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John Lennon's musical career grew from the Quarrymen into the Beatles and a songwriting partnership with Paul McCartney. Alongside recording, he published the books In His Own Write and A Spaniard in the Works,...

Ronnie Milsap is a North Carolina singer and keyboardist whose repertoire connects country with R&B, pop and classical training. Before establishing himself in Nashville, he recorded R&B-influenced material and...

Written for the comedy film of the same name, this song was inspired by Dolly Parton's experiences on the movie set.

A soft rock hit for the British pop veteran.

Raydio was the R&B and funk group established by Ray Parker Jr. with singers including Arnell Carmichael and Jerry Knight. Knight sang lead on Jack and Jill, and later Arista recordings included You Can't Change...

An early hit for John Mellencamp, then known as John Cougar.

A disco/R&B cover of the Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell classic.

An upbeat R&B track produced by Narada Michael Walden.

Written as a tribute to John Lennon, featuring Ringo Starr on drums and Paul McCartney on backing vocals.

From the soundtrack of "The Jazz Singer," a patriotic song about immigration.

A country-pop cover of Merrilee Rush's 1968 hit, reviving the song for a new generation.

Inspired by the funk and disco music of the era, particularly Chic's "Good Times."

Written for the film "Arthur," this collaboration with Burt Bacharach won an Oscar.

Heartbreak and lost love

Written by Smokey Robinson, this love song showcased his smooth vocals.

Bette Davis Eyes was written by Jackie DeShannon and Donna Weiss and became a defining recording on Kim Carnes's 1981 Mistaken Identity album. Carnes's official biography connects it with her Grammy recognition for...

A country-pop hit for the Canadian singer.

The Manhattan Transfer developed its celebrated four-part vocal approach in New York, bringing together Tim Hauser, Janis Siegel, Alan Paul and Laurel Masse in the early 1970s. Its repertoire crosses jazz, pop, swing...

A funk hit with a distinctive car-themed sound.

A hard rock track from the band's "Difficult to Cure" album.

A country-rock song from the singer-songwriter.

This feel-good anthem was inspired by the band's desire to create a universal party song.

A soft rock hit that showcased the band's melodic style.

A cover of Roy Orbison's 1961 hit, McLean's version became popular in 1981.

Despite its seemingly nonsensical title, the song is about the power of simple communication.

Another hit from the band's hugely successful "Hi Infidelity" album.

Inspired by Vladimir Nabokov's "Lolita" and Sting's experiences as a teacher.

Written by Steve Perry, Neal Schon, and Jonathan Cain about holding onto hope.

A funk and R&B hit that topped the R&B charts.

A funk song that popularized a style of slang called "Gibberish."

A celebration of Australian culture that became an international hit.

A pop hit for the British singer.

A country hit that crossed over to the pop charts, known for its distinctive bass vocals.

Written by Lionel Richie for the film of the same name, this duet became one of the best-selling singles of the year.

Another romantic ballad that solidified Air Supply's soft rock sound.

A country hit that crossed over to the pop charts.

A country hit that crossed over to the pop charts.

A rock hit from Benatar's "Precious Time" album.

A soft rock hit for the singer-songwriter.

The theme song for the James Bond film of the same name.

A progressive rock track featuring vocals by Lenny Zakatek.

A light-hearted pop-rock song from the band's "Live in the U.K." album.

A blues-rock hit that became McClinton's biggest mainstream success.

From Streisand's album of the same name, produced by Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees.

A disco and R&B hit known for its distinctive bassline.

A solo hit for the former Jefferson Airplane/Starship vocalist.

Neil Diamond gained recognition as a songwriter before becoming widely known as a recording performer. His catalog includes compact pop songs such as Solitary Man and Cherry, Cherry, as well as the ballads I Am... I...

A jazz-rock song about an older man's attraction to a younger woman.

A new wave hit from the New Zealand band.

Written by Eddie Schwartz, this rock anthem became one of Benatar's signature songs.