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{August 18, 2010}   Karaoke Songs of the 50′s

Though the 50′s isn’t particularly known for the most timeless music, still heard on radio sets and iPods today, the decade did give us some of the more melodious tunes that everybody can sing along to. While maybe not the premiere decade for chart topping hits, after all a lot of the decades lyricism is a little cheesy, as far as karaoke jams go, the 50′s are tough to beat. Here’s a look at a few tunes that are not only fairly easy to sing but are sure to have the crowd holding lighters in the air and swaying back and forth (some talent may be required).

  1. Mack the Knife (Bobby Darin – 1959) Though the song has been around since the late 20′s and even released just a few years earlier by Louis Armstrong, the most famous version of the popular hit was brought to us by Bobby Darin. Those with the microphone will appreciate its smooth rhythm, making it relatively easy to read the words, yet still upbeat enough to throw in a little showmanship. Read the rest of this entry »



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