Rev up your 80s memories with ultimate Cruisin' Classics! This decade delivered driving rock and pop anthems perfect for the highway, blending iconic guitar riffs with memorable synth lines and soaring vocals. These songs capture the energy, style, and spirit of adventure that defined 80s driving music.
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics
Hit the highway with the ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics! Explore the decade's best driving music: anthemic...
- Against The Wind
- Any Way You Want It
- Back In Black
- Born in the U.S.A.
- Don't Stop Believin'
- Eye Of The Tiger
- Heading Out to the Highway
- Hit Me With Your Best Shot
- I Can't Drive 55
- Livin' On A Prayer
- Panama
- Photograph
- Pour Some Sugar on Me
- Rebel Yell
- Roll Me Away
- Runnin' Down A Dream
- Sharp Dressed Man
- Southern Cross
- Start Me Up
- Summer of '69
- Tunnel Of Love
- Welcome to the Jungle
- Working for the Weekend
- You Shook Me All Night Long
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (A)
Against The Wind: Released as a single in April 1980, Bob Seger's "Against the Wind" became a major chart hit and the title track of his only number one, Grammy Award-winning album.Bob Seger
Any Way You Want It: Released as the lead single from Journey's 1980 album Departure, "Any Way You Want It" became another major chart success for the band.Journey
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (B)
Back In Black: Back In Black, the title track of AC/DC's monumental 1980 album, served as a powerful and defiant statement following the tragic death of their previous singer, Bon Scott.AC/DC
Born in the U.S.A.: A massive international hit single from the record-breaking 1984 album Born in the U.S.A., this song cemented Springsteen's global superstardom. Its booming drums, signature synthesizer hook, and passionate vocals created a powerful blend of rock and roll, heartland rock, and 80s pop sensibilities perfect for cruising.Bruce Springsteen
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (D)
Don't Stop Believin': Featured on Journey's diamond-selling 1981 album Escape and released as a massive hit single, "Don't Stop Believin'" became the band's signature song.Journey
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (E)
Eye Of The Tiger: Released in 1982, Survivor's "Eye Of The Tiger" became an international #1 smash, largely fueled by its prominent feature in a major motion picture (Rocky III).Survivor
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (H)
Heading Out to the Highway: Released as a successful single from the 1981 album Point of Entry, "Heading Out to the Highway" showcased a slightly more melodic yet still powerful heavy metal sound for Judas Priest.Judas Priest
Hit Me With Your Best Shot: Released in 1980 on Pat Benatar’s breakthrough album Crimes of Passion, "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" became one of her signature songs and a massive commercial success.Pat Benatar
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (I)
I Can't Drive 55: Released in 1984, "I Can't Drive 55" became a defining solo hit for rock legend Sammy Hagar, featured prominently on his VOA album.Sammy Hagar
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (L)
Livin' On A Prayer: Released as a single in October 1986 from the Diamond-selling album 'Slippery When Wet,' Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer" became a defining global anthem of the glam metal era.Bon Jovi
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (P)
Panama: Released as a chart-topping single in 1984 from the diamond-selling album 1984, "Panama" showcased Van Halen firing on all cylinders. While incorporating the era's polished production, its core is pure hard rock, driven by Eddie Van Halen's unforgettable guitar riff, making it perfect, high-octane workout music and a quintessential cruisin' track.Van Halen
Photograph: Released February 3, 1983, "Photograph" propelled Def Leppard to superstardom, showcasing their mastery of hard rock blended with accessible melodies. As the lead single from their breakthrough album Pyromania, this track exemplifies the pop metal and glam metal sound that dominated early 80s rock radio.Def Leppard
Pour Some Sugar on Me: This standout track from Def Leppard's massively successful 1987 album "Hysteria" perfectly encapsulates the band's signature blend of hard rock energy and pop rock sensibilities.Def Leppard
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (R)
Rebel Yell: The explosive title track from Billy Idol's late 1983 sophomore album Rebel Yell, this song cemented his solo stardom worldwide (charting significantly in 1984).Billy Idol
Roll Me Away: Released as a hit single in 1983 from the album The Distance, "Roll Me Away" is quintessential Bob Seger. It perfectly embodies the Heartland Rock genre with its narrative storytelling about restlessness and renewal, straightforward rock arrangement, and Seger's soulful, instantly recognizable voice.Bob Seger
Runnin' Down A Dream: Released as a major hit single from Tom Petty's acclaimed 1989 solo album Full Moon Fever, "Runnin' Down A Dream" became an instant rock radio staple.Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (S)
Sharp Dressed Man: Released as a massive single from the multi-platinum 1983 album Eliminator, "Sharp Dressed Man" showcased ZZ Top's successful fusion of their signature sound with modern technology.ZZ Top
Southern Cross: Released as a successful single on September 30, 1982, from their album 'Daylight Again,' Crosby, Stills & Nash's "Southern Cross" became a signature soft rock hit of the era.Crosby Stills Nash & Young
Start Me Up: Released as the lead single from their chart-topping 1981 album Tattoo You, "Start Me Up" revitalized The Rolling Stones' sound for the 80s.The Rolling Stones
Summer of '69: Released as a massive hit single from Bryan Adams' multi-platinum album Reckless, "Summer of '69" became one of his signature songs worldwide.Bryan Adams
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (T)
Tunnel Of Love: Released October 2, 1981, "Tunnel Of Love" stands as one of Dire Straits' most ambitious narrative songs. Featured on the 1980 album Making Movies, it showcases Mark Knopfler's cinematic songwriting and intricate guitar playing.Dire Straits
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (W)
Welcome to the Jungle: As the explosive opening track of the monumental 1987 album Appetite for Destruction, "Welcome to the Jungle" served as a raw introduction to Guns N' Roses' gritty hard rock sound.Guns N' Roses
Working for the Weekend: Released on their breakthrough 1981 album Get Lucky, "Working for the Weekend" catapulted Canadian band Loverboy to international fame. The track perfectly captured the early 80s zeitgeist, merging powerful Hard Rock guitar chords with irresistible Pop Rock hooks and a driving Dance-Rock beat.Loverboy
Ultimate 80s Cruisin' Classics (Y)
You Shook Me All Night Long: You Shook Me All Night Long, a standout track from AC/DC's monumental 1980 album "Back In Black," quickly became one of their most popular and enduring songs.AC/DC
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