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Top Western Music Rankings Popular with People in Their 50s [By Generation]

We’re presenting the latest top 100 rankings of Western songs for people in their 50s, all at once, ordered by most plays!

There are probably Western hits that were popular back in the day and tracks you still listen to now.

We hope this gives you a chance to reminisce and see what others in the same generation are listening to.

The playlist is updated every week.

[50s] Popular Western Music Rankings [By Generation] (21–30)

Bridge Over Troubled WaterSimon&Garfunkel29rank/position

Simon and Garfunkel – Bridge Over Troubled Water
Bridge over Troubled Water Simon & Garfunkel

This is probably a popular choice to wrap up a girls’ night.

It’s the legendary classic by S&G that everyone knows.

For those of us who are likely halfway through our lives, when we’re tired of life, when we want to comfort a downhearted friend, encourage someone who’s stumbled, or rally ourselves—this song is always there by our side.

Split the parts and harmonize; sing it tenderly and quietly, grandly and with full voice, and you’ll feel refreshed.

It’s an eternal classic with a mysterious power that helps you reclaim your pride, take another step toward tomorrow, and brim with courage and motivation.

We’re All AloneBoz Scaggs30rank/position

This is a representative song of the Adult Contemporary (AOR) genre released in 1976 by American singer Boz Scaggs.

It’s been used in TV dramas and films in Japan, so it’s a tune many people are sure to have heard.

I don’t think it’s particularly difficult to sing, so perform it sweetly, gently, and with a touch of wistfulness.

[50s] Popular Western Music Ranking [By Generation] (31–40)

StrangerBilly Joel31rank/position

The image of him singing while playing the piano in a tie and jeans left a strong impression, and many fans admired him as a sophisticated New York songwriter.

But above all, what was really cool was his urbane sound, ranging from pop rock ’n’ roll to ballads.

This song was especially popular in Japan, even more so than in the United States.

HimRupert Holmes32rank/position

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Hymn Rupert Holmes

Rupert Holmes is a singer who transitioned from band work to a solo career, and before he became successful, he also worked as a producer and songwriter.

Along with “Escape,” this song was one of his hits, and its theme is questioning a woman on whether she will choose him or the other man.

Take Me Home Country RoadsOlivia Newton-John33rank/position

Take Me Home, Country Roads (Country Road) / Olivia Newton-John
Take Me Home Country RoadsOlivia Newton-John

Lots of musicians have sung it, but “Country Roads” sung by Olivia—like a spring breeze fairy before she released “Physical”—is especially refreshing.

No matter when you sing it, it’s a happy song that unfolds a grand springtime landscape of nature right before your eyes.

If everyone taps tambourines and castanets and rings some bells while singing, the vibe doubles.

California GirlsDavid Lee Roth34rank/position

David Lee Roth – California Girls
California GirlsDavid Lee Roth

A Beach Boys cover sung by Van Halen’s vocalist, David Lee Roth.

You could even say this David version has made the song completely his own, surpassing the original! The music video was so Dave-like, packed with women in swimsuits.

It’s definitely a number you’ll want to sing on a hot summer day.

Power Of LoveHuey Lewis & The News35rank/position

Huey Lewis & the News – Power Of Love – 5/23/1989 – Slim’s (Official)
Power Of LoveHuey Lewis & The News

A representative song by Huey Lewis & The News, a very wholesome American hard rock band of middle-aged guys.

It’s the theme song of Back to the Future, a lively, high-energy track.

Let’s all raise our fists and have fun together.