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List of a cappella songs


A cappella describes the musical style of singing unaccompanied by instruments. Many artists and groups specialize in a cappella music. Others feature only a rare a cappella performance. This page focuses primarily on well-known songs with a cappella arrangements by notable artists and popular songs by a cappella artists. (See the discussion page for debates on what to include here.) Songs are organized alphanumerically by song title.


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  • "Disco Inferno" by The Bobs (Trammps cover)
  • "Don't Look Back (Acapella)" by globe
  • "Drift Away" by The Nylons (Dobie Gray cover)
  • "Duke Of Earl" by The Nylons (Gene Chandler cover)

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Formatting guidelines

  • Add Wiki links for artist names by putting double brackets around them. Example: [[Suzanne Vega]].
  • Do not add links to song titles unless they lead to an article about the song. Example: "[[Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds]]" is okay, but "[[Saginaw, Michigan]]" is not.
  • Add a note if the song is an a cappella cover of a famous song. Example: "Purple Haze" by The Bobs (Jimi Hendrix cover).
  • For barbershop songs (which are by their nature a cappella), you can use "(traditional barbershop)" for the artist. Or use the form "(traditional [[Barbershop music|barbershop]])" to create a link to the Wikipedia article on Barbershop music. (Example: see "Shenandoah".)

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Last updated: 10-13-2005 22:23:45
10-26-2009 08:16:03
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