[For people in their 60s] Western songs that get the crowd going at karaoke: Ranking [2025]

FunkytownLipps Inc71rank/position

Lipps Inc. – Funkytown (1980)

A number that reached No.

1 on the U.

S.

singles chart in 1980 by Lipps, Inc.

The unit’s name is said to be derived from “lip sync,” meaning lip-synching in English.

Many people probably danced to this “Funkytown” at discos back in the day.

The LocomotionLittle Eva72rank/position

Little Eva – Loco-motion(1962)

A number released by Little Eva in 1962, composed by none other than Carole King.

Carole King herself later self-covered it in 1980, and then Kylie Minogue covered it in 1987, making it a revival hit.

It’s a very upbeat number that’s sure to get everyone going.

Can the CanSuzi Quatro73rank/position

Suzi Quatro – Can The Can

A pioneering female rock ’n’ roller, Suzi Quatro’s 1973 hit song.

Despite her petite frame and cute looks, she played bass and sang with power, profoundly influencing later generations of female rockers.

In any case, this song is all about vocal power.

Sing it without straining your voice!

Best of My LoveThe Emotions74rank/position

The Emotions – Best of My Love (Official Audio)

A disco classic from 1977 by The Emotions, a female vocal trio from the United States.

It was produced by Maurice White of Earth, Wind & Fire.

It’s a timeless dance song that still sounds fresh today.

Let’s hustle and relive that sizzling disco era!

When I See You AgainThe Three Degrees75rank/position

Three Degrees – When Will I See You Again [HQ stereo]

A 1974 single by the female vocal trio The Three Degrees.

The Japanese title is “Whisper of Angels.” It’s a number with beautiful harmonies—a song you’ll want to sing when you want a fresh, uplifting vibe.

By all means, try singing it together while harmonizing!