25 Years Ago in the Nineties: No Mercy “Where Do You Go”
Among No Mercy‘s four appearances on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart, their biggest hit was their first hit, “Where Do You Go,” which exactly 25 years ago climbed to a peak position of number 5.
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25 Years Ago in the Nineties: Westside Connection “Bow Down”
All three songs that Westside Connection placed on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart hit the Top 40. Exactly 25 years ago, the first of that trio of songs, “Bow Down,” rose to a peak position of...
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: Brandy, Tamia, Gladys Knight & Chaka Khan “Missing You”
For the 1996 film Set It Off, Brandy, Tamia, Gladys Knight, and Chaka Khan teamed up for the song “Missing You.” Exactly 25 years ago, “Missing You” rose to a peak position of number 25.
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: Outkast “Elevators (Me & You)”
Outkast hit the Top 20 on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart six times. Exactly 25 years ago, the first of those six hits, “Elevators (Me & You),” was in its last week in the Top 20...
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: Eric Clapton “Change the World”
Eric Clapton hit the Top 10 on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart six times in his solo career. Exactly 25 years ago, the last of those six songs, “Change the World” from the 1996 film Phenomenon, was in...
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: 2Pac 1971-1996
Exactly 25 years ago today, Tupac Shakur died, six days after being shot multiple times while in Las Vegas. To commemorate the anniversary, and in memory of 2Pac, here is “California Love,” one-half of...
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: Maxi Priest featuring Shaggy “That Girl”
Maxi Priest hit the Top 40 on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart five times. Exactly 25 years ago, the last of those songs — “That Girl,” which also features Shaggy — dropped from its peak position...
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: New Edition “Hit Me Off”
After eight years without an album together, during which members pursued solo careers and other projects, New Edition released their sixth studio album, Home Again, in 1996. The album produced the last two of the...
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: Donna Lewis “I Love You Always Forever”
Among Donna Lewis‘ three appearances on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart, one song hit the Top 40. Exactly 25 years ago, that song, “I Love You Always Forever,” rose to a peak position of number 2,...
25 Years Ago in the Nineties: Quad City DJ’s “C’Mon N’ Ride It (The Train)”
Quad City DJ’s hit the Top 40 with both songs they placed on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart. Exactly 25 years ago, the first and biggest of those two hits, “C’Mon N’ Ride It (The Train),”...
