too Bad (live)	The Seatbelts	(4) Spike and Faye attempt to destroy the Space Warriors' torpedoes inside a hyperspace gate. (19) Doohan fires up the Columbia.
5	4:31	Bad Dog No Biscuits (live)	The Seatbelts	(2) During a street chase, Hakim captures Ein.  Spike pursues in the Swordfish.
6	5:20	Call Me Call Me (live)	Steve Conte with The Seatbelts	(24) Faye and Ed (with Ein) leave the Bebop to find their own true homes, Jet and Spike eat eggs in silence.
7	4:09	Mushroom Hunting (live)	Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts	(17) Coffee, Shaft, Ed and Ein pursue Domino on a train.
8	6:08	The Real Folk Blues (live)	Mai Yamane with The Seatbelts	Ending theme song.
9	7:52	Piano solo (live)	Yoko Kanno: piano	0:15 Stella by Moor 0:49 The Singing Sea 1:44 Piano Black 2:42 ELM 4:12 Green Bird 5:03: Piano Bar 1
10	4:52	Ask DNA (repr.)	Raju Ramayya with The Seatbelts (el. piano, synth, el. guitar, bass, drums, brass, chorus, sax solo, el. guitar solo)	(Knockin on Heaven's Door) Main title, montage of street scenes.
11	1:27	SF Game Center	Yoko Kanno: electronics	(Knockin on Heaven's Door) Source music: Sampson plays an arcade game, when Faye catches up with him.
12	3:38	Rouya	Acoustic guitar: Tsuneo Imahori	(Knockin on Heaven's Door) While in adjacent jail cells, Spike tells Electra about his past and that he must find Vincent.
13	1:04	Old School Game	Yoko Kanno: electronics	(Knockin on Heaven's Door) Source music: The terrorist-hacker Sampson plays an old school hand-held game as he rides with Vincent.

Disc 5 (3cm Mini-CD)

1	3:18	Wandering Cowboy	Aoi Tada with The Seatbelts (synth, electronic drums, sampler, bandoneon, Ein, sax solo) (TANK! Remix)	(unused)
2	2:44	Fascinating Horse Riding	Masashi Ebara ("Andy") with The Seatbelts (ac. guitar, el. guitar, jaw harp, male/children's choir, whistling, synth strings, bass, drums, samples) (Go Go Cactus Man with "Andy")	(unused)
3	3:19	Wandering Cowboy (karaoke)	The Seatbelts (synth, electronic drums, sampler, bandoneon, Ein, sax solo) (TANK! Remix karaoke)	(unused)

Cowboy Bebop The Movie: Knockin' On Heaven's Door (Film Order Listing)

FB=Future Blues, Box=Cowboy Bebop CD Box

Trk	Title	Film sequence
FB 11	Fingers	Spike voice-over as Vincent, a terrorist, plays with blue "marbles" (a bio-weapon).
FB 1	24 Hours Open	Source music: Thugs hold up a convenience store, but Spike and Jet intervene.
Ask DNA 2	Ask DNA	Main title, montage of street scenes.
Ask DNA 3	Cosmic Dare (Pretty with a Pistol)	Source music: Faye tails a bounty in her ship through urban skies with the radio on.
FB 7	Diggin'	(Montage) Spike interviews people on the street looking for the bounty-terrorist Faye had noticed (Vincent).  Spike interrogates the 3 old men.
FB 5	Musawe	A "bean-seller" leads Spike through Moroccan St.
FB 17	No Money	Spike follows the bean-seller through residential areas of Morrocan St.
Box 4.13	Old School Game	Source music: The terrorist-hacker Sampson plays an old school hand-held game as he rides with Vincent.
Box 4.11	SF Game Center	Source music: Sampson plays an arcade game, when Faye catches up with him.
FB 4	Clutch	After infiltrating a medical supply company, Spike ends up fighting the security head (Electra) and is then forced to escape.
FB 3	Time To Know ~ Be Waltz	Ed and Ein interview/annoy people while looking for  Sampson.
FB 12	Powder	When cornered, Vincent defeats Spike and throws him off an elevated train; Electra holds Vincent at gunpoint, but he sets off a grenade and disappears.
FB 15	Dijurido	At sunset by the river's edge, Jet and Spike discuss Vincent;  Electra is reprimanded by her bosses for the loss of life in the train explosion (alt version w/o vocals in film).
FB 8	3.14	Ed sings while hacking the medical supply company computer.
Ask DNA 4	Hamduche	(Montage) Spike searches Moroccan St. and finds out the "bean-seller" was involved in the invention of the bio-weapon, Vincent tells Faye that he has spared her from the weapon's effects by giving her his blood.
Ask DNA 5	Is It Real?	With Faye captive, Vincent tells her that he was a victim of army vaccination experiments with the bio-weapon and now sees butterflies;  the bean-seller scientist tells Spike how the bio-weapon and vaccine works.
Box 4.12	Rouya	While in adjacent jail cells, Spike tells Electra about his past and that he must find Vincent.
FB 11 (rep.)	Fingers	Vincent asks Faye to join him as he plans to detonate the bio-weapon.
FB 10	7 Minutes	Spike and Electra escape from their cells and collect vaccines from the med lab,  Vincent prepares to unleash the bio-weapon,  police forces converge on the water works plant where Vincent is suspected to hit, Faye escapes from her bonds, the army arrives at the plant and takes over.
FB 9	What Planet Is This?! (Extended Version)	Near water and dam structures on Mars, Spike and the Swordfish are pursued by army fighters, Jet is forced to use antique planes to release the vaccine into the air.
FB 6	Yo Pumpkin Head	Source music for a Halloween parade with large inflatables, as Vincent awaits atop an Eiffel Tower-like structure.
FB 2	Pushing the Sky	Spike and Vincent spar at the top of the Eiffel tower structure as it begins to rain.  Vincent detonates the parade inflatables filled with the bio-weapon.
FB 12 (rep.)	Powder	Spike is affected by the bio-weapon vaccine (spread by the planes) and sees butterflies, Electra shoots Vincent.
FB 16	Gotta Knock a Little Harder	As Vincent dies, he regains his lost memory of his relationship with Electra, Jet explains that the rain spread the vaccine, Faye asks him if he wants to go to the races with her, end credits montage of street scenes in the rain, following days and then finally Spike on a couch catching a butterfly.

Links
Yoko Kanno Wiki Entry

The Seatbelts Wiki Entry
The Yoko Kanno Project

Cowboy Bebop Music Wiki
Lyrics at LyricWikia for The Seatbelts
Cats On Mars Lyrics Transcribed
Jazzmess.com Music Listing for each Episode
Rfblues.net Music Listing for Each Episode