Billboard 500 best pop songs. Dreams is #17
 

https://www.billboard.com/lists/best...all-time-hits/

Everywhere and You Make Loving Fun should have been on this list.

And Don't Stop

What # is Don’t Stop?

It’s not on the list- jbrownsjr was saying it SHOULD have made it on the list, along with Everywhere and You Make Loving Fun.

Ah. One of her songs should have, certainly. You don't get songs like YMLF and SYLM everyday. Everywhere is almost as ubiquitous as Dreams. As is Little Lies. So, there would have been a lot to choose from.

Billboard missed a prime opportunity to include "Thoughts on a Grey Day".

Wha wha what? No Silver Girl?

More like Slimey Girl.

I’m thrilled Fleetwood Mac got a song on the list. Pretty impressive, and it’s a high number, too! Should it have been You Make Loving Fun instead? Maybe. Should it have been Go Your Own Way? Probably. Does it matter? Not to me. As far as I’m concerned, Christine and Lindsey are on the list because they are Fleetwood Mac.

Or "These Strange Times"

It was overshadowed by Whatta matta baby

Good point, and Christine and Lindsey actually made Dreams into something listenable and pristine.

Agreed. Dreams came on the radio the other day after I saw this post and I thought that is one great song. Musically , all three voices. It’s a great song that still sounds current.

As I said in the Best rock singers thread at Stevie's forum, IMO these lists are not to be taken as absolute truths, and I usually check them just to enjoy, cause at the end it's not big deal. But let's face it, it's nice to find your favorite song or artists there.

Now what's the meaning of "best pop song"? If it means the most pop, I guess Dreams deserves to be in the list. If it means the song with the best quality, there are several FM songs I would choose, but pop means popular, commercial, accessible. And there are lot of bands with songs far more popular than Fleetwood Mac.

Ha! I was thinking of "Mick the Screecher"

But seriously, if they're going to pick "Dreams" (as opposed to say, "Rhiannon,") there's no reason they couldn't pick an equally ubiquitous pop song from Christine.