Classic Western songs to listen to at night

Give Me The NightGeorge Benson

George Benson – Give Me The Night (12”)

George Benson is a fusion guitarist and singer from the United States.

Although he initially played gritty, down-to-earth jazz, from the late 1970s he gradually shifted toward a more fusion-oriented sound.

Then, on his 1980 album Give Me the Night, he took on the vocals himself, and it became a hit.

One More TryGeorge Michael

George Michael – One More Try

Included on the 1987 album Faith.

Born in 1963.

A London-born singer-songwriter.

The slow, gently unfolding rhythm and the pipe-organ-like keyboard tones carry a melody that seeps into the heart, and his soulful singing over it really hits you in the chest.

Living Inside MyselfGino Vannelli

LIVING INSIDE MYSELF – GINO VANNELLI – (1981)

Gino Vannelli is a singer-songwriter from Canada.

While he can’t be described as a major commercial success, he is known as a highly skilled vocalist who earns respect from fellow musicians.

“Living Inside Myself” is a song from his 1981 album Nightwalker.

His passionate vocal delivery overwhelms the listener.

The AnthemGood Charlotte

Good Charlotte – The Anthem (Official Video)

It’s a classic by Good Charlotte, whose high-energy punk rock sound and polished vocals convey the pride of having survived the rock warring era.

Its refined melodic sense sticks with you, making it a refreshing track that’s perfect for night drives or walks.

Hollaback GirlGwen Stefani

Gwen Stefani – Hollaback Girl (Official Music Video)

This is a famous track by Gwen Stefani, offered as a piece that blends a hard-hitting beat with airy, distinctive vocals, creating a curious yet danceable feel.

Its appealing, rudy nighttime texture makes it a perfect match after dark, and its musicality—favored not only in club scenes but also at other kinds of parties—lingers in the ear.

You’d Be So Nice To Come Home ToHelen Merrill with Clifford Brown

Helen Merrill with Clifford Brown / You’d Be So Nice To Come Home To

The Japanese title “Kaette Kuretara Ureshii wa” (I’d Be So Happy If You’d Come Back) is a jazz standard composed by Cole Porter.

The song was covered by jazz singer Helen Merrill, known as “The Sigh of New York.” This recording, featuring a collaboration with jazz trumpeter Clifford Brown, was released in 1954.

It’s a track renowned for its alluring, mature femininity and cool, refined flavor.

Space CowboyJamiroquai

Jamiroquai – Space Cowboy (Official Video)

This classic by Jamiroquai features a distinctive, floating vibe where uniquely soaring vocals fit perfectly with a disco-funk and acid jazz mood.

It’s crafted to let your mind drift into the cosmos at night, making it an accomplished piece you can return to and enjoy time and again.