The song is quite quirky and straightforward, so it’s more of a challenge to see if you can keep singing without getting tongue-tied. Many versions have been inspired by this song, including Ariana Grande’s “7 Rings” in the modern era. “Close to You” – CarpentersĪ track from the famed Broadway musical The Sound of Music, “My Favorite Things” is an exciting song to sing to put your singing abilities to the test.
Recorded in 1964, “My Girl” is the band’s signature hit and has even been selected for preservation for its significance. With its melodious rhythm and easy lyrics, you won’t be able to resist singing along once the beginning note starts. You probably heard this song being played at karaoke bars, weddings, and prom dances. It also has spawned many covers, the most recent being a mashup with Doja Cat’s “Streets” that eventually became a TikTok challenge. The song gushes with overflowing sappiness, describing the artist’s desire to be loved. “Put Your Head on My Shoulder” – Paul AnkaĪ soulful pop ballad, “Put Your Head on My Shoulder” is one of Paul’s well-known smash hits, placing number two on the music charts.
Combining elements of jazz and swing, this song is pretty easy to sing, with its catchy melody and simple lyrics. The song had such a strong influence on the music world that Bob Dylan even mentioned it in his memoir.ĭefinitely a good pick if you want to rekindle that old passion with your partner! “L-O-V-E” – Nat King ColeĪnyone who goes to karaoke knows this classic song! Since its release in 1964, “L-O-V-E” has had a worldwide influence, leading to many covers in different languages and genres. The song is basically Johnny’s promise to be faithful to his first wife, Vivian. “I Walk the Line” – Johnny CashĪnother classic from Johnny Cash, “I Walk the Line” is his first number-one hit on the Billboard charts. With a bouncy melody and fun lyrics, this song will make you feel like you’re young again, dancing the night away in the club. Big Joe Turner actually sang the original version, but we feel Bill’s cover would suit most voices more. If you’re looking for something to get your audience going, this song is perfect for that. “Shake, Rattle, and Roll” – Bill Haley and His Comets The song goes pretty high at some parts, but as long as you’re enjoying yourself, you’re already smashing it. Originally written as a show tune for the 1933 musical Roberta, this romantic ballad is a smooth, good-vibe song accompanied by a slow, jazzy melody. It’s a feel-good song with a bouncy vibe and comedic lyrics that would transport you to the days of rock and roll. The song was a chart-topper and even has been recognized by the Grammy Hall of Fame and several organizations.
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Written as a track for the movie of the same name, “Jailhouse Rock” is a goofy song that describes the inmates in a prison. “Jailhouse Rock” – Elvis PresleyĮvery senior out there has lived through Elvis’ era or at least listened to his songs. You can even emulate Johnny’s gruff voice to really sell your performance. This song is on our list because it has pretty funny lyrics and because of the upbeat melody of the guitar that’ll make you want to do a little jig to the tune. According to Johnny, he’d never actually done time, and the song was inspired by a movie he saw. Released in 1957, “Folsom Prison Blues” is one of Johnny’s peppier songs despite its somber message describing life in prison. With its catchy beat and simple lyrics, this song can be a good opportunity for you to channel your inner Paul McCartney. It was such a hit that it peaked on the music charts in America and has been covered by many popular artists. “Come Together” was written by John Lennon for the Beatles’ album Abbey Road in 1969. You don’t have to be a senior to enjoy this swanky rock song.
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