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"Please only include songs that are generally well known."

This statement is relative and defeats the purpose of your post LMAO.

Space Oddity- David Bowie

Instant Karma- John Lennon

Rumble- Link Wray

Strange Fruit- Billie Holiday

Rock On- David Essex

Lmao you're weird.

I'm sorry but if Elton John (one of the solo acts you think is actually a band) goes out on tour with a different drummer, a different guitarist, a different set of backing vocalists, what have you, but is still the person singing lead and playing keyboards, it's still Elton John. That's because the backing band, while important, is entirely replaceable. That's because Elton John is a solo act.

That's not an opinion, man. That's a standard which you want to not be standard, but it is.

Offspring - Bad Habit

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Joni Mitchell - Help Me

Frank Sinatra. Wee Small Hours

Iggy Pop - Lust for Life

James Taylor - Fire and Rain

Slim Harpo. Scratch My Back

Surprise! You're Dead! - Faith No More

The answer is "Ace of Spades" by Motorhead.

No.

Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah

Paul Simon - You Can Call Me Al

Aretha Franklin - Respect

Elvis Presley - Can't Help Falling in Love

Bob Dylan - Subterranean Homesick Blues

Hon. mention to Tom McRae - Boy With the Bubble Gun. People haven't heard it but they should, he's really excellent.

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U hella dumb

Ministry - "Jesus Built My Hotrod"

Asking for more thought on an already settled subject. The answer is yes, they're still considered solo acts.

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Bridge Burner by Magrudergrind

Hyperballad -Bjork

Cornflake Girl -Tori Amos

Heroes -David Bowie

Coyote -Joni Mitchell

Nothing Compares 2 U -Sinead O'Connor

A solo act that has a backing band is still a solo act.

1. Will You Be There by Michael Jackson

2. It‘s All Coming Back To Me Now by Céline Dion

3. Run To You by Whitney Houston

4. Man In The Mirror by Michael Jackson

5. I Wanna Dance With Somebody by Whitney Houston

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Metallica - Seek and Destroy.