
I Got a Car
Bubba Strait pitched it off a rodeo friend's CD; his father left it on the coffee table, then cut it.

Bubba Strait pitched it off a rodeo friend's CD; his father left it on the coffee table, then cut it.

Filmed among Aston Martins in Miami, with J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League's beat and Drake turning Ross's luxury boast wistful.

Twenty-four weeks atop the country chart, a Nelly remix, and the first country single ever certified diamond.

Stargate's beat, a yellow Challenger with black stripes, and a Pittsburgh hometown chant that reached number one.

A DeBarge interpolation from 1982, Jay E producing, and Nelly making must be the money a national catchphrase.

A Mothership Connection sample, RBX writing Dre's verses, and the Grammy win that turned it into a hit.

Mike Campbell's fuzz riff, then a closing solo of nearly two minutes he nailed in a single take.
Muscle Shoals cut it in 1966, and the title was Aretha Franklin's idea; Mack Rice had called it Mustang Mama.
Richman borrowed two chords from Sister Ray and turned Route 128 after midnight into the happiest song about driving.

By Numan's account a road-rage scare in London started it; a bass riff, a Polymoog, and a UK number one.

Wilson heard Be My Baby, resolved to answer it, and took the title phrase from his girlfriend Marilyn Rovell.

Kizart's amp fell off the car, Phillips stuffed the blown cone with paper, and distorted guitar entered the language.

Mars Bonfire's used Ford Falcon inspired it, Steppenwolf sped it up, and Easy Rider made it biker culture's signature.

Ida Red, a 1938 Bob Wills fiddle tune, turned into a car chase, with Johnnie Johnson's piano running underneath.