Note: Below is a complete playlist of all 18 songs that can be heard in the movie “When Harry Met Sally”. Some of these commercial songs are not included on the official soundtrack album but are used in the movie.
All 18 songs featured in “When Harry Met Sally”:
| Song: | Listen on: |
|---|---|
| "Our Love Is Here To Stay" by Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald Timestamp: 0:02 | Scene: Harry kisses his girlfriend Amanda outside the university. Sally arrives in her car. Harry says goodbye to his girlfriend and gets into Sally's car. |  |
| "Ramblin Man" by The Allman Brothers Band Timestamp: 0:07 | Scene: Sally and Harry talk about sex in the diner. They order food. | |
| "Right Time Of The Night" by Jennifer Warnes Timestamp: 0:09 | Scene: Sally works out the bill and Harry tells her how attractive she is. | |
| "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off" by Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald Timestamp: 0:12 | Scene: Harry and Sally cross a bridge in the car and arrive in New York. | |
| "Where Or When" by Ella Fitzgerald Timestamp: 0:14 | Scene: Sally kisses her boyfriend Joe in the airport. Harry notices them as he walks by and talks to Joe. | |
| "Winter Wonderland" by Ray Charles Timestamp: 0:45 | Scene: Snowy, Christmasy scenes in New York. Sally and Harry buy a Christmas tree. | |
| "I Could Write A Book" by Harry Connick Jr. Timestamp: 0:46 | Scene: Sally and Harry dance at the New Years Eve party. | |
| "Auld Lang Syne" by Louis Armstrong Timestamp: 0:48 | Scene: Sung by the party goers after the countdown to the new year. Harry and Sally wish each other a happy new year. | |
| "Surrey With The Fringe On Top" by Miles Davis Timestamp: 0:55 | Scene: Sung by Harry on the karaoke machine in the shop. Sally joins in but stops when Harry sees an old flame, Helen. | |
| "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" by Bing Crosby Timestamp: 1:18 | Scene: Sally buys a Christmas tree on her own and struggles to carry it home. Harry leaves messages for Sally on her answerphone. | |
| "Call Me" by Nancy Sinatra Timestamp: 1:19 | Scene: Harry sings this song down the phone to Sally. | |
| "Don't Get Around Much Anymore" by Harry Connick Jr. Timestamp: 1:21 | Scene: Sally dances at the New Years Eve party but doesn't seem to be enjoying herself. | |
| "It Had To Be You" by Frank Sinatra Timestamp: 1:23 | Scene: Harry walks and begins running to get to Sally at the News Years Eve party. Sally tells her friends she's leaving. Harry tries to hail a cab but can't. He finally reaches her and tells her he loves her. | |
| "Auld Lang Syne" by Louis Armstrong Timestamp: 1:26 | Scene: The party goers sing as Sally gets angry and tearful then kisses Harry. Harry talks about the meaning of the song. | |
| "It Had To Be You" by Harry Connick Jr. Timestamp: 1:28 | Scene: 1st song in end credits. | |
| "Let's Call The Whole Thing Off" by Harry Connick Jr. Timestamp: 1:28 | Scene: 2nd song in end credits. | |
| "But Not For Me" by Harry Connick Jr. Timestamp: 1:30 | Scene: 3rd song in end credits. | |
| "It Had To Be You" by Harry Connick Jr. Timestamp: 1:30 | Scene: 4th song in end credits. | |
What’s the movie about?
Harry and Sally have known each other for years and are very good friends, but they fear that sex would ruin the friendship.