American Graffiti (soundtrack)

Though the movie American Graffiti is well known for launching the careers of director George Lucas and actors Ron Howard, Richard Dreyfuss, Suzanne Somers[?] and Harrison Ford, the movie stands out for its ability to accurately reflect the music of the period in which it is set.

(We're Gonna) Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley and the Comets
Sixteen Candles[?] by The Crests[?]
Runaway[?] by Del Shannon
Why Do Fools Fall in Love[?] by Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers[?]
That'll be the Day[?] by Buddy Holly
Fanny Mae[?] by Buster Brown[?]
At the Hop[?] by Flash Cadillac & The Continental Kids[?]
She's So Fine[?] by Flash Cadillac & The Continental Kids[?]
The Stroll[?] by The Diamonds[?]
See You in September[?] by The Tempos[?]
Surfin' Safari[?] by The Beach Boys
He's the Great Imposter[?] by The Fleetwoods[?]
Almost Grown[?] by Chuck Berry
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes[?] by The Platters
Little Darlin'[?] by The Diamonds[?]
Peppermint Twist[?] by Joey Dee & The Starlighters[?]
Barbara Anne[?] by The Regents[?]
Book of Love[?] by The Monotones[?]
Maybe Baby[?] by Buddy Holly
Ya Ya[?] by Lee Dorsey[?]
The Great Pretender[?] by The Platters
Ain't That A Shame[?] by Fats Domino
Johnny B. Goode[?] by Chuck Berry
I Only Have Eyes For You[?] by The Flamingos
Get A Job[?] by The Silhouettes[?]
To The Aisle[?] by The Five Satins[?]
Do You Wanna Dance[?] by Bobby Freeman[?]
Party Doll[?] by Buddy Knox[?]
Come Go with Me[?] by The Del-Vikings[?]
You're Sixteen— You're Beautiful[?] (and You're Mine) by Johnny Burnette
Love Potion No. 9[?] by The Clovers[?]
Since I Don't Have You[?] by The Skyliners[?]
Chantilly Lace[?] by The Big Bopper
Teen Angel[?] by Mark Dinning[?]
Crying in the Chapel[?] by sonny Till & The Orioles[?]
A Thousand Miles Away[?] by The Heartbeats[?]
Heart and Soul[?] by The Cleftones[?]
Green Onions by Booker T. & The M.G.'s[?]
Only You[?] (and You Alone) by The Platters
Goodnight, Well It's Time To Go[?] by The Spaniels[?]
All Summer Long[?] by The Beach Boys