[2025] A roundup of Western songs with titles starting with B

Bo DiddleyBo Diddley

Bo Diddley “Bo Diddley” on The Ed Sullivan Show

A track that elevates the melody of a traditional lullaby into a completely new form of rock ’n’ roll.

Released in April 1955, the debut single by American rock titan Bo Diddley captivated music fans worldwide with its distinctive rhythmic pattern later known as the “Bo Diddley beat.” It topped the Billboard R&B chart for two consecutive weeks and left a major mark on rock history.

While inheriting the musical legacy of African Americans, this ambitious work brims with powerful self-assertion and identity.

Its thunderous electric guitar sound and inventive rhythm perfectly embody the innovation of rock ’n’ roll’s dawn.

An ideal pick for times you want to amp up the energy—like on a drive or at a party.

Blue Suede ShoesCarl Perkins

Carl Perkins – Blue Suede Shoes – Perry Como Show -1956

Carl Perkins, a maverick of the rockabilly scene who made a splash in the dawn of rock ’n’ roll, hailed from the United States.

From his boyhood on a poor farm, he grew familiar with the gospel sung by African American laborers and created a sound that innovatively fused blues and country.

Released by Sun Records in January 1956 as his first single, this song humorously portrays a young man determined not to let anyone step on his favorite shoes.

Its stoic resolve to protect what matters most delivers a universal message that resonates with everyone.

Featured on the album “Dance Album of Carl Perkins,” it reached No.

1 on the Billboard country chart.

It’s a perfect pick for those who want to savor the nostalgic atmosphere of the 1950s while enjoying a leisurely time in a cafe or vintage clothing shop.

Be AlrightDean Lewis

Dean Lewis – Be Alright (Official Video)

Dean Lewis, a Sydney native, was inspired to pursue music after discovering an Oasis live DVD.

A self-taught, melodically driven singer-songwriter, he began producing his own songs and signed with Specific Music in 2014.

While rooted in pop, his broad musical style also incorporates elements of folk and indie rock.

Since his 2016 debut, his tracks have been featured in American TV dramas such as Suits and Grey’s Anatomy, cementing his international reputation.

At the 2019 ARIA Music Awards, he won Album of the Year and Best Male Artist.

With an emotive voice and relatable lyrics, he delivers music that speaks to the heart.

His songs carry universal messages within an intimate atmosphere, making his work an ideal listen for a quiet night.

Be Bop A LulaGene Vincent & The Blue Caps

Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps – Be Bop A Lula

When it comes to legends of American rockabilly, you can’t leave out Gene Vincent and the Blue Caps.

Released in 1956, this song is known as a classic that embodies the essence of rock ’n’ roll.

It’s a passionate love song, expressing a fiery longing for a girl in red jeans through Vincent’s distinctive vocals and the Blue Caps’ razor-sharp guitar sound.

Recorded at Bradley Studios in Nashville, Tennessee, and released by Capitol Records, it reached No.

7 on the U.

S.

Billboard pop chart.

It’s also famous for its memorable performance scene in the film The Girl Can’t Help It.

A must-listen not only for rockabilly fans but for anyone interested in 1950s American pop.

Break On Through (To The Other Side)The Doors

The Doors – Break On Through (To The Other Side) [Official Video]

The debut by The Doors, a psychedelic rock band emblematic of America, is a striking track where organ and guitar weave a dreamlike sound, paired with Jim Morrison’s charismatic vocals.

Its polished blues-rock rhythm and innovative drum beat—skillfully incorporating bossa nova elements—make it a performance that symbolizes the psychedelic movement of the ’60s.

Released in January 1967 as the opening track of their debut album The Doors, the song has continued to be loved across generations, later featuring in the film Forrest Gump.

Imbued with the band’s determination to open doors to new worlds through music, this track is highly recommended for all music fans seeking liberation of the heart.

Bounce BackBig Sean

Big Sean – Bounce Back

The stylish hip-hop work by Big Sean from the United States is an ambitious piece that powerfully sings about bouncing back from hardship.

With soulful vocals, it expresses the determination to move forward after overcoming failure, making it a perfect track for sports scenes.

Released in October 2016 as a lead single from the album “I Decided.”, it became a major hit, reaching No.

6 on the Billboard chart.

Produced by hitmaker Metro Boomin and others, it features a polished sound that incorporates elements of trap music.

It’s an ideal song to boost motivation for training, running, or getting in the zone before a game.

BallerinaDaisy the Great

Daisy the Great — Ballerina (Official Video)

The latest track from Daisy the Great, the Brooklyn indie-pop talent drawing widespread attention, weaves a poignant narrative centered on the social pressures and expectations individuals face.

Skillfully blending melodious folk elements with the currents of pop music, the song began streaming in March 2025 and was released alongside a striking music video directed by Zachary Tabor.

Issued as the lead single from the album The Rubber Teeth Talk, it marks a new frontier for the group, who have earned acclaim for past works like Pretty Painting and Spectacle.

With lyrics that delicately portray the inner conflicts we all experience and a soothing melodic line, this song is sure to resonate with anyone searching for their true self.