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Kool and The Gang Popular Song Rankings [2026]

Kool & the Gang is an American soul, R&B, and funk band.

In their early days, they had no lead vocalist and released mainly instrument-leaning tracks centered on jazz-funk.

Later, after J.T.

Taylor joined as the vocalist, songs featuring vocals became their main focus.

Kool and The Gang Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (1–10)

September LoveKool and The Gang8rank/position

Formed in 1964 in the U.S.

state of New Jersey, this American soul, R&B, and funk band was founded around the brothers Robert “Kool” Bell on bass and Ronald Bell on keyboards.

This song is included on the 1983 album “In the Heart” and reflects on memories of falling in love in September.

Summer MadnessKool and The Gang9rank/position

A gorgeous, smooth instrumental track perfect for a hot summer afternoon.

It was released in 1974 by the American R&B group Kool & the Gang and is included on the album Light of Worlds.

The track has a spiritual vibe.

Hollywood SwingingKool and The Gang10rank/position

This is a New Balance commercial featuring various athletes, including Shohei Ohtani.

It captures dynamic sports scenes with athletes wearing New Balance shoes and uniforms, and the camerawork really conveys a sense of energy.

The movements synced to the BGM, “Hollywood Swinging,” are also striking, adding a rhythmic feel to the players’ dynamism.

Kool & The Gang Popular Songs Ranking [2026] (11–20)

Love The Life You Live (Pt. 1 & 2)Kool and The Gang11rank/position

Kool & the Gang, the legendary funk band with a career spanning over 50 years.

Active since the 1960s, they’re known as one of the groups that helped ignite the soul and funk music boom.

They’ve produced numerous classics, but a standout recommendation is “Love The Life You Live (Pt.

1 & 2).” With its stylish funk and many memorable phrases, it’s known as a track that’s easy to sync cuts and edits to.

N.T.Kool and The Gang12rank/position

A funk number by Kool & The Gang from the early 1970s that could be called one of the roots of breakbeats.

When people hear “breakbeats,” many might picture chopped-up hip-hop beats or ravey British electronic dance music.

However, the earliest breakbeats actually originated in Black music—especially soul numbers like this.

Later, looping a single verse and rapping over it would come to form one of the roots of hip-hop.