The Girl Can't Help IT - Songs Performed in The Movie

Songs Performed in The Movie

  1. "The Girl Can't Help It" – Little Richard
  2. "Tempo's Tempo" – Nino Tempo
  3. "My Idea of Love" – Johnny Olenn
  4. "I Ain't Gonna Cry No More" – Johnny Olenn
  5. "Ready Teddy" – Little Richard
  6. "She's Got It" – Little Richard
  7. "Cool It Baby" – Eddie Fontaine
  8. "Cinnamon Sinner" – Teddy Randazzo and the Three Chuckles
  9. "Spread the Word" – Abbey Lincoln
  10. "Cry Me a River" – Julie London
  11. "Be-Bop-A-Lula" – Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps
  12. "Twenty Flight Rock" – Eddie Cochran
  13. "Rock Around the Rockpile" – Edmond O'Brien; Ray Anthony and his Orchestra
  14. "Rockin' Is Our Business" – The Treniers
  15. "Big Band Boogie" – Ray Anthony and his Orchestra
  16. "Blue Monday" – Fats Domino
  17. "You'll Never, Never Know" – The Platters
  18. "Ev'ry Time (It Happens)" – dubbed by Eileen Wilson, lip-synched by Jayne Mansfield
  19. "Giddy Up a Ding Dong" – Freddy Bell & The Bell-Boys

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