Top 10 Best Amanda Lear Songs
Amanda Lear is a French icon known for her paintings, her modeling history & her wide variety of music, ranging from Eurodisco to funk, new wave (including its subgenre synth pop), pop rock, house, Eurodance, Latin pop, club, jazz, etc., along with her novelty-style singing, plus her revolution in fashion. Yet due to her whiskey voice, she's been nicknamed the Marlene Dietrich of Disco (due to its resemblance to Marlene Dietrich's voice).
The best you'll ever hear from her and her only top highest hit. It's powerful, catchy, uptempo, and has a touching storyline. Not to mention, it uses the wall of sound (created by the late Phil Spector) and is 3 minutes 57 seconds long on the standard version but a whopping 10 minutes 48 seconds on the 12" mix or full version, which adds to the timing. From her 1978 album Sweet Revenge.
The song that almost gave her an honorific nickname. It also sounds powerful and meaningful for the theme of the song. Yet it's another top hit for her.
An absolute masterpiece. A perfect tribute to fashion designers while you kept on dancing. Yet it was another top hit for her. Studio 54 was the place for dance parties and fashion in the 70s.
A powerful song with a touch of beauty, like an enigma, as she defined. A truly powerful classic and another top hit from her.
The album-titled song and a relaxing song to listen to after several uptempo dance bangers. Yet again, it's another top hit of hers.
This song almost gave her an honorific nickname as well. At least she wore a black uniform during this, and on the cover you're seeing. Yet this was perfect for Halloween in the late 70s.
A splendid cover of a war-themed ballad turned into a hi-NRG Eurodisco masterpiece. Marlene Dietrich sang it in a good deep voice too, but Lear made such a deep-voiced cover danceable. It's her most famous cover, obviously. The original song was by Lale Andersen (R.I.P. 1905-1972).
That's the simplest description for this song and all of her songs. Gold. Like nobody else, she mastered the minds of the world in and outside French territories with her music. This is uptempo and deserved its spot as a high-scoring hit of hers.
A clever song that uses such a mystic title. Some say it sounds like Eagle, but Egal really means equal in French. She spoke French in this song, and it's perhaps her most famous French song for a reason.
The song has a powerful vibe and is sharp like the glare of diamonds. Originally from her 1980 album Diamonds for Breakfast.
Like the name says, it's fabulous.
A classic dance song with some Hound Dog flair. It means the fight.
Eurodisco with a touching classic rock tribute and a traditionally festive atmosphere.
Underrated. It means Solomon's bundle in German.
A good song. It means Solomon's bundle in German.
A touching tribute to Japanese culture.
Incredible Donna, yet describing the song as incredible is an understatement.
Incredible Donna, yet she gave the song its description which is the least to say.
Life was so much better in the 70s. She told us how life was in the 70s.
Good lyrics and story over a catchy beat.
Clever, novelty storyline and lyrics.
A very fast-paced song with comical vocals and lyrics.
A very fast-paced song with a comical story and lyrics.
There are many tracks describing this. This is no exception. Most people these days aren't thinking about the beauty within them. Yet what we see outside isn't always what we see inside. Good meaning.
Everybody knows tracks with this title. This is no exception. Good story and beat.
Like the name says, it's magical.
Clever novelty storytelling.
One of the most vivid covers of Nancy Sinatra's signature hit.