People Like Us Soundtrack: Listen to all 16 songs with scene descriptions

Note: Below is a complete playlist of all 16 songs that can be heard in the movie “People Like Us”. Some of these commercial songs are not included on the official soundtrack album but are used in the movie.

All 16 songs featured in “People Like Us”:

Song:	Listen on:
Funk #49 - James Gang Timestamp: 0:01 | Scene: To be heard right at the beginning of the film.
Jamming Late At Night - Martin Haene and Joerg Sieghart Timestamp: 0:14 | Scene: Sam gets a call from his lawyer's father.	---
Fast As A Shark - Accept Timestamp: 0:31 | Scene: Sam ransacks his father's study.
Boogie Stop Shuffle - Charles Mingus Timestamp: 0:31 | Scene: Sam is sitting in his father's study, talking on the phone.
The Ruling Class - Loose Fur Timestamp: 0:36 | Scene: John is bullied by his classmates; Later he is in a music store and meets Sam.
Spanish Bombs - The Cash Timestamp: 0:39 | Scene: Sam and John are driving around in the car.
Buzzin - Mann Timestamp: 0:41 | Scene: Sam is at a party where Frankie is working.
Louder (Put Your Hands Up) - Chris Willis Timestamp: 0:41 | Scene: 2nd song at the party: Sam listens to his voice mail.
Stone Rollin - Raphael Saadiq Timestamp: 0:42 | Scene: Sam approaches Frankie at the party.
Tangled Up In Blue - Bob Dylan Timestamp: 1:01 | Scene: Montage: Frankie works in the garden; Lillian is seen in the house; Frankie, John and Sam go for a ride.
We Don’t Eat - James Vincent McMorrow Timestamp: 1:24 | Scene: Sam and Frankie have a heated argument; Frankie visits the lawyer and sees the $150,000; Sam accompanies his mother to the hospital....
Dotted Line - Liz Phair Scene: Can be heard in the credits.
Helpin‘ Hand - Foghat
Truckasaurus - Anthony Cossa, Jim „Runt“ Miller and Eileen O‘ Mara	---
Sunrise - Eric Carmen
Sister Funk - Thomas East	---

What’s the movie about?
Sam is a slick top salesman who reluctantly goes to his father’s funeral. He had a strained relationship with him and is surprised when the family lawyer hands him $150,000. He is to hand the money over to his half-sister and her son, of whose existence he had no idea until then. He approaches them without revealing his own identity and wrestles with whether to keep the money, which he could put to good use himself, for himself or honor the newly discovered family ties.