
Top 10 Mariah Carey Songs
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'Honey'
Recorded for Carey's seventh studio album, 1997's 'Butterfly,' this top Mariah Carey song marks the diva's transition from pop to more R&B -- possibly due to the track's beat sampling, borrowing both World's Famous Supreme Team's 'Hey DJ,' and Treacherous Three's 'The Body Rock.' The track earned two Grammy nominations in 1998 for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance and Best R&B Song.

Top 10 Paul McCartney Songs
While Paul McCartney had many iconic songs as a member of the Beatles, his solo catalog also boasts many hits, as well as his studio efforts with the Wings, which included his late wife Linda. Below we chronicle the top 10 Paul McCartney songs (excluding the Beatles discography) as chosen by AOL Radio listeners.
10) 'Let 'Em In'
'Let 'Em In" was the second single from the Wings' 1976 album 'Wings at the Speed of Sound.' The song (with drummer boy-sounding percussion) includes references to McCartney's real-life friends and is notable for fading to a lower volume (towards the end of the song) and then suddenly ending on two louder chords.
10 Best Frank Sinatra Songs
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'I've Got You Under My Skin'
This Sinatra favorite was penned by Cole Porter in 1936. Sinatra first performed the song on the radio in 1946, but didn't record it until 10 years later as part of the 1956 album 'Songs for Swingin' Lovers.' The swinging big-band style builds to successive crescendos on the back of an arrangement by Nelson Riddle, who said he was inspired by Bolero.

Top 10 Songs of 2007
'How Far We've Come' is the lead single from Matchbox Twenty's 2007 retrospective collection, 'Exile on Mainstream,' which features 11 previous hits and six new songs. The song is fitting for the album -- lyrically reflecting on the life of the band and featuring a montage of significant world events in the music video.

Top 10 Romantic Songs
'Just the Way You Are' is a romantic song from Billy Joel's 1977 pop rock album, 'The Stranger.' It was written as a birthday gift to Joel's first wife Elizabeth Weber. The song won the 1978 Grammy Awards for Record of the Year and Song of the Year. Joel rarely performs it, but does do it as a duet with Elton John on their Face-to-Face tour.

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10 Best '80s Movie Songs
Movie: 'The Karate Kid II' (1986)
This movie song was nominated for an Academy Award, a Golden Globe and a Grammy in 1987. The song was originally written for 'Rocky IV,' but after the song was passed on for that movie it was picked up by the producers for 'The Karate Kid, Part II.'

Top 10 Eminem Songs
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'When I'm Gone'


