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The desire for independence and self-expression

Written by Neil Diamond, inspired by his own experiences with love and belief

Written by Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, loosely inspired by The Beatles' "Paperback Writer"

The give and take in a relationship

The contrast between youthful dreams and adult realities

The desire for independence and self-expression

Written by Neil Diamond, inspired by his own romantic experiences

Criticism of suburban conformity

A whimsical love story set on a rainy day

The 1910 Fruitgum Company emerged from New Jersey during the late-1960s bubblegum-pop boom. Singer Frank Jeckell and the production partnership of Jerry Kasenetz and Jeff Katz were central to its early identity....

Another bubblegum pop hit with playful, suggestive lyrics.

A bubblegum pop song about a popular local hangout.

A bubblegum pop song with a catchy, childlike refrain.

The Cowsills developed as a family band in Newport, Rhode Island, with siblings Bill, Bob, Barry and John joined in its recording history by their mother Barbara and siblings Paul and Susan. Their layered vocal...

The song was based on the children's game of the same name.

The song was written quickly to fulfill a request for a "girl's name" song.

This bubblegum pop hit features deliberately simplistic lyrics.

A high-energy bubblegum pop song about desire for affection

Cover of the title song from the musical "Hair"

A playful bubblegum pop song using a now-controversial term

Another bubblegum pop hit from the fictional band

A cheerful request for a loved one to show happiness

A bubblegum pop song about receiving a love letter

Written as a bubblegum pop song for the animated TV series "The Archie Show"

This novelty song became a surprise hit for the British duo The Pipkins.

This bubblegum pop song became one of Tommy Roe's last major hits.

This song about a smooth-talking ladies' man became The Jaggerz's only major hit.

Another hit from the TV show's music group, featuring David Cassidy on lead vocals.

A cover of Steve Lawrence's 1962 hit, this song launched Donny Osmond's solo career.

This upbeat pop song was one of several hits from the TV show's associated music group.

This song, inspired by the Jackson 5's sound, topped the charts in early 1971 and launched the Osmonds' pop career.

This pop ballad was another successful single from Donny Osmond's solo career.

This upbeat pop song continued the Osmonds' string of hits in 1971.

Relaxation and summer fun

Young, innocent love

Teen pop song featuring lead vocals by then 13-year-old Tony DeFranco One of the last major bubblegum pop hits

The Osmonds is the Utah family group that developed a national audience through regular appearances on The Andy Williams Show. Its early harmony act expanded into pop as younger brother Donny joined the singers....

Cover of a song originally recorded by Johnny Mathis One of Osmond's biggest solo hits

Donny Osmond began performing as a child on The Andy Williams Show and developed a career spanning recordings, television, musical theater and concert stages. His solo repertoire includes Puppy Love and Soldier of...

Young love and puppy romance

Plea for genuine love beyond superficial attraction

Robert Hazard initially wrote the song from a male perspective. Lauper changed parts of the lyric and reinterpreted it as a statement about women having the same freedom to enjoy life as men. Rick Chertoff brought...

Robert Hazard initially wrote the song from a male perspective. Lauper changed parts of the lyric and reinterpreted it as a statement about women having the same freedom to enjoy life as men. Rick Chertoff brought...