In this article, I reveal my picks for some of the grooviest songs ever recorded! Tunes from a variety of time periods and genres are present in this pleasing-to-the-ears mixtape. Despite their stylistic differences, all the songs on this playlist have one thing in common—they rock! Without further ado, enjoy!
“Maybellene” by Chuck Berry: One of the founding fathers of rock and roll as we know it, Chuck Berry had a slew of hits, including this classic fast-paced debut single.
“Break on Through (To the Other Side)” by The Doors: Jim Morrison sings his heart out in this electric track with a subtly incorporated latin groove.
“Black Magic Woman” by Santana: Perhaps the most well-known musician to focus on creating latin rock, Santana gained a huge following through groovy tracks which are undeniably pleasant to listen to.
“Do You Feel Like We Do” by Peter Frampton: It’s hard to imagine a tune with a better groove than this classic jam, which features rousing riffs.
“Jungle Boogie” by Kool & The Gang: Although this tune encourages you to “get down,” it will undoubtedly lift your spirits high with its feel-good funkiness!
Water No Get Enemy” by Fela Kuti: In this classic track, the pioneering Nigerian artist brings fierce emotion into his lyrics.
“Love Is Blind” by William Onyeabor: This futuristic 70s track by an artist ahead of his time features brilliantly layered rhythms.
“Rock The Casbah” by The Clash: All genres meld together in this incredibly complex hit from pioneering punk rockers.
“Are You Gonna Go My Way” by Lenny Kravitz: Kravitz does his best impression of a 60s psych-rocker in this intoxicating track.
“SpottieOttieDopaliscious” by Outkast: Andre 3000 attempts a fusion of reggae and hip hop with striking success.
“Romeo” by Basement Jaxx: When “Romeo” was released around the millennium, it was heralded for its futuristic sound, and the jam still holds up today.
“Saye Mogo Bana” by Issa Bagayogo: Old and new styles meld together in this groovy afrobeats jam.
“Fly Or Die” by N.E.R.D: The title track from a highly underrated album, this tune will sit well with fans of mega-hits such as “Semi Charmed Life” and “Buddy Holly,” as it features killer riffs and annoyingly catchy lyrics.
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