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Have You Ever Seen the Rain
Creedence Clearwater Revival
A reflective roots-rock staple with a comfortable range and a chorus audiences know immediately.
Heart of Glass
Blondie
A cool disco-new-wave classic that sounds effortless but leaves the singer exposed through its calm verses and airy hook.
Hotel California
Eagles
A classic rock staple that works well for relaxed crowds, especially when people know the chorus.
How Long
Ace
A polished soft-rock breakup song with a restrained groove, a famous title question, and emotional maturity instead of accusation.
How Much I Feel
Ambrosia
A substantial soft-rock vocal challenge with solid recognition but limited group participation.
I’m Every Woman
Chaka Khan
A powerful disco-soul showcase that demands range, stamina, and confidence.
Isn’t She Lovely
Stevie Wonder
A sweet, familiar Stevie Wonder song with a warm melody and positive feel.
It’s Different for Girls
Joe Jackson
A thoughtful Joe Jackson single with emotional nuance and strong late-1970s recognition.
It’s Too Late
Carole King
A calm, devastating breakup song that accepts the end without melodrama.
Just When I Needed You Most
Randy VanWarmer
A familiar breakup ballad with manageable pacing and more listener response than singalong energy.
Landslide
Fleetwood Mac
A gentle, emotional song that works best for a sincere performance.
Last Dance
Donna Summer
Choose Last Dance for a party-ready performance; this dance-floor song from Donna Summer offers a steady groove and strong group-singalong appeal.
Last Train to London
Electric Light Orchestra
A danceable ELO addition with strong style value, though U.S. room recognition is less universal.
Lean on Me
Bill Withers
A simple, heartfelt singalong that works well for family-friendly and community settings.
Let It Be
The Beatles
A gentle, familiar classic that is easy to sing and widely loved.
Let’s Stay Together
Al Green
A warm soul standard built on romantic commitment, gentle confidence, and lines that sound best when they are not overworked.
Listen to the Music
The Doobie Brothers
A feel-good classic rock song with a smooth groove and easy singalong chorus.
Livin’ Thing
Electric Light Orchestra
A melodic 70s pop-rock song with a catchy chorus and upbeat feel.
Lorelei
Styx
A lively early-Styx track with a repeated name hook and energetic classic-rock feel.
Love Is Alive
Gary Wright
A moody keyboard-rock selection with a forceful title and strong retro recognition.
Magnet and Steel
Walter Egan
A relaxed retro-pop selection with a repetitive, memorable chorus.
Midnight Train to Georgia
Gladys Knight & the Pips
A soulful storytelling staple with a strong chorus and room for backing-vocal participation.
Moonlight Feels Right
Starbuck
A distinctive retro-pop hook and breezy feel, with moderate rather than universal demand.
One Piece at a Time
Johnny Cash
A comic Johnny Cash story about assembling a Cadillac one stolen part at a time.