What Songs Could Go on a Cross-Generational Playlist?

[JillH588488]

Yesterday

Lean On Me

White Christmas 

[tn2415]

This is an absolutely great song. I gave it 5 stars on first listen in my iTunes library and shared it with my daughters ages 23-39.

[MaVolta]

I don't listen to a lot of "newer" music, but there are some songs from the 2000's that I've enjoyed listening to -

Craving 

Hold Back the River

and others by James Bay

Rumour Has It

Set Fire to the Rain

Rolling in the Deep

and others by Adele

Wake Me Up - Aloe Blacc & Avicci

Viva La Vida - Coldplay

Million Reasons - Lady Gaga

[MaVolta]

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@s474823g wrote:

This song is not an oldie but I feel should be on the list, Cold Little Heart by Michael Kiwanuka (theme song for Big Little Lies).

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That's a good choice! I looked it up on YT and the video has over 62 million views!! 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nOubjLM9Cbc

[s474823g]

This song is not an oldie but I feel should be on the list, Cold Little Heart by Michael Kiwanuka (theme song for Big Little Lies).

[g111848h]

When I'm 64

New York, New York

Stand By Me

[KathyH308614]

A Pirate looks at 40

[JoanB645201]

Born to run

[MaVolta]

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@r473273l wrote:

Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond. I think it's more popular now than when he first sang it! The fans all sing it after our college team wins.

Rachel

Whoops! I accidentally posted this message twice.

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I agree, it's a fantastic sing-along-song for all ages. Neil Diamond's songs are timeless classics for everyone to enjoy. 

There's a Neil Diamond musical biography under development for Broadway.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/neil-diamond-musical-broadway-853994/

[nm6933131]

YMCA.