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Wobble - V.I.C.
Cha Cha Slide- DJ Casper
Love Shack-B-52's
We Found Love-Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris
Turn Down For What - DJ Snake featuring Lil' Jon
Twist And Shout- Beatles
You Shook Me All Night Long-AC/DC
BacklnBlack - AC/DC: Their black covered
album, where"Back In Black"and"Have A Drink On Me" paid tribute to Scott (the
original vocalist, Bon Scott, who died in February 1980), but elsewhere his
absence was scarcely noticed, as Johnson's dissonant wail clicked perfectly into
the mix.
The ribald sensuality of "Let Me Put My
Love..." —"Let me cut your cake with my knife"—also signals that Scott's demise
hasn't destroyed the band, while their sign-off, "Rock And Roll Ain't Noise
Pollution," challenges the world.
AC/DC finally got their break in the USA
with Back In Black, achieving a million sales annually over the next five
years. WOW!
Earlier, AC/DC had gained fame in
Europe but was being ignored in the USA. The group was fiercely ambitious, and
brought in singer Brian Johnson on the recommendation of their producer Robert
Lange.
Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) -Beyonce
Hey Ya! - OutKast
Shut Up And Dance- Walk The Moon
All Of Me -John Legend
Thinking Out Loud -Ed Sheeran
Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO
Yeah! - Usher
Wobble -V.I.C.
Cha Cha Slide-DJ Casper
Love Shack - B-52's
We Found Love- Rihanna featuring Calvin Harris
Don't Stop Believin'-Journey
Happy-Pharrell Williams
I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) - Whitney Houston
Shake It Off- Taylor Swift
I Gotta Feeling-Black Eyed Peas
Sweet Caroline-Neil Diamond
Cupid Shuffle - Cupid
Livin' On A Prayer- Bon JoviSlippery - When Wet - BonJovi: What an album! Critics have had a downer on Bon Jovi, attributing the success of Slippery When Wet to the band's slushy sentimentality and lead singer Jon Bon Jovi's boyish looks rather than to the band's musical tallent. Nevertheless, Bon Jovi did the unthinkable with this album—they made heavy metal into a pop genre that women could relate to. They also hit the U.S. chartes with a vengence.
Jon's musical abilities in the high registers was decisive, but so was backing and infectious melodies. Moreover, Bon Jovi kept the lyrics down to earth, writing about everyday things that anyone could relate to—romantic turmoil ("You Give Love A Bad Name"—a U.S.A. No, 1), the world of everyday work ("Livin' On A Prayer" —another No. 1), and virginity ("Never Say Goodbye"}.
Not that appealing to the ladies harmed the traditional fan base. The band tried out their songs by playing demo-versions to kids in a pizza parlor across the street from their studios to be sure that their songs had a gritty sincerity. Richie Sambora was the accompliched lead guitarist on his spectacular solos. For all the girl appeal, lines like "I've seen a million faces and I've rocked them all" ("Wanted Dead Or Alive") showed that Jon knew how to appeal to the basest of male rock-fans' desires.
Marry You-Bruno Mars Blurred Lines-Robin Thick featuring Pharrell & T.I. Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison Shut Up And Dance- Walk The Moon All Of Me-John Legend Thinking Out Loud-Ed Sheeran Party Rock Anthem - LMFAO Yeah!- Usher Timber-Pitbull featuring Kesha Moves Like Jagger-Maroon 5 Shout - Animal House Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
Bad - Michael Jackson: This was number 2 album in an ascending crescendo of musical success. When he attempt to top his biggest selling album of all time, Thriller, it is a credit to Jackson and producer Quincy Jones that the sequel Bad was bigger, bolder, and "badder" than Thriller in just about every sense and was able to stand in its own right, not just a sequel to the earlier success.
The album explodes in dizzying dance floor fashion with two songs that rank among Jackson's best— the joyful and sexy come-on "The Way You Make Me Feel." Then "Dirty Diana" is raunchy and forced, a song to rival Prince. "Smooth Criminal" is a complete oddball, delivered with style and the usual Jackson energy. But Jackson has rarely sounded more convincing than on the beautiful ballad "I Just Can't Stop Loving You," whilst "Leave Me Alone" offers a glimpse at the paranoia that is bedeviling this supersta; an cry for help that the world would hear repeated many times.It sold four million copies by the end of the year, which was pretty good for being Bad
Footloose -Kenny Loggins Sugar-Maroon 5 The Way You Look Tonight - Frank Sinatra