The 100 Greatest Songs Of All Time

100 Greatest Songs Of All Time

One of the best liked songs among the 100 Greatest Songs Of All Time is David Bowie’s Life on Mars? The single was part of the album Hunky Dory, released in 1971. The song makes it to 100 Greatest Songs Of All Time because of the combination of stirring melody and poetic imagery that makes the song completely sensational.  Listening to the song makes every listener want to sing along and there is no doubt that the song is absolutely immortal.

While very many songs by The Beatles would make it to the list of the 100 Greatest Songs Of All Time, the McCartney-Lennon track Let it Be is definitely the greatest. The song is one that touched the hearts of millions of music lovers across the world and continues to score among the most loved songs even today. The other songs composed by The Beatles that made waves, becoming part of the 100 greatest songs are Strawberry Fields and A Day in the Life. This is what most people think, while others have their own favorites, even Eleanor Rigby and Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.

One of the greatest singers and musicians of all time is undoubtedly Bob Dylan. It is but natural that Dylan’s tracks should be part of the 100 greatest songs of all time. Perhaps the most well known and most loved song composed and sung by Bob Dylan is Tangled up in Blue. Reviewed by Rolling Stone as #68 of the greatest songs of all time, Tangled up in Blue was inspired by his study of painting and particularly the Cubist group of artists.

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her songs that make it into the 100 greatest songs of all time are Lola by Ray Davies, Redemption Song by Bob Marley, Saint James Infirmary, Somewhere over the Rainbow, I’ve Got You Under My Skin, Everybody Hurts by Randy Newman, Sympathy for the Devil by Jagger and Richards of the Rolling Stones, The Boxer by Simon and Garfunkel, Daddy’s Gone by James Allan and I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free by Billie Richards.

A count of these songs is bound to reveal that these are but 25 of the  greatest songs of all time. The others are there for the listener to discover and needless to say, the search is bound to one of pleasure and self discovery. So go out there, find the clues and start the search for the 100 great songs of all time. Who knows, you may not be able to stop at 100!

100 Greatest Songs