Perfect Pop Songs

Thank you CD318, I have been enjoying this thread in spite of those wishing to debate what is and isn't Pop. 
Puh-leeze!  - I think you know it when you hear it. 
Kudos to all of you who submitted some less obvious, but still worthy buried treasures: Pretty Lady, Oooh, Oooh Child, Don't Touch Me There, Nothin' But A Heartache, and Walk Away Renee.  Here are a few of my faves:

Nice, Nice, Very Nice
     Ambrosia
Sweet Suzanne
     Buzzin' Cousins (Falling From Grace soundtrack)
Trampoline or I Went Electric (both perfect examples)
     Bill Lloyd
Slip Away
     Clarence Carter
Don't Be Cruel
     Elvis
Baby, Now That I Found You
     The Foundations
Save It For A Rainy Day
     The Jayhawks
Hold On, Hold On
     Neko Case
Radio Song
     R.E.M.
Love Is The Drug
     Roxy Music
Send Me On My Way
     Rusted Root
A Higher Place
     Tom Petty

Also, any song from 1967. 
Gotta run.  Time to clean some old records...

    

My Sharona
Sugar Sugar
Saturday Night
Cruel to be Kind
Roadrunner
Brown Eyed Girl

Viva La Vida - Coldplay. 

emrofsemanon38 posts01-12-2021 10:58pm"don't touch me there" by The Tubes, perfect mix of stereophonic sound and "wall of sound" production technique.

 
And let's not forget "I touch myself" by the Diviynls

But I would go with "Joy to the World", by 3 Dog Night, followed closely by Staying Alive which was disco .. and pop, and you know everyone likes it even if they won't admit it :-) ... and probably almost anything by Shania Twain even if labelled country.

"...Staying Alive which was disco .. and pop, and you know everyone likes it even if they won’t admit it :-)"

I admit it. Proudly.

The only strange thing, or that may be deeply premeditated, is that falsetto of "you can tell by the way I use my walk, I’m a woman’s man, no time to talk". I do not know if Lee Marvin could sing it, but his voice may suit those lyrics better. (Lee Marvin I was born under a Wandering Star remastered - YouTube)