Garfield Escape From Monday Soundtrack: Track List Details

Does Garfield Escape From Monday have a confirmed soundtrack?

A soundtrack can set the mood for a game, but the album below belongs to Garfield: The Movie, not a confirmed Garfield Escape From Monday soundtrack. That distinction matters if you are trying to find a particular in-game song, identify a composer, or build a playlist without mixing up different Garfield releases.

What it does provide is a 15-song listing for the Garfield: The Movie soundtrack, described as music from and inspired by the film.

Search question	Confirmed details
Is there a track list for Garfield: The Movie?	Yes: it lists 15 songs.
Is that the Garfield Escape From Monday soundtrack?	No; this is a separate movie album
Does the listing identify game music or a game composer?	No.
Does the listing say every song plays in the film?	No; it describes the album as music from and inspired by the motion picture.

The linked page provides the movie soundtrack listing discussed here. Use it to browse that movie album, without assuming its songs are in Garfield Escape From Monday.

Official page: Garfield Escape From Monday (microids.com)

The 15 songs listed for the movie soundtrack

If you are looking for the Garfield Escape From Monday soundtrack, this album listing mixes songs with cat, dog, and friendship themes. Its tracks include familiar recordings by James Brown, Elton John, Elvis Presley, Tom Jones, and The Turtles, alongside songs by Baha Men, Cheap Trick, Matthew Sweet, and others.

#	Song	Artist	Album or release detail
1	“Holla”	Baha Men	From Holla! (2004)
2	“I Got You (I Feel Good)”	James Brown	Single released in 1965; later on I Got You (I Feel Good) (1966)
3	“Honky Cat”	Elton John	From Honky Château (1972)
4	“Hound Dog”	Elvis Presley	Single released in 1956; first recorded by Big Mama Thornton
5	“What’s New Pussycat”	Tom Jones	From What’s New Pussycat? (1965)
6	“Wild Thing”	Cheap Trick	From the Encino Man soundtrack (1992)
7	“Cats vs. Dogs”	Matthew Sweet	From Living Things (2004)
8	“Stray Cat Strut”	Stray Cats	From Built for Speed (1982)
9	“Fat Cat Keeps Getting Fatter”	Squirrel Nut Zippers	From Perennial Favorites (1998)
10	“Talk to the Animals”	Sammy Davis Jr.	From Sammy Davis Jr. Sings the Complete 'Dr. Dolittle' (1967)
11	“Walking the Dog”	Rufus Thomas	From Walking the Dog (1963)
12	“Atomic Dog”	George Clinton	From Computer Games (1982)
13	“More Than a Friend”	All Too Much	From The In-Laws soundtrack (2003)
14	“Happy Together”	The Turtles	From Happy Together (1967)
15	“You’ve Got a Friend”	Al Green	From Soul Survivor (1987); duet with Billy Preston

The table lists the separate movie album’s songs. The release notes describe where the songs appeared or how they were previously released; they do not provide a game soundtrack sequence, timestamps, or scene-by-scene placements. The movie track list is not a confirmed playlist for Garfield Escape From Monday.

Some notes distinguish a listed performance from a song’s earlier history. “Hound Dog” was first recorded by Big Mama Thornton, while Elvis Presley’s version was released as a single in 1956. It says “Wild Thing” was first recorded by The Wild Ones and popularized by The Troggs, while the listed Cheap Trick recording comes from the Encino Man soundtrack. “Talk to the Animals,” as listed here, is sung by Sammy Davis Jr.; Rex Harrison was its first recording artist. These details describe the songs’ histories, not their use in the game.

The entry also links to Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties/Garfield: The Movie (Original Motion Picture Score). That title identifies a separate score. It is not enough to identify the score’s composer or establish any connection to the game named in the search.

Cat, dog, and friendship themes in the track list

Several song titles make the movie album’s animal themes easy to spot when you compare them with the Garfield Escape From Monday soundtrack search. “What’s New Pussycat,” “Stray Cat Strut,” and “Fat Cat Keeps Getting Fatter” use cat references; “Hound Dog,” “Walking the Dog,” and “Atomic Dog” point to dogs. “Happy Together,” “More Than a Friend,” and “You’ve Got a Friend” bring friendship into the mix.

Theme suggested by the title	Tracks in the listing
Cat references	“What’s New Pussycat”; “Stray Cat Strut”; “Fat Cat Keeps Getting Fatter”
Dog references	“Hound Dog”; “Walking the Dog”; “Atomic Dog”
Friendship references	“Happy Together”; “More Than a Friend”; “You’ve Got a Friend”
Other animal or pet references	“Cats vs. Dogs”; “Talk to the Animals”

These are groupings based on the words in the titles, not claims about how a song is used in a scene. The album’s songs are largely themed around cats, dogs, and friendship.

For a listener making a themed playlist, the titles offer a simple starting point: group the cat- and dog-named songs together, then use the friendship-related tracks as a separate section. This grouping organizes the album listing for browsing; it is not an official sequence or recommendation.

How to check a Garfield soundtrack without mixing up releases

When you search for the Garfield Escape From Monday soundtrack, look for a source that names the exact game or release. A result about a Garfield movie may still be useful for movie music, but it does not answer a game-specific question unless it explicitly connects the two.

What you want to verify	What to look for
Whether the game has a soundtrack release	A page naming Garfield Escape From Monday and describing its music release
Track names	A track list associated with that exact title
Composer or performers	Credits tied to the game or its soundtrack
Whether a song appears in the game	Game-specific placement details, such as a scene or menu reference
Whether a listing is for a movie	A matching film title, album title, or motion-picture description

Game tracks, composer credits, release dates, and listening links are unknown; do not use the separate movie album to fill in those details.

Keep the exact game, film, and album titles separate when searching. The Garfield: The Movie album below has 15 listed songs and original release details; keep it separate from the Garfield Escape From Monday soundtrack.

What the available information means for listeners

The movie album has a broad selection of recognizable songs and animal-themed titles. If you are looking for that album, start with the 15-track table. The page also names an original motion-picture score collection, though it does not detail that collection’s tracks.

The movie compilation and a game soundtrack are not interchangeable simply because both involve Garfield. Check that a track list or credit page names the exact game before treating it as evidence.

That distinction also helps with song identification. A familiar track appearing on the movie album does not prove it appears in the game. Likewise, a movie soundtrack’s artist list does not identify a game composer. Those details require a source tied directly to the game release.

FAQ

Is there a confirmed Garfield Escape From Monday soundtrack track list?

The game’s complete track list is unknown. The movie album lists 15 songs for Garfield: The Movie, not for Garfield Escape From Monday.

Which Garfield soundtrack has 15 songs?

The Garfield: The Movie soundtrack has 15 tracks, including “Holla,” “Honky Cat,” “Stray Cat Strut,” and “Happy Together.”

Does the movie soundtrack list confirm songs from the game?

No. The listing describes music from and inspired by the motion picture. It does not say that these songs appear in Garfield Escape From Monday.

Where can I check the listed movie soundtrack songs?

See the Garfield Wiki’s Garfield: The Movie soundtrack entry. It covers the movie album, not the Garfield Escape From Monday soundtrack.