Samantha Fox grabbed attention fast. First, newspapers couldn’t stop printing her photos. Then, her music hit radios around the world. She turned herself into a superstar, and her name became tied to the 1980s forever.

Every artist has their big hits, the ones that get all the radio play and live forever on playlists. But real fans know the true treasures are often hidden on the B-sides, bonus tracks, and overlooked album tracks. These deep cuts are the songs that never became chart-toppers but still define an artist’s artistry.

If you’ve ever listened to a song and thought, “Man, I wish I could play that on guitar,” you’re not alone. Whether you’re a beginner looking for your very first songs to learn or a seasoned player revisiting old favorites, these songs have a way of pulling people deeper into the world of guitar playing.

Whether it’s a ghostly melody, eerie lyrics, or an emotional punch that won’t quit, these tracks have a special power. Here’s our ranked list of the 25 most haunting songs ever recorded.

When Chester Bennington stepped onto the stage for what would become his final performance, he wasn’t just singing—he was grieving, honoring, and exposing a heart still shattered by loss. Just days after the sudden passing of his close friend Chris Cornell, Chester delivered a soul-stirring tribute that echoed far beyond the walls of a television studio. What unfolded was more than a song; it was a raw, emotional farewell—one that, in hindsight, felt tragically prophetic

On May 29, 1997, Jeff Buckley vanished beneath the waters of Wolf River Harbor. Just 30 years old, he left behind stunned fans and unfinished music.