The Who’s front man Roger Daltrey sings most of the song except for the most sing-alongable line “Don’t cry/don’t raise your eye/it’s only teenage wasteland” sung by Townshend.Previous Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Next ...
Below are the Nolan MethodTop 100 Songs of the 1970s. Depending on the decade, these charts are based on the best-selling and most popular songs played on Top 40 radio stations in the United States. The chart is compiled based on airplay data submitted to Billboard by radio stations and...
“They asked me to sing karaoke in the movieCrossroads, and I’ve actually sung ‘I Love Rock’ ’N Roll’ in a lot of clubs that I've been to,” Britney Spears once said, and that explanation actually makes a lot of sense. Her rendition ofJoan Jett’s “I Love Rock ’N Roll”...
“Don’t Leave Me This Way” first took shape in 1975 in a more modest arrangement, as a Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes song sung by Teddy Pendergrass. Pendergrass’s tender vocals keep the songs as two distinct components—a verse and a chorus separated neatly by scale and intensity. ...
05.- Blondie - One Way Or Another Veronica's karaoke song. sung by Kristen Bell (originally performed by Blondie) 06.- Ivy - Feel So Free The song playing while Logan's mom leaves the school and also while her empty car is discovered on the bridge. ...
This track has a little something for everyone -- a Gin Wigmore-sung opening nod to Blondie, singer Jason Aalon Butler’s thought-provoking message on a class war, some guest drumming by Travis Barker keeping the song funky and John Feldmann and Nick Furlong’s magical production touches. We...
This track has a little something for everyone -- a Gin Wigmore-sung opening nod to Blondie, singer Jason Aalon Butler’s thought-provoking message on a class war, some guest drumming by Travis Barker keeping the song funky and John Feldmann and Nick Furlong’s magical production touches. We...
Adapted from an old blues song, "Going Up the Country" was sung by Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson rather than Canned Heat's frontman Bob "The Bear" Hite. Fans didn't seem to mind: "Going Up the Country" reached No. 11, becoming the band's highest-everBillboardcharting single. He was als...
Adapted from an old blues song, "Going Up the Country" was sung by Alan "Blind Owl" Wilson rather than Canned Heat's frontman Bob "The Bear" Hite. Fans didn't seem to mind: "Going Up the Country" reached No. 11, becoming the band's highest-everBillboardcharting single. He was als...
Reminiscent rebellious tone with blues-punk grit, slide guitar, lo-fi speak-sung vocals and a dash of rap-rock.… Gravity Fails – The Bottle Rockets Alt-country song from the Festus MO band that is witty, sad, decent and profound. The… So Like Candy – Elvis Costello Written with ...