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SAMPLE SONG LIST
2000- Present:
Year/Chart
’08 - #14
’07 - #14
’04 - #31
'05 - #71
Song Title
Waiting On The World To Change
No One
Sunday Morning
Gravity
Artist
John Mayer
Alicia Key
Maroon 5
John Mayer
Year/Chart
‘06
’03 - #4
‘74/01 - #1
’03 - #1
’09 - #1
Song Title
Crazy
This Love
Sunday Morning
Artist
Gnarls Barkley
Maroon 5
Maroon 5
90's & 80's:
Year/Chart
’95 - #3
’90 - #1
’81 - #3
'84 - #6
’84 - #2
Song Title
Give Me One Reason
Hard To Handle
Let’s Groove Tonight
I Want A New Drug
Artist
Tracy Chapman
The Black Crows
John Mellencamp
Earth Wind & Fire
Prince
Huey Lewis & The News
Song Title
Wild Night
All Night Long
Pride & Joy
Kiss
Unchain My Heart
Only Wanna Be With You
Artist
John Mellencamp
Lionel Richie
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Prince
Joe Cocker
Hootie & Blowfish
Year/Chart
’96 - #1
’94 - #3
’83 - #1
‘86
’86 - #6
'87 - #89
70's & 60's
Year/Chart
'77 - #11
’77 - #5
’72 - #8
’72 - #1
’73 - #8
'61 - #1
'62 - #1
Song Title
Lido Shuffle
Brick House
Let’s Stay Together
Superstition
Long Train Running
Unchain My Heart
My Girl
Artist
Boz Scaggs
The Commodores
Al Green
Stevie Wonder
The Doobie Brothers
Ray Charles
The Temptations
Year/Chart
’65 - #1
‘69
’75 - #5
’78 - #8
’72 - #8
’74 - #3
’75 - #26
Song Title
Mustang Sally
Honky Tonk Women
September
Tell Me Something Good
Shakey Ground
Thank U Fallettin Me
Lowdown
Artist
Wilson Pickett
Rolling Stones
Earth Wind & Fire
Chaka Khan
The Temptations
Sly & The Family Stone
Boz Scaggs
A FEW STATISTICS ABOUT THE GREATEST SONGS OF ALL TIME!
The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
"The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time" was the cover story of a special issue of Rolling Stone, issue number 963, published December 9, 2004,[1] a year after the magazine published its list of "The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time". The song list was chosen based on votes by 172 musicians, critics, and music-industry figures.
In May 2010, Rolling Stone compiled an updated list which was published in a special issue and in digital form for iPod and iPad applications. The list differs only slightly from the 2004 version, with the only additions being songs from the 2000s. The entire top ten remained unchanged. In the top 100, the only new entry was Gnarls Barkley's "Crazy" at number 100.
The number of songs from each decade in this updated version is as follows:
Decade Number of songs Percentage
1940s --- 2 0.4%
1950s --- 69 13.8%
1960s --- 195 39%
1970s --- 131 26.2%
1980s --- 55 11%
1990s --- 21 4.2%
2000s --- 27 5.4
Note: You’ll find that the bulk of our sample song list is from the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s… according to this Rolling Stone article over 70% of the greatest music of all time is from those decades!
Just an FYI