Music – Season 3
Looking for music played in each episode of True Blood season 3? We’ve listed the songs below, along with links to purchase them for yourself.
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Episode 3.01 – Bad Blood
“Good Behaviour” by Powersolo (The F*ck You Crew has Bill in the car)
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“Pistol Whip Me Back Into Your Arms” by Acumen Nation (Sookie interrupts Eric and Yvetta at Fangtasia)
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“Crazed Country Rebel” by Hank Williams III (Bill tries to escape, causing the car crash)
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“On the Horizon” by John Lincoln Wright (Hoyt and Jason talk while working on the road crew)
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“Between You and I” by Stoll Vaughn (Sam talks to Tommy at the garage)
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“A Drink With Hank” by Sean Patrick McGraw (Hoyt calls Jessica, who hangs up on him)
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“Necroplasm Fix” by Horrorfall (The Queen and the Magister visit Fangtasia)
“Here in This Nowhere Town” by Agona Hardison (Arlene thinks she’s pregnant; Jason picks up a pair of vet students)
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“No One But the Dawg” by Steve McComb (Terry tries to talk to Arlene in Sam’s office)
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“Everybody Wants You” by Billy Squier (Jason can’t perform)
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“Bad Blood” by Beck (end credits)
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Episode 3.02 – Beautifully Broken
“Slither Thing” by Collide (Sookie asks Eric about Nazi werewolves; Jessica asks Pam for advice)
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“Rondeau from Abdelazer” by The Royal Philharmonic (Talbot descends the stairs at the mansion to meet Bill)
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(Alternate performance; Royal Philharmonic version not available online)
“Ride My Train” by Jonathan Clark (Sookie & Terry talk in Merlotte’s; he gives her a gun)
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“Walk First” by Steve McComb (Jason and Andy talk at Merlotte’s; Jason hugs Andy)
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“Evil Ways” by The Hampton (Rock) Quartet (Russell, Talbot and Bill enjoy a multi-course meal)
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“Beautifully Broken” by Gov’t Mule (Terry gives Arlene his list of reasons to trust him with her kids; Franklin shows up at Merlotte’s; Jessica discovers the body is missing)
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“Dixie Rocks” by Derrick Procell (Andy takes Jason on a ridealong to Hotshot)
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“Anyone But You” by Sean Patrick McGraw (Tara and the rednecks throw down, Franklin assists)
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“Classically Inclined” by Eduardo Ponsdomenech (Lorena shows up at the mansion)
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“I’m Alive” by Shelby Lynne (end credits)
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Episode 3.03 – It Hurts Me Too
“Classically Inclined” by Eduardo Ponsdomenech (aftermath of Bill burning Lorena)
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“Same Old” by The Roadhawgs (Jason tells Hoyt that being a cop is his destiny)
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“Coming Down” by Acumen Nation (Pam answers the phone at Fangtasia)
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“One of Them Days” by Jesse Dayton (Sookie asks Sam for time off to go to Mississippi)
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“Dry Your Tears” by James Clarke (Mike the Coroner calls Tara about Eggs’ funeral)
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“Howlin’ for My Baby” by M. Ward (Sam’s family comes to Merlotte’s)
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“Wild One” by Those Darlin’s (Jason tells Tara she’s like a sister to him)
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“Two Many Days” by Judy Fields (Arlene tells Terry she’s pregnant and that he’s the father)
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“Spoonful” by Howlin’ Wolf (Alcide and Sookie go to the were bar)
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“Ain’t No Invisible Man” by Jakob Dylan (Alcide, Sookie and Hollis after the fight at the were bar)
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“It Hurts Me Too” by Gaye Adegbalola (end credits)
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Episode 3.04 – 9 Crimes
“Mamasita” by Daddy P, Spiket & Da Diggler (Lafayette leaves Tara a voicemail while sitting in his new car)
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“Bonehead” by ONEPOINTSIX (Eric fantasizes about Sookie while watching Yvetta)
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“Blame It On The Fact That I’m A Man” by The Mears Brothers (Jason confronts the new jock at Merlotte’s)
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“Walk That Midnight Walk” courtesy of Bosshouse Music (Merlotte’s background music)
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“Ten Year High School Reunion” by Kevin Fisher (Sam trains Jessica to be a Merlotte’s waitress)
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“Train Wreck” by Deanna Johnston (Sam gives Andy a few good reasons to make him a cop)
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“SOS” by Sennen (Sookie goes back to Lou Pine’s Bar)
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“Paradise Circus” by Massive Attack (Bill goes to a strip club to procure dinner for Lorena & Russell)
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“Wolf Blood Honey” by The Upside Down (Debbie Pelt crowd surfs up to the stage for her initiation)
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“Do Not Conceal Thy Radiant Eyes” courtesy of Extreme Music (Russell performs the initiation ritual with Debbie Pelt, the werewolves drink his blood)
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“9 Crimes (Demo)” by Damien Rice (Russell, Lorena & Bill feed on the stripper in the limo; end credits)
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Episode 3.05 – Trouble
“I Got More Bills Than I Can Pay” by Sonny Ellis (Jason tries to stay busy at the Sheriff’s office)
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“Baby Let’s Play House” by Arthur Gunter (Terry moves in with Arlene)
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“Smalltown Banjo Breakdown” by Thomas Richard Smith Sr. (Crystal drives by/Jason remembers when he first saw her)
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“Devastation Road” by eBlues Highway (Jessica and Hoyt see each other at Merlotte’s)
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“Damned If I Do” by Jace Everett (Jason thinks Crystal stood him up; Jesus & Lafayette play pool)
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“Little Moon” by Honneycombs (Jason finds Crystal in the parking lot and they go for a walk)
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“Trouble” by Jackie DeShannon (end credits)
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Episode 3.06 – I Got A Right To Sing The Blues
“Honky Tonk Baby” by Jim Pendergrast (Arlene loses it over Peach’s food prep questions.)
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“La Belle Et la Bad Boy” by MC Solaar (Lafayette and Jesus talk in the car.)
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“I Gotta Right to Sing the Blues” by Billie Holliday (Lorena tortures Bill.)
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“Youkali Tango” by Teresa Stratas (Eric and Russell on horseback)
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Brahms: 2 Rhapsodies, Op. 79: Rhapsody No. 2 in G Minor courtesy of Naxos/SourceQ (Tara convinces Franklin to untie her from the bed.)
“Bizness Changes” by Art Lilliards Heavenly Band (The Queen scratches off lottery tickets.)
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“Over the Moon” by Jonny Savarino (Russell proposes to the Queen.)
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“Sixty Days on the Road” courtesy Bosshouse Music (Jason arrives at Hotshot.)
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“Lorena’s Theme” composed by Nathan Barr, sung by Lizbeth Scott (Lorena lets Coot and Debbie drink Bill’s blood)
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“Double Shot of You” by eBlues Highway (Lafayette snaps at Arlene when she confronts Sam about a mean pitbull. Sam looks for Tommy.)
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“Oh My My” by Michael Mazochi (Sam asks Andy about dog fighting rumors.)
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“Hells Bells” by Cary Ann Hearst (end credits)
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Episode 3.07 – Hitting the Ground
“Mountain Radio” by The Benders (Sam tries to get into the dog fights)
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“Can’t Drive Me Away” by Stone Temple Pilots (Jason talks to Hoyt about Crystal; Summer shows up with biscuits)
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“You Get What You Pay For” by Jason Charles Miller (Alcide and Tara talk in Alcide’s truck)
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“Small H2O Blues” by Zebra Junction (Jason asks Lafayette to sell him some meth, for a prisoner)
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“Waiting ‘Round to Die” by Townes Van Zandt & Calvin Russell (Tommy decides to leave with Sam)
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“Hitting the Ground” by Gordon Gano feat PJ Harvey and Frank Ferrer (end credits)
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Episode 3.08 – Night On The Sun
“Tea Biscuit” by Eduardo Ponsdomenech (Russell tells Talbot he killed the Magister)
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“Till You Lay Down Your Heavy Load” by Eilen Jewell (Lafayette comforts traumatized Tara)
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“Dynamite and Whiskey” by Fred Eaglesmith (Arlene has a nightmare about Rene; Arlene talks to the new waitress)
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“Another Year Again” by The Sadies (Tommy picks a fight with Hoyt at Merlotte’s)
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“Kiss Like Your Kiss” by Lucinda Williams with Elvis Costello (Crystal and Jason talk after sex)
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“Straight Into A Storm” by Deer Tick (Calvin Norris comes to Merlotte’s in search of Crystal)
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“Nacao Postal” by Beto Villares (Eric and Talbot play chess…until Talbot gets bored)
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“Night On The Sun” by Iron Horse (Jason goes to Hotshot and sees someone eating a deer)
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“Head” by Otep (Hoyt drives down the road; Jessica feeds off the werewolf; Bill & Sookie have sex; end credits)
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Episode 3.09 – Everything Is Broken
“How To Become Clairvoyant” by Robbie Robertson (Lafayette & Jesus get romantic)
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“Tricked Out” by Disposable Youth (Terry calls Sam about Tommy’s loud late night activities)
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“Be My Queen” courtesy of Bosshouse Music (Sam finds Tommy entertaining a girl)
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“Take Me Home” by Nathan Barr & Lisbeth Scott (Sookie looks at a Stackhouse family scrapbook)
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“Heart of Steel” by Galactic (Ruby Jean notices something different about “Lala” before Jesus takes her home)
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“So Far, So Good” by Jim Bianco (Holly & Arlene talk in Sam’s office at Merlotte’s)
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“Holding On Too Tight” by Brit Savage (Jessica sees Hoyt and Summer come into Merlotte’s)
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“Faith” by Alejandro Escovedo (Jesus pays Lafayette a visit; Jessica and Hoyt make up; Tommy yells at Hoyt)
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“Heaven Knows” by James Combs & Joey Peters (Calvin Norris shows up at Merlotte’s, Sam is pissed)
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“Dead and Gone” by Los Infernos (Sam beats the crap out of Calvin)
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“Everything Is Broken” by Bob Dylan (end credits)
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Episode 3.10 – I Smell A Rat
“Trains Gonna Roll” by Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash (playing in Hoyt’s truck)
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“Supreme Illusion (Nickodemus Remix)” by Thievery Corporation (Lafayette & Jesus’s weird V trip)
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“I Miss You” by The Court Yard Hounds (Hoyt tells Jessica that he loves her)
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“What You Want Me To Do” by The Heavy (Russell says his goodbyes to Talbot by killing Tony)
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“I Smell A Rat” by Patty Griffin (end credits)
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Episode 3.11 – Fresh Blood
“Blessa” by Toro Y Moi (Lafayette and Jesus talk about their V trip)
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“You Are My Sunshine” by Nathan Barr (Eric’s ringtone)
“Tears Will Be The Chaser For Your Wine” by Wanda Jackson (Tara confronts Andy about Eggs’ death)
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“The Ghost Who Walks” by Karen Elson (Sam kicks everyone out of Merlotte’s and fires Tommy)
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“Africa La” by Beto Villares (Lafayette’s religious artifacts talk to him)
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“Help the Poor” by BB King & Eric Clapton (Sam and Tara talk over drinks at Merlotte’s)
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“Fresh Blood” by Eels (end credits)
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Episode 3.12 – Evil Is Going On
“Evil Is Going On” by Jace Everett & CC Adcock (Angry Sam at Merlotte’s and end credits)
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“Somebody’s Knockin'” by Rapture 7 (Tara walks in on Lettie Mae and the preacher)
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“Blood Like Lemonade” by Morcheeba (Sookie and Alcide talk at Fangtasia while Russell listens in)
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“Late Night Horizon” by The Ramblin’ Souls (Lafayette calls Jesus from the Merlotte’s pay phone, freaked out)
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“Bye Bye Little Angel” by Elton Anderson (Tara drives by Merlotte’s on her way out of town)
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