A collection of Western songs with titles starting with “J”
When it comes to songs with titles that start with “J,” do any come to mind?
We don’t usually pay much attention to the first letter of a song title, so it might be hard to think of one right away.
That said, there are plenty of English words that start with “J,” like “Joy,” “Just,” “Jet,” and “Jesus.”
In this article, I’ll introduce many songs with titles that begin with “J,” regardless of era or genre.
By exploring music from a perspective you may not have tried before, you might discover some new tracks.
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J’Entends Cette MusiqueFrance Gall
France Gall is a French pop singer who began her career in 1964.
In Japan, songs like “Yumemiru France Ningyo” (Dreaming French Doll) are well known.
“J’Entends Cette Musique” was her debut single, released in March 1964.
Jingle BellsFrank Sinatra
That cheerful melody you always hear when the Christmas season arrives.
When you listen to it in Frank Sinatra’s voice, it resonates even more deeply.
Featured on his 1948 album “Christmas Songs by Sinatra,” this piece portrays the joy of dashing through the snow in an open sleigh.
Sinatra’s smooth vocals beautifully capture the essence of this festive tune.
With its lively rhythm and catchy lyrics, it’s perfect for a karaoke pick.
Sing it with your sweetheart and it might just bring the two of you closer.
It’s a great choice for anyone who wants to enhance a romantic winter atmosphere, even if you’re not confident in your English.
June is Busting Out All OverFrank Wess
If you’re throwing a house party during the rainy season, this kind of groovy number is exactly what you want to hear! An up-tempo jazz track with an irresistible lightness that gets your body moving before you know it.
It’s so comfortable it makes you forget the dreary, humid weather, and on the flip side, it’s a tune that’ll have you dancing and working up a sweat.
It’ll make both your body and your spirit feel joyful and at ease—no doubt about it!
Jesus Be a Fence Around MeFred Hammond & Radical For Christ
Fred Hammond is a gospel singer, producer, and bass guitarist from Detroit who has been active since 1985.
This track was released in 2000 and is included on the album “Purpose By Design (Radical for Christ),” which was certified Gold in the United States.
Julie.Gallant
Gallant’s “Julie.” recreates the sophisticated sound of city pop on foreign soil, a perfect fit for an artist who openly professes his love for Japanese culture.
Released in 2020 and included on his album Neptune, the song can truly be described as city pop that transcends borders.
The rhythm grooves with conviction, and his uniquely soulful expressiveness moves the listener.
The lyrics, which explore complex human relationships, resonate deeply.
Its vivid yet richly layered sound feels nostalgic while offering a fresh listening experience.
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Jesus He Knows Me (Genesis Cover)GHOST
Ghost is a Swedish heavy metal band.
From their cover EP “Phantomime,” here’s “Jesus He Knows Me.” It’s a cover of the Genesis song of the same name, and while the original is a light, poppy tune, Ghost’s version delivers a wild vibe with rumbling low end.
It preserves the charm of the original while adding Ghost’s signature touch.
With such a different musical style, the way the lyrics come across is likely to change as well.
JanuaryGoldfinger
Goldfinger, known as one of the bands representing pop punk and ska-core.
They’ve created countless classic tracks, but the one I especially recommend for the New Year or January is January.
While the song is wrapped in a bright, pop-punk sound, it’s actually a heartbreak tune about lingering feelings for a lover they broke up with in less than a year.
The way the protagonist looks back on a fleeting romance from January to December is pitiable, yet somehow endearingly charming.
