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Sun King by The Beatles Her Majesty by The Beatles A Day in the Life By The Beatles (references Royal Albert Hall) Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan (mentions Princess on a Steeple) Proud Mary by Creedence Clearwater Revival (mentions river boat queen) Rock On by David Essex (mentions queen) King of Pain by The Police God Save the Queen by The Sex Pistols King of the Road by Roger Miller Dancing Queen by ABBA The Wind Cries Mary by Jimi Hendrix (mentions king, queen) Agents of Fortune by Blue Oyster Cult (LP cover features magician holding tarot cards depicting monarchy) Acid Queen by Tina Turner (written by Pete Townshend) One Night in Bangkok by Murray Head King Nothing by Metallica Royals by Lorde If You Could Read My Mind by Gordon Lightfoot (mentions a movie queen to play the scene) Riding with the King by B.B. King and Eric Clapton Emotional Rescue by The Rolling Stones (mentions knight in shining armor) The Emperor Has No Clothes by Sinead O'Connor Killer Queen by Queen March of the Black Queen by Queen Joy To The World by Three Dog Night (menitions "if I were the king of the world") King For a Day by XTC King For a Day by Thompson Twins Queen of Disaster by Lana Del Rey Queen of Denmark by Sinead O'Connor Kings and Queens by Aerosmith Crown of Creation by Jefferson Airplane Queen of the Hop by Bobby Darin Duke of Earl by Gene Chandler Queen of Hearts by Juice Newton Welcome Back Victoria by Jesus Jones Queen of My Soul by Average White Band Kings of the Party by Brownsville Station Trap Queen by Fetty Wap Princes of the Universe by Queen Queen of California by John Mayer Mississippi Queen by Mountain Midas Touch by Midnight Starr Royal by Deftones King by Weezer King of Anything by Sara Bareilles King and Lionheart by Of Monsters and Men We Three Kings (Christmas standard) Recording Arts with Monarch status King of Rock n' Roll: Elvis Presley, also Chuck Berry, Fats Domino Queen of Rock n' Roll: Janis Joplin, also Stevie Nicks, Tina Turner King of Pop: MIchael Jackson Queen of Pop: Madonna, also Janet Jackson, Kylie Minogue King of Swing: Benny Goodman King of Soul: James Brown, also Sam Cooke Queen of Soul: Aretha Franklin Queen of Jazz: Ella Fitzgerald King of Jazz: Paul Whiteman Prince of Soul: Marvin Gaye King of the Blues: B.B. King Queen of the Blues: Koko Taylor King of Folk: Bob Dylan Queen of Folk: Joan Baez Queen of Disco: Donna Summer King of Country: George Strait, also Roy Acuff Queen of Country: Dolly Parton, also Loretta Lynn, Kitty Wells Queen of Country Pop: Shania Twain Princess of R&B: Aaliyah Princess of Pop: Adele Queen of Neo-Soul: Erykah Badu Princess of Pop: Beyonce Queen of R&B: Beyonce, also Ruth Brown, Alicia Keys Empress of Soul: Mary J. Blige Queen of Salsa: Celia Cruz Teen Queen: Miley Cyrus King of Reggaeton: Daddy Yankee Queen of Hip Hop: Missy Elliott King of Ragtime: Scott Joplin Queen of Broadway: Lisa Minnelli Prince of Darkness: Ozzy Osbourne King of Mambo: Perez Prado Queen of the World Cup: Shakira King of Parody: Weird Al Yankovic |
