For me, it’s “Abacab” by Genesis and “Zorba the Greek” by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass (or “1812 Overture” if you include tunes whose titles begin with numbers).
And you?
First: ABC (Freeform) - The Eurythmics
Last: Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie
Last, including numbers: 867-5309/Jenny - Tommy Tutone
Ain’t No Sunshine - Bill Withers
Zombies - Tell Her No
(…and if you include numbers, the last is 500 Miles - Rosanne Cash)
First: A’ Soalin’ (Live) - Peter, Paul and Mary
Last: Zumba - Strunz and Farah
Last including numbers: 99 Ways - Jane Wiedlin
First: A.D. 2000 by Erykah Badu
Last alphabetically: Zoot Allures by Frank Zappa
Last overall: Π by Kate Bush
Too late to edit:
I just noticed something funny about the way iTunes orders numerals. They are arranged in order of numerical value (rather than all numbers beginning with 1 preceding all numbers beginning with 2, etc.), but if there’s a comma in the number, it’s not recognized as a single number. So “40,000 Headmen” by Traffic comes after “37½” by Soft Machine but before “45” by Elvis Costello.
A.M. Radio by Everclear
Zat You Santa Claus by Louis Armstrong
Above the Treetops - Pat Metheny
Zelao - Vince Guaraldi
1952 Vincent Black Lightning - Richard Thompson
Abraham: Die Blume von Hawaii (operetta)
Zoom and Bored (from the Carl Stalling Project)
First alphabetically: Ain’t Too Proud to Beg
Last alphabetically: You and I (Lady Gaga)
Last numerically: #41 (Dave Matthews Band)
I need some Zs!
The A-Treatment (Laika and the Cosmonauts)
Zydec Tous Pa Tous (Buckwheat Zydeco)
and dead last: 99 Days In Jail (George Thorogood and the Destroyers).
First: Abandon Ship - Matthew Farquhar (not really a song only a 19 sec bugle call)
Last: Zyczenie (Maiden Wish) - Anna Haase & Lucius Rühl
Last, including numbers: 8105 - Moving Mountains
A.D. 1928 by Styx to
$ by Prince.
Aberdeen - Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Zina Marina - Gogol Bordello
914 - Liquid Tension Experiment
“A-11,” Buck Owens
“Zydeco Sont Pas Salés,” Jimmy Peters
“2120 South Michigan Avenue,” Rolling Stones
“Abandon All Hope” - Aesop Rock
“Zoo Music Girl” - The Birthday Party
“9 Milli Bros. (feat. Wu-Tang Clan)” - Ghostface Killah
ABQ, by boy eats drum machine
Zoo Station, by U2
(or 9999999, off the album Portal 2: Songs to Test By)
First: “A&E” by Goldfrapp
Last (alphabetical): “Zion Sank” by Cut.Rate.Box
Last (numerical): “999,999” by Nine Inch Nails
A - Cartel
Zeratul’s Warning - Starcraft 2 soundtrack
A Means To An End-- Joy Division
You Were Right-- Built To Spill
By the Numbrers: 03 Annihilate This Week–Black Flag