First to go is Elvis Presley with 'Wooden Heart' picking up an overwhelming majority of the votes. The composition is based on a German folk song Muss i denn and was featured on Elvis's film G.I Blues. 'Wooden Heart' was a #1 for six weeks between March and April 1961 and then reached 2 again in 2005.

10 Elvis Presley - Wooden Heart (21/31 votes)

Vote Your Least Fave!

Daniel Bedingfield I'd say now. A pretty average track from him.

Hmm yeah Daniel can go.

Low next. Overplayed and not interesting at all.

Daniel Bedingfield to go,

Switching to Shania now

Daniel Bedingfield, that is an absolutely awful single from him.

Everyone voting for my fave…

Going with Shakedown

Edited Wednesday at 11:333 days by Herbs

Poor Daniel! I love that song.

Voted Low - someone else said it, over played, over hyped. Don't think i've ever once willingly opened my spotify and thought, "ooh, i'd love to hear low right now".

Switching to Angel City - the first major hit to sample 'Children', setting the not so great standard for all the other songs to do so that followed.

I do like all of these up to a point, am going for Shakedown, it's fun with a nice bassline but not one I would put on out of choice.

I like that Daniel Bedingfield song. I really couldn't get a handle on his genre hopping on that first album, and this felt like another one that sounded nothing like any of the other singles, but bravo to him for doing that, you never knew what would be up next. A bit like Melanie C during the Northern Star era.

Actually quite difficult here as they’re all varying degrees of decent (except Cassie which is ICONEC )

Guess I’ll semi-reluctantly join the Bedingfield train!

Edited Wednesday at 13:443 days by Lee_J11

I love that D-Bed track myself. Particularly like how the song fuses the lyrics of "Mind" and "I" during the chorus.

How is WLTDO not getting any of these votes lmao

Cassie

Flo Rida Ft T-Pain - Low