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A tongue-in-cheek take on country music's tendency towards sad love songs.

A mysterious song about a mentally ill girl with supernatural powers.

Ian's reflection on her own experiences as a teenager and societal beauty standards.

A funky track about reciprocating love and affection.

A duet with Elton John about a bitter breakup.

A song about the difficulties of maintaining a relationship.

A country ballad about lost love and hope for reconciliation.

A soft rock love song about commitment and belonging.

A soft rock ballad about the complexities of relationships.

Inspired by the Mississippi River and New Orleans culture.

A cover of the Allman Brothers Band song, given a folk treatment.

Freddie Mercury's complex emotional and musical journey.

A disco song celebrating the dance craze of the time.

A funk-infused track showcasing Wonder's musical versatility.

A satirical look at human behavior through animal metaphors.

A rock song about a desirable but elusive man.

Electric Light Orchestra grew from the British group The Move, with Jeff Lynne, Roy Wood and Bev Bevan involved in its beginnings. The music combined rock rhythms and strong pop melodies with instruments associated...

A smooth soul ballad about offering love despite lacking material wealth.

Father-son relationship and the cycle of neglect

A story song about a romantic encounter in a Chevrolet van.

Based on Chopin's Prelude in C Minor, with lyrics about a magical love.

A funk track with a catchy horn riff, celebrating good times.

A light, romantic song inviting a partner to dance.

Originally about the repeal of Prohibition, later changed to a romantic encounter.

A folk song reflecting on Baez's past relationship with Bob Dylan.

B.T. Express grew out of Brooklyn's funk scene and the King Davis House Rockers, with producer Jeff Lane helping shape the group. Their name shortened Brooklyn Trucking Express. The album Do It ('Til You're...

A disco cover of a British pop song about following a doctor's advice for heartbreak.

A satirical take on the music industry and rejection.

A soft rock ballad about not wanting to say goodbye to a lover.

A disco track about romantic fantasies.

An instrumental funk track inspired by the popular catchphrase from the TV show "Good Times."

A cover of a song from "The Wiz," a retelling of "The Wizard of Oz."

A somber song about a woman who commits suicide.

A power ballad about the intensity of romantic feelings.

A funk track encouraging listeners to express themselves freely.

A soft rock love song about the joys of new romance.

Co-written with John Lennon, the song explores the darker side of fame and celebrity.

A rock ballad about romantic desire and intimacy.

Morris Albert is the Brazilian singer and songwriter whose English-language ballad Feelings brought his work to an international audience. Born in São Paulo, he developed a recording catalog that included the...

A funk anthem addressing social and political issues of the time.

A funk track with a provocative album cover that sparked controversy.

A disco track encouraging people to dance and have fun.

A disco anthem encouraging people to dance and have fun.

Joe Simon developed his singing through gospel and California vocal groups before establishing a solo soul career. Work with producer and broadcaster John Richbourg at Sound Stage 7 brought country-oriented material...

A funk track with a catchy, repetitive chorus.

A hard rock song with Cooper's trademark theatrical style.

A folk-rock song about personal growth and change.

Written by John Farrar as a gentle ballad encouraging relaxation.

A cover of a 1962 Jerry Butler song about unrequited love.

A jazz-influenced song about the complexities of love and relationships.

A soft rock song with nature-inspired lyrics.

A smooth soul ballad pleading for love and commitment.

Often mistaken for a breakup song, it's actually about band loyalty.

A cover of Marvin Gaye's 1964 hit, rearranged as a folk-rock ballad.

Billy Swan grew up in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, listening to country music before discovering rock and roll. He learned drums, piano and guitar and began writing songs while young. His recording career is closely...

Ottawa-born Paul Anka developed a career as both a singer and a songwriter. Diana and Lonely Boy became familiar parts of his own repertoire, while other performers recorded his compositions, including Tom Jones with...

Another disco track encouraging dancing and good times.

A funk track expressing a desire for personal freedom.

A soft rock love song offering devotion through music.

An ironic love song using innovative studio techniques.

A country ballad about a woman trying to convince her lover she's not his ex.

A disco track about intense romantic attraction.

A power pop song about intense romantic attraction.

A heartfelt apology song written during a difficult period in Denver's marriage.

A disco track about falling in love quickly.

An upbeat pop song about the miraculous nature of love.

A reissue of the 1964 hit about determining if a man truly loves you.

Written about a free-spirited woman the band knew.

Inspired by the sound of their car crossing a bridge in Miami.

Wings began in 1971 around Paul McCartney, Linda McCartney and Denny Laine. The group developed its own touring and studio life through a changing lineup, with Jimmy McCulloch and Joe English joining the core trio...

Freddie Mercury's portrayal of a high-class prostitute, showcasing the band's theatrical style.

Inspired by the popularity of martial arts films in the 1970s.

Styx formed in Chicago around Dennis DeYoung and brothers Chuck and John Panozzo, making its record debut in 1972. Early albums drew on British progressive rock before the band developed a more accessible pop...

A song about a New Orleans prostitute, inspired by the city's red-light district.

A folk ballad about saying goodbye to a loved one.

A romantic song about finding joy in simple moments with a loved one.

A love song with a positive message about following one's heart.

An upbeat funk song encouraging listeners to make the most of life.

Written by Dan Peek about his wife, offering hope to those feeling alone.

A quirky song about a man who learns to dance to impress a woman.

A power ballad cover of the Everly Brothers' song about the pain of love.

Written by Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield, the song was inspired by the idea of love's enduring power.

A soulful ballad about the irresistible nature of love.

Written as a lullaby for Riperton's daughter, Maya Rudolph.

A cover of The Beatles' psychedelic classic, with John Lennon on backing vocals.

A light-hearted pop song about the magical feeling of new love.

Originally titled "Brandy," the song is about lost love and longing.

A soft rock ballad about finding comfort in a lover during difficult times.

A country-pop cover of the jazz standard, with added humorous lyrics.

A duet cover of a song about two lovers separated by a mountain.

A cover of a French song, adapted to English, about a father's love for his son.

A nostalgic love song about childhood sweethearts.

A disco cover of the Jackson 5's 1971 hit about inability to end a relationship.

A lighthearted song about saying no to drugs and alcohol.

Ottawa-born Paul Anka developed a career as both a singer and a songwriter. Diana and Lonely Boy became familiar parts of his own repertoire, while other performers recorded his compositions, including Tom Jones with...

A blend of rock and R&B, inspired by the Spinners and Al Green.

A departure from Cooper's usual style, addressing domestic abuse.

A nostalgic song about past love and the passage of time.

Ringo Starr, born Richard Starkey in Liverpool, played with Rory Storm and the Hurricanes before joining the Beatles in 1962. His drumming emphasized steady time and carefully placed fills. His solo recordings...

A folk-rock song about life's journey and personal growth.

Billie Jean King recalled Elton offering to write a song for her in 1974 and choosing a title connected with her Philadelphia Freedoms tennis team. Their friendship and love of the Philadelphia sound informed the...

An instrumental funk track inspired by James Brown's horn section.

A country-pop song about a woman asking a bartender not to play a certain song on the jukebox.

A cover of The Marvelettes' 1961 hit, rearranged as a slower ballad.

A jazzy folk song about a romantic relationship with an older man.

A folk song about people who offer comfort during difficult times.

A disco cover of the Four Tops' Motown classic.

A pop-rock song about a romantic meeting.

Written by Larry Weiss, the song was inspired by the struggles of aspiring performers in Nashville.

A funk song about relaxing and taking it easy.

A rock anthem celebrating life on the road as a touring musician.

A cover of Del Shannon's 1961 hit about lost love.

An instrumental track showcasing Barry White's orchestral arrangements.

An instrumental disco track with a seductive groove.

A soulful love song with Green's signature smooth vocals.

A disco track encouraging people to dance and have fun.

Written as a message of self-empowerment and believing in oneself.

A novelty song about a woman's obsession with shoes.

A funk song celebrating the hard work and dignity of a shoeshine boy.

Influenced by the songwriting style of George Harrison.

A funk track with suggestive lyrics and a catchy groove.

A cover of Soul Brothers Six's 1967 hit, given a rock makeover.

Elton's official history traces this song to a conversation with Long John Baldry at London's Bag O'Nails pub. Baldry urged the conflicted young musician to reconsider an impending marriage and protect his future....

A cover of Ben E. King's classic, recorded during Lennon's "lost weekend" period.

A funk song about the inexplicable nature of attraction and love.

A disco-influenced track about the intensity of love.

A cover of a 1965 Kim Weston song, given a rock treatment.

A celebration of rural life and values.

The title track from their album, offering a message of hope and perseverance.

Inspired by the dance craze of the same name popular in New York discos.

The theme song from the popular TV show of the same name.

A southern rock anthem celebrating southern music and culture.

A medley combining the theme from "The Way We Were" with a song from the musical "The Fantasticks."

A country-rock song telling the story of a one-night stand.

A jazz-funk fusion track with an uplifting message.

A song about lost love and regret, originally recorded in 1959.

A soul ballad about persevering through hard times in a relationship.

A disco-infused cover of the 1934 standard about how love changes one's perspective.

A soul ballad showcasing White's deep voice and romantic lyrics.

A reflective ballad about the aftermath of a celebration.

A cover of the Everly Brothers' 1960 hit, given a country-rock treatment.

The Three Degrees developed as a female vocal trio guided by Richard Barrett, recording for labels including Swan and Roulette before joining Philadelphia International. Their partnership with Gamble and Huff...

A disco-influenced track marking the group's comeback.

A plea for unity and harmony in a divided world.

A folk-rock ballad telling the story of a legendary ghost horse.

A rock song with a stuttering vocal hook, originally recorded as a joke.

A cover of Billy Preston's song, slowed down into a soulful ballad.

You Got the Love opens Rufus' 1974 album Rags to Rufus and credits Chaka Khan and Ray Parker Jr. as its writers. The album was produced by Bob Monaco and Rufus. Issued as a single alongside the album's other major...

A cover of Betty Everett's 1963 hit, given a rock edge by Ronstadt.

A romantic soul ballad celebrating the totality of love.