Run your fingers through my hair locomotive chug - "Cry to Me" Solomon Burke

"Cry to Me" Solomon Burke

R.I.P. Patrick Swayze. If you're a real girl, you'll recognize this song from Baby and Johnny Castle's jealousy-inducing sensual dance turn romp scene in "Dirty Dancing." This song is painful and happy; it sways and chugs, lurches and pops. It hurts so good like an Otis Redding jam.

When to play it: If you're lucky, at a Baby/Johnny re-enactment; washing dishes happily in your underwear and a man's white button down; slow dancing with an intriguing stranger in your living room at 3AM.

Side note: Watch the scene here.