Section 2: The Top 40
Tracy Chapman won a Grammy for best rock song (?) for ”Give Me One Reason” back in 1996.
Charles & Eddie hit #13 in 1992 with ”Would I Lie To You?” — a song which certainly sounds like a cover tune but remarkable wasn’t.
Cheap Trick’s ”Can’t Stop Falling Into Love” charted at #12 in 1990.
Cher hit the top 40 in the 90s with ”Heart of Stone,” ”The Shoop Shoop Song,” ”Love and Understanding,” ”Save Up All Your Tears” and ”Believe.” The latter won her a Grammy for best Dance song.
Eagle Eye Cherry is a true one hit wonder as ”Save Tonight” was hit only charting song, peaking at #5.
Kenny Chesney had two top 40 hits in the decade. ”How Forever Feels” hit #27 and ”You Had Me From Hello” peaked at #34.
Mark Chesnutt hit the top 40 just once, with his country cover of ”I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing.”
Chicago had one top 40 hit in the decade, ”Chasin’ the Wind” in 1991.
Desmond Child had one top 40 solo hit, ”Love On A Rooftop” which peaked at #40 in 1991.
Jane Child hit #2 in 1990 with ”Don’t Wanna Fall In Love.”
Chumbawamba’s ”Tubthumping” hit #6 in 1997.
Cinderella hit #36 with ”Shelter Me.”
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