It's once again time to dive into another year in the Billboard charts. If you are new this week, I had a goal recently to determine what the top songs of all time were based on a formula that I came up with to keep track of the top songs on the Billboard charts each year. Here's the methodology: each year of the charts I go week by week, giving points to the songs that make the top 10 of the Billboard Hot 100. The #1 song gets 10 points, the #2 song gets 9 points, all the way down to the #10 song getting 1 point. I could've done the whole Hot 100 like this, but that would've been too time consuming, so I just stuck to the top 10 for now. If you are wanting to check out previous years that I've done, you can follow the links at the bottom of each list to browse through the years or you can search the blog archive on the right. It's my hope that as you scroll through this list that you take time to actually listen to the songs as you go instead of just looking at the title. This has been a great way for me to learn of new music and be reminded of songs that I may have forgotten about and I feel this can have the same effect on you, regardless of your taste in music. So without further delay, let's see what 1991 had to offer!
10- "More Than Words" - Extreme
9- "It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday" - Boyz II Men
8- "Emotions" - Mariah Carey
7- "Unbelievable" - EMF
6- "When a Man Loves a Woman" - Michael Bolton
5- "Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now)" - C+C Music Factory featuring Freedom Williams
4- "I Wanna Sex You Up (from 'New Jack City')" - Color Me Badd
3- "One More Try" - Timmy T.
2- "Rush Rush" - Paula Abdul
1- "(Everything I Do) I Do it for You (from 'Robin Hood')" - Bryan Adams
(There is an actual music video for this one, but the embedding feature has been disabled by request, so I embedded a lyric video instead)
Click here to see the top songs of 1990
Click here to see the top songs of 1992
Click here to see the top songs of the entire 1990's
Click here to see my personal favorite songs of the 1990's
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