Danceable Western rock! Disco sounds that heat up the dance floor
A rock & disco number that shakes the dance floor with an ultra-catchy rock sound and overwhelming groove.
It’s still beloved as a staple at clubs and parties around the world.
These classic Western tracks that fuse guitar riffs with dance beats are so irresistible, you can’t help but start moving the moment you hear them! Add them to your playlist and enjoy a party night with these world-famous rock anthems.
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Danceable Western rock! Disco sounds that heat up the dance floor (11–20)
Take Me Home TonightEddie Money
A song inspired by the Ronettes’ 1963 hit “Be My Baby.” It was written by songwriters Michael Leeson and Peter Vale and released in 1986 by American rock singer Eddie Money.
You Shook Me All Night LongAC/DC
This is the first AC/DC single to feature Brian Johnson as the new lead singer, replacing Bon Scott, who passed away in 1980.
Brian Johnson wrote the song, drawing inspiration from his image of American girls.
Runaround SueDion
A pop song released in 1961 by American singer-songwriter Dion.
It sings about an immoral lover.
The track was selected by Rolling Stone as one of “The Greatest Songs of All Time.”
Johnny B. GoodeChuck Berry
A song inspired by the life of Chuck Berry.
The title “Johnny” is named after pianist Johnny Johnson, who collaborated with Berry on many songs such as Maybellene, Roll Over Beethoven, and Sweet Little Sixteen.
Burning down the houseTalking Heads
This song was created after Chris Frantz, the Talking Heads drummer and a fan of funk, was inspired by a P-Funk live show in New York.
Characterized by its sophisticated groove, it became their biggest hit.
Honky Tonk WomenThe Rolling Stones
A song about a prostitute.
The Rolling Stones originally began recording it as a country song based on Hank Williams’s “Honky Tonk Blues.” It is used as a session title in the anime series Cowboy Bebop.
Danceable Western rock! Disco sounds that heat up the dance floor (21–30)
Big LoveFleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac, the British band that made a huge splash worldwide starting in the 1970s.
A standout song from the era when they found success with a pop-oriented sound is the lead single from their classic album Tango in the Night.
Released in March 1987, this track is a highly appealing dance number, woven from an urgent guitar riff and synth textures.
Yet the lyrics present a skeptical view of love, and the contrast with the song’s passionate tone leaves a lingering resonance.
The album containing this track topped the UK charts for five weeks.
Blending rock dynamism with the refined beats characteristic of the ’80s, it’s the perfect song to heat up the dance floor.