Released as the lead single from his platinum album Can't Hold Back, this track revitalized Eddie Money's career, soaring into the Top 5. Its powerful blend of pop rock accessibility, driving beat, and Money's passionate vocals, punctuated by Ronnie Spector reprising "Be My Baby," proved irresistible.

This quintessential 1986 rock song perfectly captured the sound of the era with its polished production and catchy hooks. Featuring memorable guitar work alongside the iconic vocal feature, "Take Me Home Tonight" remains one of Eddie Money's biggest and most beloved power pop hits.

SONG MEANING: The song is an urgent plea from the singer to a love interest to "take me home tonight." It expresses intense loneliness ("I feel so hungry / I can't let you slip away") and a desperate desire for immediate intimacy and connection, highlighted by Ronnie Spector's classic "Be My Baby" interlude.

Released as the second single from the successful 1982 album No Control, "Think I'm In Love" continued Eddie Money's chart dominance. Its powerful hard rock arrangement, featuring memorable guitar riffs and an infectious hand-clap driven beat, perfectly captured the sound of early 80s rock radio.

This energetic 1982 hard rock classic expresses the exhilarating rush of falling in love. With its driving rhythm, catchy chorus, and raw vocal delivery, "Think I'm In Love" remains one of Eddie Money's most popular and enduring rock anthems from his peak era.

SONG MEANING: The song captures the exciting, slightly overwhelming, and perhaps unexpected realization that the singer is falling in love ("Oh oh, I think I'm in love"). It expresses the giddy feeling and positive outlook ("And my life's looking up") associated with the powerful emotions of new love.

Released as the successful lead single from his album Nothing to Lose, "Walk on Water" continued Eddie Money's string of rock radio hits into the late 80s. Its bright, keyboard-infused pop rock arrangement, combined with powerful vocals and relatable lyrics, perfectly captured the mainstream rock sound of the era.

This optimistic 1988 rock track uses grand metaphors to express how love makes one feel capable of anything. With its memorable melody and feel-good energy, "Walk on Water" remains a beloved song in Eddie Money's catalog, showcasing his enduring pop rock appeal.

SONG MEANING: The song uses the metaphor of being able to "walk on water" to describe the empowering and almost superhuman feeling the singer gets from being in a supportive, loving relationship ("When I'm with you / I can walk on water"). It's a declaration of how love provides strength and makes the impossible seem possible.

Released as the lead single from the successful 1982 album No Control, "Shakin'" showcased Eddie Money's hard rock credentials. Its energetic pulse, powerful guitar work, and memorable chorus made it a fixture on AOR radio and early MTV, contributing significantly to the album's success.

This driving 1982 rock track captures a feeling of being overwhelmed and physically affected by an encounter. With its potent instrumentation and Eddie Money's impassioned delivery, "Shakin'" remains one of his hardest-rocking signature songs and an enduring classic rock favorite.

SONG MEANING: The song describes the narrator's intense physical and emotional reaction to encountering a captivating, possibly dangerous or unsettling woman ("She was shakin'"). He feels unnerved and physically affected ("My knees are weak / I can't seem to stand on my own two feet") by her powerful presence and actions

Released as a successful single from the platinum album Can't Hold Back, this track showcased Eddie Money's ability to deliver compelling pop rock with emotional depth. Originally written by members of the band Billy Satellite, Money made this AOR gem his own, achieving significant chart success.

Featuring a polished production typical of mid-80s AOR, "I Wanna Go Back" blends rock instrumentation with pop sensibilities. Its relatable theme of longing for the past, combined with Eddie Money's powerful vocals, makes it an enduring favorite on classic rock radio.

SONG MEANING: The song expresses a deep sense of nostalgia and a yearning to return to a past time, presumably youth, which the singer remembers fondly ("I wanna go back and do it all over"). It reflects on the passage of time and the bittersweet impossibility of recapturing lost moments or simpler days ("But I can't go back I know").