MusicBrainz lists 103 distinct song titles by Spin Doctors on official albums, singles and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists 100 of them, A to Z – for each letter the titles found on the most releases – and says so plainly.
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With #
- “40 or 50” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “’Bout a Train” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With A
- “About a Train” – first released 2013 on If the River Was Whiskey
- “At This Hour” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “At This Time” – first released 1993 on Jimmy Olsen’s Blues
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With B
- “Bad Man Blues” – first released 1994 on You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast
- “Bags of Dirt” – first released 1994 on Turn It Upside Down
- “Beasts in the Woods” – first released 1994 on Turn It Upside Down
- “Ben’s Looking Out the Window Blues” – first released 2013 on If the River Was Whiskey
- “Big Fat Funky Booty” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “Biscuit Head” – first released 1994 on Turn It Upside Down
- “Boombox” – first released 2025 on Face Full of Cake
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With C
- “Can’t Explain” – first released 1994 on You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast
- “Can’t Kick the Habit” – first released 2005 on Nice Talking to Me
- “Can’t Say No” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “Cleopatra’s Cat” – first released 1994 on Cleopatra’s Cat
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With D
- “Diamond” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
- “Dodging Assassins” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
- “Dogs on a Doe” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
- “Double Parked” – first released 2025 on Face Full of Cake
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With F
- “Fisherman’s Delight” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
- “Forty or Fifty” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “Freeway of Plains” – first released 1992 on Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong
- “Freeway of the Plains” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With G
- “Genuine” – first released 2005 on Nice Talking to Me
- “Gone Mad” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
- “Gorilla Boy” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With H
- “Happily Ever After” – first released 2005 on Nice Talking to Me
- “Hard to Exist” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “Have You Ever Seen the Rain?” – first released 1994 on Have You Ever Seen the Rain?
- “Here Comes the Bride” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
- “House” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Could Have Me?)” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “Hungry Hamed’s” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With I
- “I Can’t Believe You’re Still With Her” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
- “I Liked You Better When Your Butt Was Big” – first released 2025 on Face Full of Cake
- “I’d Like to Love You” – first released 2005 on Nice Talking to Me
- “If the River Was Whiskey” – first released 2013 on If the River Was Whiskey
- “If Wishes Were Horses” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
- “I’m The Man (You Got)” – first released 2025 on Face Full of Cake
- “Indifference” – first released 1994 on Turn It Upside Down
- “Intro / Yo Mama’s a Pajama” – first released 1992 on Two Princes
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With J
- “Jimmy Olsen’s Blues” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With K
- “Key to the Kingdom” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With L
- “Laraby’s Gang” – first released 1994 on Turn It Upside Down
- “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With M
- “Marcy of the Air” – first released 1996 on She Used To Be Mine
- “Margarita” – first released 2005 on Nice Talking to Me
- “Mary Jane” – first released 1994 on Turn It Upside Down
- “Miss America” – first released 1996 on She Used To Be Mine
- “More Than Meets the Ear” – first released 1994 on Turn It Upside Down
- “More Than She Knows” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “My Problem Now” – first released 2005 on Nice Talking to Me
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With N
- “Nice Talking to Me” – first released 2005 on Nice Talking to Me
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With O
- “Off My Line” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With P
- “Piece of Glass” – first released 1994 on You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With R
- “Refrigerator Car” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “Rock ’N’ Roll Heaven” – first released 2025 on Face Full of Cake
- “Rosetta Stone” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “Rossetta Stone” – first released 1993 on Jimmy Olsen’s Blues
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With S
- “Safety Pin” – first released 2005 on Nice Talking to Me
- “Scotch and Water Blues” – first released 2013 on If the River Was Whiskey
- “She Used to Be Mine” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
- “She’s Not You” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
- “Shinbone Alley / Hard to Exist” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “Siren Dress” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
- “Sister Sisyphus” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
- “So Bad” – first released 2013 on If the River Was Whiskey
- “Some Other Man Instead” – first released 2013 on If the River Was Whiskey
- “Someday All This Will Be Road” – first released 1994 on Turn It Upside Down
- “Stepped on a Crack” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “Still A Gorilla” – first released 2025 on Still a Gorilla
- “Stop Breaking Down” – first released 1994 on Cleopatra’s Cat
- “Sugar” – first released 2005 on Nice Talking to Me
- “Sweet Widow” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With T
- “The Bigger I Laugh, the Harder I Cry” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
- “The Buddha On The Lawn” – first released 2025 on Face Full of Cake
- “The Drop” – first released 2013 on If the River Was Whiskey
- “The Heart Of The Highway” – first released 2025 on Face Full of Cake
- “The Man” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
- “That’s the Way (I Like It)” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
- “To Make Me Blue” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
- “Tomorrow Can Pay the Rent” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
- “Tonight You Could Steal Me Away” – first released 2005 on Nice Talking to Me
- “Traction Blues” – first released 2013 on If the River Was Whiskey
- “Turn It Upside Down” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “Two Princes” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With U
- “Uranium Century” – first released 1994 on Cleopatra’s Cat
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With V
- “Vampires in the Sun” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With W
- “Waiting for the Blow” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
- “What My Love?” – first released 2013 on If the River Was Whiskey
- “What Time Is It?” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “When You Got Turmoil In Your Mind” – first released 2025 on Face Full of Cake
- “Where Angels Fear to Tread” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
- “While You’re Holding The Moon (Over Me)” – first released 2025 on Face Full of Cake
- “Woodstock” – first released 1994 on Mary Jane
- “Wow” – first released 1999 on Here Comes the Bride
Spin Doctors Songs Starting With Y
- “Yo Mamas a Pajama” – first released 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite
- “You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast” – first released 1994 on Turn It Upside Down
- “You’ve Got to Believe in Something” – first released 1996 on You’ve Got to Believe in Something
Studio Albums
- Pocket Full of Kryptonite (1991)
- Turn It Upside Down (1994)
- You’ve Got to Believe in Something (1996)
- Here Comes the Bride (1999)
- Nice Talking to Me (2005)
- If the River Was Whiskey (2013)
- Face Full of Cake (2025)
How This List Was Compiled
This list is compiled from MusicBrainz, the authoritative open music encyclopedia, specifically the Spin Doctors artist page at https://musicbrainz.org/artist/1bcb61f3-ca9c-4a26-b16e-0547ad6c21be, retrieved on 2026-10-09. It reflects the database entries for official albums, singles, and EPs by Spin Doctors. The 103 distinct song titles listed on MusicBrainz were reviewed, and this page presents 100 of them, selected for each letter by the titles that appear on the most official releases. Live, remix, demo, and compilation-only versions are excluded to maintain consistency and accuracy. Duplicate titles with minor variations are preserved as listed, without merging or omission.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many distinct Spin Doctors songs are listed on MusicBrainz?
MusicBrainz lists 103 distinct song titles by Spin Doctors on official albums, singles, and EPs.
What is the earliest release year for a Spin Doctors song in this list?
The earliest release year is 1991, with multiple songs first released on the album Pocket Full of Kryptonite and related singles.
Which letter has the most Spin Doctors song titles listed?
The letter S has the most song titles listed here, with 15 songs represented.
Are there any songs with very similar or variant titles?
Yes, for example, “Rosetta Stone” first released in 1991 on Pocket Full of Kryptonite and “Rossetta Stone” first released in 1993 on Jimmy Olsen’s Blues appear as separate entries, reflecting the exact MusicBrainz listings.
Final Thoughts
This list aims to provide a clear, factual reference to Spin Doctors songs as catalogued by MusicBrainz. For any additional details beyond official releases, such as live versions or collaborations, MusicBrainz does not list them here.
Fans and researchers can rely on this compilation as a trustworthy index of the band’s officially released songs up to the retrieval date.
To give a more detailed understanding of the band’s output, consider the distribution of songs across albums and years. For example, the 1991 album Pocket Full of Kryptonite features many foundational tracks, such as “Two Princes” and “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong,” which reappear in singles and live settings but are only listed here in their official releases. Later albums like Turn It Upside Down (1994) and You’ve Got to Believe in Something (1996) contribute significantly to the catalog, showing the band’s evolving style and output over time.
Notably, the band continued to release albums into the 2000s and beyond, with Nice Talking to Me in 2005 and If the River Was Whiskey in 2013 adding new songs such as “Can’t Kick the Habit” and “Scotch and Water Blues.” The most recent album listed, Face Full of Cake (2025), includes titles like “Boombox” and “Rock ’N’ Roll Heaven.” This shows the band’s sustained creative efforts over more than three decades as captured by this database.
Examining the song titles by letter also reveals interesting patterns. For example, the letter B includes a mix of blues-inspired titles such as “Bad Man Blues” and “Ben’s Looking Out the Window Blues,” while the letter T contains several titles beginning with “The,” reflecting a common stylistic choice in naming. The presence of songs such as “Have You Ever Seen the Rain?” under H shows coverage of singles beyond studio albums.
While this list is extensive, some letters have fewer entries, such as J, K, and N, each with a single or very few songs, reflecting the band’s focus and naming conventions. The letter S stands out as the most prolific, which may interest those analyzing the band’s thematic or lyrical tendencies.
For those seeking to explore Spin Doctors’ music chronologically, the release years provide a useful timeline. From the early 1990s through the mid-2020s, the band’s output includes a blend of albums, singles, and EPs. This timeline aids in contextualizing the songs within the band’s career.
Anyone interested in verifying or expanding upon this information beyond official releases should consult MusicBrainz directly, as it is the primary source of this data. Wikipedia also maintains a page on Spin Doctors but does not list all song titles in this format.
Overall, this A to Z list provides a comprehensive snapshot of Spin Doctors’ officially released songs as recognized by MusicBrainz as of October 2026.
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