Cyndi Lauper’s classic and popular songs
Introducing songs by American singer Cyndi Lauper, who began her career as a solo artist in 1983.
From her debut single “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” through her fourth single, she landed in the top five of the charts, catapulting her to stardom.
Thanks to her ability to handle a wide range of styles, she’s often called a singer with a rainbow of voices.
It’s said that during her early years, she worked at a Japanese restaurant in New York, which sparked her deep affection for Japan.
She has taken part in charity efforts for earthquake relief and has appeared on the NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen.
Now, please enjoy Cyndi Lauper’s vocals with this playlist.
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Cyndi Lauper’s famous and popular songs (21–30)
Funnel Of LoveCyndi Lauper
It’s a song that starts right from the intro and is sprinkled with her signature style.
I think it came out around the time she had gotten quite used to things.
The arrangement has changed significantly as well.
It feels distinctly modern, and I find it interesting in its own way.
Hey NowCyndi Lauper
It goes straight into the A-melody from the intro.
She’s a truly powerful vocalist, so I think she has enough vocal strength not to be overshadowed by the backing track.
There might be a funky, dance-music vibe right from the start, and overall it’s a poppy, enjoyable piece from beginning to end.
Cyndi Lauper’s classic and popular songs (31–40)
I Drove All NightCyndi Lauper
This song feels great, with a liberating rush when it moves from the solemn, cello-laden opening lines into the chorus.
Written by American songwriters Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly, it was performed by Cyndi Lauper in her own distinctive style.
I Will FollowCyndi Lauper
It starts with a band arrangement in the intro, and from the A section onward, the powerful voice holds its own without getting buried by the strong band sound.
It reminded me of arrangements from classic prog.
It made me expect that the other tracks on this album will be enjoyable as well.
PrimitiveCyndi Lauper
It is included on the third album, “A Night to Remember,” released in 1990.
“Primitive” has various meanings such as “primitive,” “naive,” and “simple,” and the lyrics seem to be about a romantic relationship between a man and a woman.
Kinky Boots: Lola’s World (The BEST Lola)Cyndi Lauper
Kinky Boots, the Broadway musical etched in many people’s memories as one of Haruma Miura’s signature works.
The story depicts a men’s shoe factory on the brink of bankruptcy turning its business around after meeting the drag queen, Lola.
This piece is The Land of Lola, used during Lola’s entrance scene.
It’s a song that conveys the glamour and strength of drag queens.
It’s an impressive track that blends the hallmarks of Cindy Lauper—who could be called a master craftsperson of pop music—with elements of gospel.
All Through the NightCyndi Lauper
It jumps straight from the intro into the first verse, so you can enjoy it right away.
It’s crafted so you can listen comfortably up to the chorus.
When the second verse comes in, the enjoyment doubles, creating a flow that keeps you looking forward to what’s next, with a pop feel throughout.