391. Tell It Like It Is: Aaron Neville- I actually had never heard this one before, so I really can’t comment…
392. Bittersweet Symphony: The Verve- Generally considered one of those pieces that speaks for a generation.
393. Whipping Post: The Allman Brothers Band- White guys can do the blues…and sympathize with black guys.
394. Ticket to Ride: The Beatles- The Beatles used the then-radical technique known as the fadeout here.
395. Ohio: Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young- One of the best primary sources of the Vietnam Era.
396. I Know You Got Soul: Eric B and Rakim- Nothing like stealing…er sampling the Jacksons.
397. Tiny Dancer: Elton John- I am not sure this is necessarily better than 103 other songs, but whatever.
398. Roxanne: The Police- Another song about hookers.
399. Just My Imagination: The Temptations- Who remembers Live Aid? They closed the show. Nowadays, say Philadelphia singing superstar and Will Smith probably comes to mind. Then again, maybe not.
400. Baby I Need Your Lovin’: The Four Tops- I forgot how great the Four Tops were until reviewing this.
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