フェリシティの青春

1. She Will Have Her Way - Neil Finn
2. Heart And Shoulder - Heather Nova
3. Good Enough - Sarah McLachlan
4. I've Got A Feeling - Ivy
5. Day Before Yesterday - Scout
6. Hermes Bird - Remy Zero
7. All I Need - Air
8. Bridge Over Troubled Water - Aretha Franklin
9. Everyday Down - Joan Jones
10. Angels - Joe Henry
11. Puddle Of Grace - Amy Jo Johnson
12. Slingshots - Morley
13. Here Comes The Flood - Peter Gabriel
14. This Woman's Work - Kate Bush
15. Felicity Theme

発売日：1999年5月11日(火)
レーベル：Hollywood Records

レビュー (Amazon)
   「一途で、情熱的で、ひたむきな女の子」。番組の公式ウェブ・サイトで主人公フェリシティはこう称されていた。サウンドトラック・アルバムの方も快活なフェリシティのようだったらよかったのだが、残念なことに、ときに苦痛なまでの叙情的な歌詞のミッドテンポのバラードばかり収録されている。ほとんど唯一と言っていい救いは、大御所アレサ・フランクリンとピーター・ガブリエルの名曲（と、ニール・フィンとアイヴィの最近の曲）が入っていることだ。ヘザー・ノヴァやジョーン・ジョーンズ、そして番組にも出演しているエイミー・ジョー・ジョンソンが醸し出している「過剰に神経質な」雰囲気をうまく緩和してくれている。(Rickey Wright, Amazon.com)

1. King of Yesterday - Jude
2. Melody of You - Sixpence None The Richer
3. La Cienega Just Smiled - Ryan Adam
4. Far Away - Chantal Kreviazuk
5. Anywhere You Go - Shawn Colvin
6. Here Nor There - Andy Stochansky
7. Tell Yourself - Natalie Merchant
8. Call And Answer - Barenaked Ladies
9. Bend - Shelby Lynne
10. Scratch - Kendall Payne
11. Perfect - Maren Ord
12. Casual Viewin' - 54-40
13. New Version of You (Felicity Theme Song) - JJ Abrams & Andrew

発売日：2002年4月13日(土)
レーベル：Nettwerk Records

レビュー (Amazon)
The soundtrack to Felicity's fictional final college year, Senior Year is tinged with many of the same emotions found in real senior years--sadness, love, and a desire to hold on to the present for just a little while more. A talented and diverse crop of singer-songwriters communicates these nuanced feelings through inoffensive, stripped-down rock tracks. Alt-country's Ryan Adams offers a subdued piano-and-acoustic ode to being torn between lovers, chanteuse Chantal Kreviazuk warbles strongly about longing, and country singer Shelby Lynne seduces with a steamy soul number. Other highlights include Andy Stochansky, sounding like Belle and Sebastian fronting Travis; Jude's warm tenor and guitar tones conjuring the best power pop of the 1970s; and Sixpence None the Richer's new track, a beautiful string-laden delicacy. Despite how easy it would be for the sticky topics of desire and love to become sappy, Senior Year largely avoids such pitfalls. Better still, the album rarely sounds bland, coming across instead as a compilation of brainy coffeehouse poetry matched word for word by equally interesting instrumentation. --Annie Zaleski

1. キング・オブ・イエスタデイ
2. メロディー・オブ・ユー
3. ラ・シエネガ・ジャスト・スマイルド
4. ファー・アウェイ
5. エニウェア・ユー・ゴー
6. ヒア・ノア・ゼア
7. テル・ユアセルフ
8. コール・アンド・アンサー
9. ベンド
10. スクラッチ
11. パーフェクト
12. カジュアル・ヴューイン
13. ニュー・ヴァージョン・オブ・ユー (フェリシティのテーマ2)
14. グッド・デイ (日本盤のみのボーナス・トラック)

発売日：2003年1月16日(木)
レーベル：EMIミュージック・ジャパン

1. Angela Smiled
2. Love Unspoken
3. Once & Again
4. Turtle Bay
5. Sketches Of Topanga
6. Eugene's Ragtop
7. New York/Melting Pot
8. Room With A View
9. Felicity's Theme
10. Thirtysomething (Revisited)
11. Big City
12. Alone
13. West Wing Suite (Bonus Track)
14. West Wing - Main Title (Bonus Track)

発売日：2001年3月2日(金)
品番：01934-11424-2
レーベル：Windham Hill Records

レビュー (Amazon)
Claiming he was wary of finding himself "playing Holiday Inns at 60," W.G. "Snuffy" Walden segued gracefully from a career as a rock/blues guitarist and sideman/musical director to artists from Donna Summer and Laura Branigan to Stevie Wonder and Chaka Khan to become one of modern television's most prolific composers. This collection offers up several of Walden's contemporary TV successes (the powerful, guitar- and wordless-aria-driven elegance of "Once and Again"; the haunting "Felicity's Theme"; an acoustic guitar revamp of "Thirtysomething"; and the stately theme from his Emmy-winning work on The West Wing) alongside other nonsoundtrack compositions that frequently evoke his Louisiana and Texas roots with graceful resolve. Assisted by a strong roster of notable sidemen (including guitarist Dean Parks, pianist Randy Kerber, bassist Neil Stubenhaus, and percussionist Paulinho da Costa), Walden's music gratifyingly stretches the boundaries of the Windham Hill "mold," especially on the evocative solo guitar and orchestra piece "Sketches of Topanga" and the percussive, energetic ambitions of "New York/Melting Pot." With his elegiac acoustic guitar leading the way, Walden's music here mixes woodwinds, orchestra, string quartets, and electric slide guitar into a subtle musical stew that expands on his screen work in ways both logical and rewarding. --Jerry McCulley