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1. “Bungle In The Jungle” by Jethro Tull. Bungle in the Jungle - Jethro Tull (lyrics on the screen) Watch on. “Bungle In The Jungle” is a popular song by the British progressive rock band Jethro Tull. Released in 1974 as a part of their album “War Child,” this song has captivated audiences with its catchy tune and thought-provoking lyrics.
- 1Welcome to The Jungle by Guns N’ Roses
- 2Concrete Jungle by Bob Marley and The Wailers
- 3Concrete Jungle by The Specials
- 4Jungle by Electric Light Orchestra
- 5Jungle Boogie by Kool & The Gang
- 6Tarzan Boy by Baltimora
- 7Jungle Fever by Stevie Wonder
The song was released in 1987, though this was initially in the UK only, for whatever reason. A year later, it was released in the US. This was a full year after the debut album it was taken from, Appetite for Destructionwas released. Interestingly, “Welcome to the Jungle” is a very similar song to “Paradise City,” which was also taken from the sam...
This was an important song for Bob Marley and the Wailers. It was released in 1972 and came straight after their first international hit, “Stir It Up.” Both of the singles were released from the album, Catch a Fire. Until this time, Bob Marley and The Wailers were relatively unknown outside of Jamaica. However, these two singles gained them interna...
The Specials is a UK band formed in 1977, and they are still going strong today. They play a combination of Ska, Reggae, and New Wave, which is a highly distinctive sound that is seldom heard outside of the UK. The band has always been politically active, and “Concrete Jungle” was very much a social commentary of the time. It appeared as a track on...
Electric Light Orchestra is one of my favorite bands. I’ve loved them since I first heard, A New World Recordas a starry-eyed teenager back in 1976. Since then, I’ve frequently parted with my hard-earned cash for their music and will continue to do so. In 1977, following the successful release of A New World Record, they brought out a double album,...
I love this band and think they’re one of the coolest bands on the planet. Honestly, I can’t believe that they are still going after almost 60 years. They were formed in 1964, and despite having more band member changes than you could imagine, they are still making great music. I love them so much that I want “Celebration” to be played at my funera...
I can remember this like it was yesterday, but it was released in 1985. Unlike most of the other songs on my list, this was the 80s, so things were a little better around the world than they had been in the 70s. The recession and mass unemployment were, for most of the world, over, and the good times were rolling. And “Tarzan Boy” nicely reflected ...
Out of all of the well-known songs about jungles, this one is a bit of a puzzler. The thing that puzzles me most is that it was only written about thirty years ago, in 1991. Listening to the lyrics and the Motown vibe honestly makes it feel much older. However, it is the lyrics that stand out the most as feeling like they belong to a different gene...
- “Jungleland” by Bruce Springsteen. Song Year: 1975. Springsteen’s jungle is an atypical one. “Jungleland” is peopled not with animals, but with society’s misfits.
- “Welcome to the Jungle” by Guns ‘N Roses. Song Year: 1987. Guns ‘N Roses’ single “Welcome to the Jungle” is another song about the jungle that isn’t really about jungles.
- “Pools” by Glass Animals. Song Year: 2014. One of the most striking songs about the jungle is “Pools” by the Glass Animals. As the song starts, the band uses a variety of sounds and instruments to evoke animals waking up.
- “Jungle Love” by The Time. Song Year: 2001. This song about the jungle was one of the first songs produced by the short-lived band The Time. It’s also one of their most popular pieces.
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- Maximum Style' – Tom & Jerry. Coming straight out of Dollis Hill in 1994, 4-Hero had already made their mark on the scene with their Reinforced label and 'Parallel Universe' album both engineering sounds at the most innovative end of the scene.
- 'Arsonist' – Urban Shakedown featuring Debo General. 'Arsonist' is a typical example of the over-the-top, elastic basslines that Aphrodite (one-half of Urban Shakedown) is famous for.
- 'Meditation’ – DJ Crystl. For jungle connoisseurs, DJ Crystl is the equivalent of one of art's Old Masters at work and, like many of art’s biggest talents, he’s not received the widespread recognition his undeniable talent deserves. '
- 'Valley of the Shadows' – Origin Unknown. Futuristic as you like, this Andy C and Ant Miles production from 1993 took jungle from its grittier roots and into a brave (and spacey) new world – complete with Neil Armstrong samples and a chiming arpeggio to die for.
- Concrete Jungle – Bob Marley & The Wailers. The first song in this list is from a reggae icon, Bob Marley. It’s about him moving from Jamaica to the United States and how he felt.
- Welcome To The Jungle – Guns N’ Roses. Written by Axl, this is one of the most popular songs by Guns n’ Roses, as it has gained over 540 million views on YouTube.
- Jungle Boogie – Kool & The Gang. The jungle boogie is a classic sound prevalent in the 1970s. The sound has the dance style that was associated with it.
- Jungleland – Bruce Springsteen. This is one of the greatest songs about the jungle ever composed. The piano solo by Roy that introduces clearance still gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it.
Without further ado, here are Jungle top 10 tracks of all time: 1. Back On 74. Jungle. 2. I've Been In Love. Jungle, Channel Tres. 3. Candle Flame. Jungle, Erick the Architect. 4. Busy Earnin' Jungle. 5. Casio. Jungle. 6. All Of The Time. Jungle. 7. Keep Moving. Jungle. 8. Happy Man. Jungle. 9. Dominoes. Jungle. 10.
Aug 18, 2014 · The jungle is home to so many sounds that there is an almost endless source of inspiration, so when mother nature is your muse the results are bound to be great. Here are 15 songs that will make...
