Karaoke songs in Western music that are easy for women in their 50s to sing. World classics and recommended popular songs.

Let It BeThe Beatles

The Beatles – Let It Be – Let It Be (STEREO REMASTERED)

It was released in the UK in 1970.

It is one of the Beatles’ signature songs, having sold over 10 million copies worldwide.

Literally speaking, I think “let it go” from Frozen means “leave it alone,” while “let it be” means “as it is.” Very recently, it has been used as an insert song on TV Tokyo’s show “May I Follow You Home?”

Didn’t We Almost Have It AllWhitney Houston

Whitney Houston – Didn’t We Almost Have It All (Official Live Video)

Japanese title: “Love Advice,” released in 1987.

This hit song by the late Whitney is one you’ll want to try singing at karaoke at least once.

However, all of her songs are quite challenging and suited for advanced singers, so practice is necessary.

For this song, I think the live version in this video is perfect.

Back To BlackAmy Winehouse

Amy Winehouse – Back To Black

This is a karaoke track by Amy Winehouse, whose husky vocals and a world brimming with a smoky flavor enable a richly dense sonic approach.

The melody progresses in a range that’s easy to sing even for those who are tone-deaf, and her artistry—familiar to women in their 50s as well—evokes a sense of luxury.

AngelAngela Winbush

Angela Winbush – Angel

This is a karaoke track by Angela Winbush, known for her refined pop sound and distinctive vocal work.

Its style is approachable for women in their 50s, and the melody sits in an easy range, making it comfortable to listen to and sing even for those who aren’t confident in their pitch.

I Love You Just BecauseAnita Baker

I Love You Just Because – Anita Baker

This is a karaoke track by Anita Baker, an artist with tremendous credibility as an authentic soul music standard-bearer, whose records are renowned enough to command high prices.

The style is approachable for women in their 50s, offering a heartwarming comfort that even those who are tone-deaf can enjoy.

After The PainBetty Wright

Betty Wright- After The Pain

This is a karaoke track by Betty Wright that overflows with a vintage vibe, thanks to a funk-laden vocal approach and a gentle, familiar old-school mastering texture.

It’s approachable for women in their 50s and delivers outstanding presence even for those who are not confident singers.

EncoreCheryl Lynn

Cheryl Lynn – Encore (Official Video)

This karaoke track is by Cheryl Lynn, whose soulful vocals command an overwhelming presence as a leading artist in disco-funk.

It’s a song with a style that fits women in their 50s perfectly, and its approachable vibe makes it easy even for those who aren’t confident singers to take on.