Throwback Thursday: 1995 (7 Weeks at #1)

There were no songs from 1990-1993 that spent 6 weeks at #1. There were no songs from 1996-1999 that spent 7 weeks at #1. Amazingly, THREE songs in 1995 spent 7 weeks at #1. It was the year of Seven Weeks at #1.

TLC - Waterfalls (7/8-8/19)

Montell Jordan - This Is How We Do It (4/15-5/27)

Madonna - Take a Bow (2/25-4/8)

Throwback Thursday: 1990 (3 Weeks at #1) (Part 1)

There were 6 songs in 1990 that spent 3 weeks at #1, so, in honor of the number "3", let's split it into two groups of 3 songs each!

Mariah Carey - Love Takes Time (11/10-11/24)

New Kids on the Block - Step By Step (6/30-7/14)

Madonna - Vogue (5/19-6/2)

Throwback Thursday: 1991 (2 Weeks at #1) (Part 2)

What a Throwback week! 3 of the biggest names of the 90's in one place, plus one of the most "90's" songs of all time (EVERYBODY DANCE NOW.)

Mariah Carey - Someday (3/9-3/16)

Whitney Houston - All the Man That I Need (2/23-3/2)

C+C Music Factory featuring Freedom Williams - Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) (2/9-2/16)

Surface - The First Time (1/26-2/2)

Madonna - Justify My Love (1/5-1/12)

Throwback Thursday: 1992 (1 Week at #1)

Madonna - This Used to Be My Playground (8/8)

The video isn't available with the audio attached. And the audio isn't available with the video attached. But this song was on the A League of Their Own soundtrack and I love that movie and so I love this song a whole lot. Just close your eyes and picture the movie. If you haven't seen the movie, stop reading this blog and go see it! And then come back, changed. :)

George Michael and Elton John - Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me (2/1)

What feels like it would be kind of an odd pairing today (or maybe not?) was apparently huge 24 years ago :)

Color Me Badd - All 4 Love (1/25)

Gotta admit that my prejudices and biases did not have this as a band of mostly white guys. But I guess that's on me and my lack of awareness of early 90's heartthrob/chest hair idols.