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Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’90s, Vol. 36

Dave Steed September 17, 2012 12

Section 2: The Top 40

Heart hit the top 40 with “I Didn’t Want To Need You” “Stranded” and “Will You Be There (In the Morning) and spent two weeks at #2 with “All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You.”

Heavy D & the Boyz hit the top 40 with “Now That We Found Love” “Is It Good To You” Got Me Waiting” “Nuttin’ But Love” and without the Boyz on “Big Daddy”

Jamie Walters and the cast of The Heights hit #1 for two weeks with “How Do You Talk To An Angel.”

Don Henley hit the top 40 with “The Heart of the Matter.”

Hi-Five hit #1 with “I Like the Way (the Kissing Game)” and the top 40 with “I Can’t Wait Another Minute” “She’s Playing Hard To Get” “Quality Time” and “Never Should’ve Let You Go.”

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  • Rock_dawg

    Let’s not forget the added irony of Jeff Healey’s breakthrough album being called “See The Light”. Healey may have been an incredibly gifted guitarist and “Lost In Your Eyes” may have been written by Tom Petty, but nothing can save it from the shame of being originally recorded by Don Freakin’ Johnson!

  • David_E

    (Looks down) Say, is that umbrage? Sure, I’ll take some!

    “Lost in Your Eyes” suffers from canned production here. But the original Petty demo is terrific. Always wish he’d have released it himself, instead of passing it on (yeah, to Don J. eventually).

  • ceese

    Ty Hernon’s claim to fame in the 90′s was that he was Garth Brooks’ lead guitarist.

  • NastyG

    Actually, his other claim to fame was being arrested in 1995 in a Texas park for exposing himself to a male undercover cop and possessing meth. I remember it was one of the first scandals of it’s kind, but was soon swept under the carpet and it apparently didn’t affect his career at the time since he has more hits after that…

  • ceese

    Ohhh, forgot about that one. Actually, forgot about him until I listened to the songs today.

  • wardo

    Tits Magee. Well done.

  • kingofgrief

    The highlight of this week’s entry? Learning that Ann and Nancy have a joint autobio on the horizon. “Black Coffee” gets my Song of the Week, as it makes me smile.

  • Aron

    I love How Bad Do You Want It. One of my favorite songs Henley ever wrote.

  • http://www.bastardradio.com steed

    Came out today – I’m hoping it will be in my possession within a day or two. I’m ready to start a new book and am holding out for this one.

  • Dodge R/T

    Actually, that was Ty England, a Country 1-hit wonder who emerged during the same time frame.

  • aaaa

    Nick Heyward was the singer from Love Plus One group Haircut 100.

  • Old_Davy

    And “Kite” is a brilliant song.