Are We There Yet? – 101 Car Songs 5CD | Common People | Levels | Bohemian Like You | Dancing Queen | Don't You Want Me | Spectrum | New & Sealed

Common People. Are We There Yet? — 101 Car Songs. 101 tracks across 5 CDs — the ultimate road trip compilation — spanning pop, Britpop, R&B, soul, Motown, funk, 80s and 90s classics — featuring Common People by Pulp, Dancing Queen by ABBA, Levels by Avicii, Don’t You Want Me by The Human League, Bohemian Like You by The Dandy Warhols, I Heard It Through the Grapevine by Marvin Gaye, Son of a Preacher Man by Dusty Springfield and Car Wash by Rose Royce. Various artists compilation. New & sealed.

101 Car Songs — Most Searched Highlights by Disc

• Disc 1 — Modern Pop & Indie: Love Me Again (John Newman), Moves Like Jagger (Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera), Bohemian Like You (The Dandy Warhols), Tears Dry On Their Own (Amy Winehouse), Levels (Avicii), Rock DJ (Robbie Williams), Counting Stars (OneRepublic), Dreams (The Cranberries), Radioactive (Imagine Dragons), Disco 2000 (Pulp), Lovefool (The Cardigans), Poker Face (Lady Gaga)
• Disc 2 — 90s R&B & Hip-Hop: I Gotta Feeling (Black Eyed Peas), Ice Ice Baby (Vanilla Ice), U Can’t Touch This (MC Hammer), No Diggity (Blackstreet ft. Dr. Dre), Hot in Herre (Nelly), I’m Like a Bird (Nelly Furtado), The Only Way Is Up (Yazz), Somebody’s Watching Me (Rockwell), The Boss (James Brown)
• Disc 3 — Soul, Motown & Funk: I Heard It Through the Grapevine (Marvin Gaye), Car Wash (Rose Royce), My Guy (Mary Wells), Ain’t No Mountain High Enough (Diana Ross & The Supremes / The Temptations), Son of a Preacher Man (Dusty Springfield), Brick House (Commodores), Funkytown (Lipps Inc.), Word Up! (Cameo), ABC (The Jackson 5), Soul Bossa Nova (Quincy Jones), Tainted Love (Gloria Jones)
• Disc 4 — Classic Rock & Pop: Dancing Queen (ABBA), I Get Around (The Beach Boys), Dreadlock Holiday (10cc), All Right Now (Free), California Dreamin’ (The Mamas & The Papas), You’re the First the Last My Everything (Barry White), Waterloo (ABBA), Rockin’ Robin (Michael Jackson)
• Disc 5 — 80s & Britpop: Don’t You Want Me (The Human League), Temptation (Heaven 17), Town Called Malice (The Jam), Tainted Love (Soft Cell), Hanging on the Telephone (Blondie), Sowing the Seeds of Love (Tears for Fears), Do You Really Want to Hurt Me (Culture Club), Kingston Town (UB40), Sit Down (James), Common People (Pulp), The Riverboat Song (Ocean Colour Scene)

Most Searched Car Songs

• Bohemian Like You — The Dandy Warhols — the most searched track on Disc 1 — written by Courtney Taylor-Taylor — became one of the most used songs in UK television advertising after featuring in a 2001 Vodafone advert — a staple of indie DJ sets and road trip playlists ever since
• Levels — Avicii — the most searched electronic track — released in 2011 — built on a sample of Etta James’s Something’s Got a Hold on Me — one of the most recognisable electronic dance tracks of the 2010s and a perennial road trip anthem
• Common People — Pulp — the most searched Britpop track — UK number two in 1995 — kept off number one by Robson & Jerome — one of the greatest British singles ever recorded and a guaranteed car singalong
• Dancing Queen — ABBA — the most searched classic pop track — UK number one in 1976 — one of the best-selling singles of all time — an essential on any road trip compilation
• Don’t You Want Me — The Human League — the most searched 80s track — UK number one for five weeks in December 1981 — one of the defining synth-pop singles of the decade
• Son of a Preacher Man — Dusty Springfield — the most searched soul classic — released in 1968 — famously used in the opening scene of Pulp Fiction (1994) — the most searched Dusty Springfield fact on road trip playlists
• Soul Bossa Nova — Quincy Jones — the most searched instrumental — instantly recognisable as the theme from the Austin Powers films — a car journey classic

Frequently Asked Questions

• How many CDs in Are We There Yet 101 Car Songs? — 5 CDs — 101 tracks — the most searched format question
• What sample does Levels by Avicii use? — Something’s Got a Hold on Me by Etta James — the most searched Levels question
• What film used Son of a Preacher Man? — Pulp Fiction (1994) — opening scene — the most searched Dusty Springfield question
• What is Soul Bossa Nova famous for? — Theme from the Austin Powers films — originally recorded by Quincy Jones in 1962 — the most searched Quincy Jones question
• Why did Common People not reach number one? — Kept off by Robson & Jerome’s Unchained Melody in 1995 — the most searched Pulp question

Album Details

• Title: Are We There Yet? – 101 Car Songs
• Format: 5CD Box Set
• Tracks: 101
• Label: Spectrum
• EAN / Barcode: 0600753842348
• Condition: New & Sealed

Perfect for Are We There Yet 101 Car Songs 5CD box set, Common People Pulp UK number two 1995 Robson Jerome greatest British singles car singalong, Dancing Queen ABBA UK number one 1976 best-selling singles essential road trip, Don't You Want Me Human League UK number one five weeks December 1981 synth-pop defining, Bohemian Like You Dandy Warhols Courtney Taylor-Taylor 2001 Vodafone advert UK television advertising indie DJ sets road trip playlists, Levels Avicii 2011 Something's Got a Hold on Me Etta James sample most recognisable electronic dance 2010s road trip anthem, Son of a Preacher Man Dusty Springfield 1968 Pulp Fiction 1994 opening scene, Soul Bossa Nova Quincy Jones Austin Powers theme originally 1962, I Heard It Through the Grapevine Marvin Gaye, Car Wash Rose Royce, Tainted Love Soft Cell, Town Called Malice The Jam, Sowing the Seeds of Love Tears for Fears, Funkytown Lipps Inc, Word Up Cameo, California Dreamin Mamas Papas, gift for car journey fans, gift for road trip music fans, family road trip music, perfect gift for him, perfect gift for her.

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