Kim Carnes's Best Songs - A2Z Soundtrack

Kim Carnes’s Best Songs: Kim Carnes is one of the famous American singers and songwriters born and raised in Los Angeles. The first song that spawned Kenny Rogers’ first major hit was “Don’t Fall in Love with a Dreamer” in 1980.

Together with her husband David M. Ellingson, she co-wrote Rogers’ platinum-selling ninth studio album, Gideon, which also reached number one on the country charts.

In his career as an artist, Carnes has released 13 albums as well as several top-ten hits, including Chasin’ Wild Train in 2004.

Kim Carnes’s Best Songs

Here, we have collected the Kim Carnes’s Best Songs from another source. Please let us know if you think some other songs could be included.

Voyeur: This song is part of the album Voyeur, released in 1982, which peaked in the top 29. Also, the title track of Voyeur is a synth-pop masterpiece, ugly, driving, and gloriously pointless.
Bette Davis Eyes: This song is part of the album Mistaken Identity, released in 1981, which peaked in the top 1. It is also the title track of a pop classic that is creepy, menacing, and unforgettable.
Divided Heart: This song is part of the album Lighthouse, released in 1986, which peaked in the top 79. Also, the title track of Voyeur is a synth-pop masterpiece, ugly, driving, and gloriously pointless.
Does it make you remember: This song is part of the album Voyeur, released in 1982, and peaked in the top 36. It is the title track of a fabulous early 80s synth/rock anthem.
What about me? This song is part of the album What About Me? released in 1982 and peaked in the top 15.
Make no mistake, and he’s mine: This song is part of the album Emotion, released in 1984, which peaked in the top 51.
Crazy in the Night: This song is part of the album Barking At Airplanes, released in 1982, which peaked at the top in 1985. Also, the title track of Voyeur is a synth-pop masterpiece, ugly, driving, and gloriously pointless.
Invisible Hands: This song is part of the album Cafe Racers, released in 1983, which peaked in the top 40. The first single from Cafe Racers should have been a huge hit, but it stalled on the chart at 40 but did nab Kim a Grammy nom for Female Rock Vocal.
Draw of the cards: This song is part of the album Mistaken Identity, released in 1981, which peaked in the top 28. The second single from “Bette Davis Eyes” was just as haunting and accompanied by a chilling music video. The monstrous tongue at the end frightened me as a child.
I Pretend: This song is part of the album Cafe Racers, released in 1981, which peaked in the top 74.
Speed of the sound of Lionliness: This song is part of the album View From The House, released in 1988.

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Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Kim Carnes’s best songs, where dreams and reality intertwine, and the music takes you on an unforgettable journey.

The soundtrack excellently combines harmony and science-fiction elements, enriching the unique atmosphere.

Genres: Pop rock, soft rock, country, folk