For the Girls: March 2026

This is the March 2026 playlist for the girls. The Songs "Hippychick" - Soho (Goddess, 1991) A bright early-’90s dance-pop cut with a sample-driven groove. "Upside Down" - Diana Ross (Diana (Deluxe Edition), 1980) A sleek disco-era hit built on a taut bassline and easy momentum. "It's Too Late" - Carole King (Tapestry, 1971) A classic breakup song with a warm piano-led arrangement and crisp songwriting. "Always Something There to Remind Me (2018 Remaster)" - Naked Eyes (Naked Eyes, 1983) A glossy synth-pop cover that keeps the melody front and center. "Sister Sadie" - Buddy Rich (Swingin' New Big Band, 1966) A big-band jazz number with punchy brass and driving swing. "Everlasting Love" - Carl Carlton (Everlasting: The Best of Carl Carlton, 1974) A soulful pop single with a steady pulse and an unmistakable chorus. "Roll to Me" - Del Amitri (Roll to Me - EP, 1995) A brisk mid-’90s guitar-pop track with a compact, radio-ready hook. "She's the One" - Jesus Christ Superfly (I Don't Wanna Be Crazy, 2004) An indie-rock track with an offbeat edge and a catchy chorus. "Pure" - The Lightning Seeds (Cloudcuckooland, 1989) A jangle-pop favorite with a clean, melodic hook and sunny feel. "Tempted" - Squeeze (East Side Story, 1981) A soft-rock standard known for its understated groove and distinctive vocal blend. "Home For A Rest" - Spirit of the West (Hit Parade, 1996) A rousing folk song that builds into a fast, pub-friendly singalong. "Toast" - Heywood Banks (Pretending I'm Not Home, 1990) A novelty comedy number that turns a simple breakfast into the whole joke. Genres Pop R&B/Soul Electronic Jazz Rock Alternative Folk Comedy