Tulsa King Season 3 Soundtrack: All Songs by Episode | SeekerTune: Every Song

Opening Credits Music

The scene cuts from Dwight rejecting Ray's proposal to retire and share profits, to a music montage that sets the stage for Mitch's Auto City storyline. This sequence introduces us to Cleo and the Montague distillery, setting the tone for the next part of the story.

Bred2Buck Saloon Casino & Cabaret scenes

Dwight and Mitch hash out Mitch's frustrations at the Casino. The conversation turns when Mitch brings up his family's distillery troubles, leading Dwight to consider intervening while also dealing with Jeremiah Dunmire's looming expectations.

Grace runs into Bodhi at the Higher Plane dispensary. Bodhi is on a mission to collect K.C.'s cannabis profits and meet up with Tyson midway through his journey.

Tyson is at home and starts dancing in front of the mirror

Spring-headed Buddha dolls inside the car / As they cruise down the highway towards their next destination, Tyson, Bodhi, and Grace jam out to tunes and geek out over their ride, a sleek electric car that's getting them one step closer to meeting up in Kansas City. The trio's conversation is all about music and machinery as they discuss everything from their favorite artists to the pros and cons of eco-friendly transportation.

They change the music when they are in the car

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wight finds himself trapped in a self-driving sedan. The AI system blasts Nas' music and ignores his desperate attempts to get out, leaving him stuck inside.

In the car, Dwight pushes for an eye-for-an-eye approach to justice, while Musso advocates for due process. Their differing views highlight the tension in their partnership.

Cleo stops at a convenience store to grab some snacks, bringing up prom night memories that leave Mitch reminding her to stay focused.

In the aftermath of taking down Cole's shady bingo scheme, the gang - consisting of Goodie, Tyson, Bodhi, and Grace, let loose with a night out at a local club. Tyson takes some time to enjoy himself, but eventually parts ways from the group to continue the party on his own terms.

Tyson and Serenity grab some quiet time in a private room to discuss their plans for life after Tulsa. The conversation takes on a thoughtful tone as they touch on their fears and doubts, but their words are soon cut short by an ominous sense of danger lurking nearby.

Dwight weighs in on the upcoming gubernatorial election, strategizing against Dunmire's influence. Just as he's got his political game face on, Goodie interrupts with an urgent problem that demands attention.

Margaret Devereaux runs into Cal Thresher at a local eatery, where she's brutally honest about his lack of charm. She proposes throwing her support behind his gubernatorial bid, but only if he's willing to make a huge concession: selling her share of their ranch at a significantly reduced price.

Mitch Keller and Cleo Montague meet up in a casino bar to discuss their plans. They're on the same page about recovering the stolen Montague 50 and avoiding the cops, but Mitch knows he's taking a big risk by going back out there - one that could land him right back behind bars.

Cole Dunmire pays a visit to Spencer at the local bar, where they likely swap stories and share a few laughs.

Tyson and Dwight have a heart-to-heart in the car when Tyson asks what it means to be a man. The conversation takes a mentor-like turn as Dwight shares wisdom on embracing mistakes and learning from them.

Dwight wraps up his transaction with Dexter Deacon, also known as the Watchmaker, at the bar. He hands over the cash in exchange for the untraceable device, their deal now officially done.

The scene opens on the bustling Distillery launch party, where industry bigwigs and eager fans gather to toast the new whiskey brand's arrival. As we step into the crowded space, the sounds of lively chatter and clinking glasses fill the air, punctuated by the smooth notes of a jazz quartet playing in the background.

In this high-stakes heist, Mitch, Cleo, Bodhi, and Grace infiltrate a shut-down distillery to reclaim their stolen bourbon. They take down a security guard with ease before making a getaway in some sweet rides.

As they hit the highway to Arkansas, tensions flare between Dwight and Tyson over the car's soundtrack, specifically, their disagreement about whether hip-hop or classic rock is the way to go. In a moment of frustration, Dwight swaps out the hip-hop playlist for some Doobie Brothers tunes, prompting an amused Tyson to raise an eyebrow.

Tyson queries Dwight about Quiet Ray, who's reportedly trying to muscle in on their operation. Dwight reveals that Ray is seeking a slice of their action, but expresses caution, admitting he's a little wary about the situation.

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Tragedy strikes when Armand is discovered lifeless in a local flophouse, his body hanging from the ceiling in a stark and sobering revelation. The authorities are called to the scene as the investigation into Armand's sudden and unexpected death begins.

Goodie and Tyson hash out their plans for his first big score. Goodie proposes an unorthodox scheme: pretending to be a fake cop to take down college drug dealers.

Cal Thresher sips on a drink while meeting with Attorney General Sackrider. The conversation starts with Cal trying to win over Sackrider's favor by buttering him up.

As they ride their hot streak at the craps table, Thresher extends an unexpected offer to Sackrider: the chance to become his future right-hand man as lieutenant governor. The stakes are high, but the potential reward is too enticing to ignore.

Sackrider hits rock bottom when he blows his entire fortune and maxes out the credit line. Thresher takes advantage of Sackrider's vulnerability and walks away, leaving him in a tough spot. Now, Dwight and Margaret are counting their gains, with Sackrider firmly under Dwight's control.

Dwight tracks down Sackrider to the bar and offers him a deal: he'll wipe out Sackrider's massive $100,000 debt if he agrees to pledge his loyalty. It's clear that money talks, and Sackrider is quick to accept the offer, eager to erase his financial woes.

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Eletronic music playing at the nightclub Higher Plane

Lee disguises himself as a property manager and uses his charm to convince a hotel clerk to let him access the fire alarm system. With ease, he talks his way past security, showcasing his sly and resourceful nature.

Lee makes a stop at his eponymous electric supply shop. The setting is quiet and industrious, with tools and machinery humming in the background.

After Deacon's sudden vanishing act, investigators find out that Premium Distro has abruptly stopped distributing Dunmire bourbon, a move that's sparking suspicions about a potential connection to rival brand Montague. The news raises questions about what's behind this unexpected change in distribution plans.

Dwight stops by a bar to collect cash from his pal Tyson's party planning venture. The visit is interrupted by the arrival of an old buddy, Lee, with whom he shares a drink and some catching up.

Tyson and Spencer get the boot from the club after being caught pushing ecstasy. The bouncers aren't having it, and the two friends are forced to leave their night on the town behind.

Lee heads to a dealership to pick up a sleek new Cadillac, courtesy of Dwight's approval. The car has clean registration, making it perfect for their upcoming mission. With its shiny exterior and reliable engine, this ride is ready to hit the road.

Dwight wraps up planning for the upcoming raid with Lee and Bigfoot before formally anointing Bodhi as the new Capo in the family. The move solidifies Bodhi's position within the group.

As the team launches an attack on the compound, Dwight springs into action to rescue Joanne from harm. Meanwhile, Lee and Mitch take down the fleeing guards with precision, securing the perimeter.

Dwight delivers a stern lecture to Jeremiah Dunmire, warning him about the dangers of the "Jesus lizard". The situation takes a dark turn as Dwight exacts revenge for his friend's murder by setting Jeremiah ablaze.

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