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Songs featured within episodes of White Collar[]
Below are the commercial (non-original) tracks featured in episodes of White Collar. Songs are listed in chronological order of their first appearance by episode.
Season 1[]
| Song Title | Artist | Episodes featuring | Sources |
| "Hold On! I'm Comin" | Sam & Dave | Pilot | Opening scene when Neal gets a car from the airport and drives into the city; Final scene after Peter gives Neal his FBI credentials |
| "The Good Life" | Bobby Darin | Pilot | When Peter goes to June's home to find where Neal has moved to (Roof-top terrace scene) |
| "Open Your Eyes" | Jesse Glick | The Portrait | Opening scene when Neal and Mozzie are at Grand Central Terminal |
| "Feels Like the End" | Shane Alexander | All In | Final scene after Mei-Lin calls Neal |
| "The Flower Duet" | Delibes | Free Fall |
Inside Adrian Tullane's apartment |
| "Piano Sonata No. 2" | Mozart | Hard Sell | The music box |
| "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing" | Vital Signs | Neal is singing this while he's druged and kept in Dr Powell's office | |
| "Crystal Village" | Pete Yorn | Season 1 | Used in promotional clips for second half of season |
Season 2[]
| Song Title | Artist | Episodes featuring | Sources |
| "Claire De Lune" | Debussy | Need to Know | Warehouse scene with Peter and Mozzie |
| "I'm Back" | Dope | Copycat Caffrey | |
| "In The Hall Of Mountain King" | Edvard Grieg | By the Book | Scene when Mozzie enters the bureau |
| "How You Like Me Now" | The Heavy | Point Blank | Neal confronts Fowler |
References[]
The Music Box music is NOT a classical piece, as has so often been mis-reported, but was written especially for the box when it was comissioned. Source: Jeff Eastin on Season One White Collar Boxed Set Disk Commentary. It is a variation of Mozart's piano sonata in F major adagio.