
Look at Miss Ohio
Welch keeps the arrangement to two guitars, and a beauty queen decides she will do right, just not yet.

Welch keeps the arrangement to two guitars, and a beauty queen decides she will do right, just not yet.

A radio host's joke about the lineup changes, flipped into a Grammy winner Beyonce largely wrote on a flight.

Written for the Charlie's Angels soundtrack, eleven straight weeks at number one, and Michelle Williams's first single with the group.

A late drive home from Tony Kanal's house, a father's lecture, and Stefani's first song without brother Eric.

Jackson answered street harassers by demanding respect over a factory preset Jimmy Jam found on an Ensoniq Mirage.

Madonna and Stephen Bray built it on horns and handclaps; Fincher's Metropolis video cost a reported five million dollars.

Written in about twenty minutes at the end of a session, and Wynette immediately dreaded that high note forever.

A Zapp groove under the Five Stairsteps hook, dedicated to Latasha Harlins, and rap's warmest tribute to Black women.

Barrow looped Isaac Hayes' Ike's Rap II, Utley added the guitar, and Gibbons sings it like a demand.

Robert Hazard wrote it in 1979 from a man's point of view, and Lauper flipped it into female solidarity.

Betty Jean Newsome shares the credit and later claimed all of it; Sammy Lowe's strings carry Brown's most exposed vocal.
Timbaland's beat under a hook Elliott had reversed, a Run-DMC sample, and ten weeks parked at number two.

Aretha takes Otis Redding's song away from him for good, spells out the demand, and never gives it back.