The number 1 selling single of all time by a female artist is still a song enjoyed by many today and has been hailed by audiences and critics alike as Whitney Houston's signature song. Join us as we explore this smash hit and how it was almost recorded by the king himself, Elvis Presley.

"Spinning Wheel" by Blood, Sweat & Tears blends jazz, rock, and pop to create an infectious and upbeat tune that explores the cyclical nature of life and emotions. With its catchy brass section and great vocal delivery, the song captures the feeling of both euphoria and melancholy, making it a timeless reflection on human experience.

Natalie Imbruglia, captures the raw emotions of heartbreak and self-doubt. With its catchy yet melancholic melody, the song speaks to the feeling of being emotionally torn between love and pain. Imbruglia's powerful vocals and the song's stripped-back production make it an enduring anthem of vulnerability and emotional complexity.

"It Must Have Been Love" by Roxette is a timeless ballad that captures the bittersweet emotions of love lost. With its haunting melody and heartfelt lyrics, the song reflects on the pain of a love that has faded, yet still lingers in memory. As a standout track from the '80s, it became an iconic anthem, resonating with listeners around the world.

"Stayin' Alive" by the Bee Gees is an iconic disco anthem that became a symbol of the 1970s and is forever linked to the era’s vibrant nightlife. With its upbeat tempo, catchy falsetto vocals, and unmistakable groove, the song captures the resilience and determination of life in a fast-paced world. In this episode, we dive into how "Stayin' Alive" transcended its time and became a timeless classic, still resonating with audiences today.

"The Way You Look Tonight" is a timeless classic, originally written by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fields. With its smooth, romantic lyrics, the song celebrates the beauty and grace of a loved one, capturing the magic of the moment. Its elegant melody and heartfelt sentiments have made it a favorite for generations. This iconic tune continues to evoke feelings of love, admiration, and nostalgia, cementing its place on the American soundtrack!

Why was Celine Dion hesitant to record this song? Join us as we explore this major hit that was never supposed to be written and was almost never recorded.

Have we been thinking about this song all wrong for all of these years? What did the songwriter have in mind when he penned this song? Join us as we explore one of the biggest hits of the 80's.

"Under The Bridge" by Red Hot Chili Peppers captures the feeling of isolation and longing as frontman Anthony Kiedis reflects on his struggles with loneliness and connection in Los Angeles. With its haunting melody and emotional lyrics, the song paints a vivid picture of searching for solace in the city’s urban landscape. A timeless track, it has become a defining anthem for both the band and the 90s rock era, embodying the complexities of human experience and inner conflict.

This is a song that was never meant to be a hit single. Originally recorded as just an album cut, The Carpenters realized that America loved this song and it should be released as a single.