8.0/10 (1035 reviews)
Free Shipping Available. Buy on eBay. Money Back Guarantee!
Search results
Grease song list including song titles, associated characters and recommended audition songs.
- “Grease”
- “Summer Nights”
- “Those Magic Changes”
- “Freddy, My Love”
- “Greased Lightnin’”
- “Rydell Fight Song”
- “Mooning”
- “Look at Me, I’m Sandra Dee”
- “We Go Together”
- “Shakin’ at The High School Hop” / “It’s Raining on Prom Night”
- GeneratedCaptionsTabForHeroSec
The title song – written by Barry Gibb ahead of the movie and recorded by Frankie Valli – sets the stage for this vivid musical. It unpacks that one evocative word: It’s a time, a groove, a feeling, a lifestyle. Plus there’s a hint of the misunderstood teen angst to come: “They think our love is just a growin’ pain. Why don't they understand? It’s ...
Ah, Grease’s iconic battle-of-the-sexes number. Danny tries to act like a stud in front of the boys, and Sandy romanticises their fling for the girls. (Personally, I’ve always liked Marty’s pragmatic line of questioning: “Does he have a car?”) The musical style, with the nonsensical doo-wop backing vocals, is very much of the era: think The Crystal...
Doody, one of Danny’s gang, is learning to play the guitar – and he makes a magically big leap in order to perform this endearing song. It’s surprisingly poignant for a teenage boy, all about wanting to reclaim a lost love, but its combination of yearning and nostalgia is a clever note to strike in a show that’s all about looking back to another ti...
Sleepovers can be lethal: The drinking, smoking, and ear-piercing is too much for poor Sandy. Widening that sophistication gap – in theory, at least – is this sultry little number from Marty about her long-distance lover, a marine. Whether they’re actually together, or if she just enjoys his gifts and the fantasy of the romance, is an open question...
The song so good that John Travolta stole it for the film, this is usually Kenickie’s time to shine as he sings about how his wreck of a used car could become a dream babe-magnet machine. This 12-bar blues number is irresistible: Ignore the mishmash of car terminology, come for the leather-clad thrusting and winking innuendo. And, of course, the cl...
Danny and Sandy are drifting further apart at school as she joins the cheerleading squad – way too square for his gang. But might he compromise too and try out for track? This funny riff on the traditional American school fight song is deliberately cringe-worthy, but Sandy earnestly performs it.
This gentle duet between Roger (a Burger Palace Boy) and Jan (a Pink Lady) is somehow both gross and totally adorable. It riffs on different meanings of that title word: Roger has a habit of “mooning” people (i.e. dropping his trousers), but he’s also “mooning” over Jan – who shares his affections. And, to finish, there’s a reference to gazing up a...
More peer pressure, as Rizzo mocks Danny for wanting to be with Sandy – a girl so prim and proper she’s like that iconic movie-star ingenue, Sandra Dee. From there, it’s a whistle-stop tour of the era’s big names, like Doris Day, Rock Hudson, Annette Funicello, and Elvis, all spat out by Rizzo in this catchy but cruel ditty.
After discussing who’s asking who to the upcoming sock hop, the gang launch into this gloriously playful ensemble number – which is chock-full of doo-wop nonsense: “Shoo-wop sha whada whadda yippidy boom da boom, chang chang, changity chang shoo bop.” But under all that is the joy of being with your friends: a snapshot of giddy youth.
The big dance has arrived, and we get a starkly contrasting pair of songs. Most of the gang are having a whale of a time at the hop – it’s all rock ‘n’ roll, rolling up your crazy jeans and digging the scene – while poor Sandy is at home, crying over Danny’s treatment of her in this mournful number. That’s teen romance in a nutshell — all the highs...
Learn more about the classic musical theatre tunes that are guaranteed to bring back plenty of nostalgia. From “Grease” to “Hopelessly Devoted to You”, discover the stories and styles behind the songs in this London stage production.
- Marianka Swain
Grease is a musical with music, lyrics, and a book by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey.
- Jim Jacobs, Warren Casey, Stockard Channing
- 1971
- Paul Francis Webster and Sammy Fain.
- Frankie Valli.
- John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John.
- Stockard Channing.
Grease soundtrack videos. Top 10 Greatest Grease Songs // Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/c/MsMojo?sub_confirmation=1These are the Top 10 Grease Songs! For this list, we’re taking a...
- 12 min
- 248K
- MsMojo
Listen to 14 songs from the 1978 film Grease, featuring John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John and Frankie Valli. The playlist includes hits like "You're the One That I Want", "Greased Lightnin" and "Sandy".
People also ask
What are the most memorable songs from 'Grease'?
Where can I buy grease tickets?
Where did grease come from?
What is the most popular Grease London song?
Jul 22, 2024 · What are the most successful songs in Grease? Although Grease started as a musical, its biggest hits came from the 1978 film and were reintroduced into the Broadway and West End shows. They include the chart-topping 'Grease' and 'You’re the One That I Want'.
