Bottom Feeders: The Ass End of the ’90s, Vol. 14

Section 4: Bubbling Under

Beth Nielsen Chapman bubbled under at #102 in 1997 with ”Sand and Water.”

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”New Beginning” and ”Smoke and Ashes” both bubbled under for Tracy Chapman in 1996.

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Even though it only bubbled under on the chart, the Grammy for best R&B male vocal went to Ray Charles in 1993 for ”A Song For You.”

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Charles & Eddie hit #115 in 1993 with ”N.Y.C.”

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”Say Goodbye” hit #119 in 1997 for Cheap Trick.

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The Chemical Brothers bubbled under in 1997 with ”Block Rockin’ Beats” and ”Elektrobank.”

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Cher and Beavis and Butthead bubbled under in ’93 with their remake of ”I Got You Babe.”

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Kenny Chesney bubbled under with ”Me and You,” ”She’s Got It All” and ”I Will Stand.”

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Mark Chesnutt bubbled under with ”It Sure Is Monday,” ”This Heartache Never Sleeps” and one of the best titles of the decade, ”Bubba Shot the Jukebox.”

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Christion bubbled under at #111 with ”Bring Back Your Love.”

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Lauren Christy bubbled under at #107 in 1994 with the title song to the Bruce Willis classic, The Color of the Night.

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