Delightful smooth jazz pop from the nineties

Sophisticated jazz rock, a synthesis of soul and jazz

A song Celine Dion sang in Japanese as well

The Supertramp hit, arranged in a stompy way

“Don’t work hard, don’t play hard, don’t plan for the graveyard”

The En Vogue song in a straightforward arrangement

Bobby McFerrin’s cheerful hit with the catching reggae rhythm

“Don’t worry, be happy” in a variety of styles, including country, house, jazz and classical

A soothing piece from the musical “Tarzan”, with fine modulations

One of the biggest hits by Crowded House

A woman promisses her child to the moon, in a song mixing traditional with pop

A super hit by Alicia Keys

One of the most beautiful songs of the nineties

The first large hit by Lenny Kravitz

A top hit in the a cappella world

“I’m gonna make a change, for once in my life”

The wonderful ballad about the tragedy of a vampire

Funky, jazzy, girl power, vogue, with an a cappella breakdown

One of the best rock ballads from the nineties

McCartney’s song, with the fascinating video about Christmas in the foxholes

A grand song about the changing roles of men and women

Billy Joel sings in a gospel style about a religious experience he had in a dream

James Taylor sings about Martin Luther King

The biggest hit by Sade, from the eighties

...There’s a rumour about the two of us...

A fascinating piece in the unusual seven-quarter time

Shania Twain is satirizing macho men

One of best R&B songs from the nineties

The cheerful frog song, well-known from the cartoon

A contemporary pop song

A symphonic song against women suppression

One of the grooviest soul songs ever

The song Randy Newman wrote for ‘Toy Story’