A collection of Western songs with titles that start with “Z”
When it comes to English words that start with “Z,” there are plenty that sound like they could be used as song titles, such as “Zero,” “Zombie,” and “Zoom.” In this article, we’ll introduce famous Western songs whose titles start with “Z.” You probably don’t often search for songs by their initial letter, but once you try it, you may discover tracks that haven’t really caught your eye before.
With the hope of encountering new music, let’s dive into the article!
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ZiggyCéline Dion
In France, it was released as a commercial single.
The lyrics depict the love story of a woman who falls for a gay man named Ziggy.
The song reached a peak of number two on the French charts and remained on the rankings for an entire year.
It became Dion’s biggest hit in French.
A compilation of Western songs with titles starting with 'Z' (61–70)
ZephyrusClaim The Throne
An Australian band.
Within 10 seconds of the music video you’ll think, “Ah, these guys are idiots!”—their look makes it obvious.
But instead of the cheerful, goofy metal you’d expect, it hits you with death growls and passionate melodies—a delightful gap-moe twist.
From start to finish it’s a flood of beautiful melodies, a track I’d recommend even to fans of melodic death metal.
Ziegfeld FolliesFred Astaire & Gene Kelly
This is a song from the 1946 musical film Ziegfeld Follies.
Although it’s an older work, it features two of the Golden Age’s biggest musical stars, Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire, whose lively, comical, and delightful dance number is sure to lift anyone’s spirits.
The cheerful, brass-forward jazz sound is perfect for autumn.