RADIO AND RECORDS (USA) MAGAZINE’S (DUCKHEAD/popradiotop20.com) TOP POP SINGLES OF 1995

Barry KowalUpdated Sep 7, 2020
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RADIO AND RECORDS (USA) MAGAZINE'S (DUCKHEAD/popradiotop20.com) TOP POP SINGLES OF 1995*
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 No. Song-Artist-Peak Month
  1 NAME-GOO GOO DOLLS-DECEMBER
  2 I KNOW-DIONNE FARRIS-March
  3 KISS FROM A ROSE-SEAL-August
  4 RUN-AROUND-BLUES TRAVELER-August
  5 ONLY WANNA BE WITH YOU-HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH-September 
  6 TAKE A BOW-MADONNA-March
  7 RUNAWAY-JANET JACKSON-October
  8 WATERFALLS-T.L.C.-July
  9 FANTASY-Mariah Carey-October
 10 LET HER CRY-Hootie & The Blowfish-June 
 11 I'll Be There For You-The Rembrandts-June
 12 Water Runs Dry-Boyz II Men-June
 13 One Sweet Day-Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men-December
 14 I Believe-Blessid Union Of Souls-May
 15 Hold My Hand-Hootie & The Blowfish-February
 16 I Can Love You Like That-All-4-One-July
 17 'Til I Hear It From You-Gin Blossoms-November
 18 Strong Enough-Sheryl Crow-March
 19 Breakfast At Tiffany's-Deep Blue Something-December
 20 As I Lay Me Down-Sophie B. Hawkins-November
 21 When I Come Around-Green Day-March
 22 Roll To Me-Del Amitri-September
 23 Hold On-Jamie Walters-April
 24 Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman?-Bryan Adams-June
 25 Total Eclipse Of The Heart-Nicki French-July
 26 You Gotta Be-Des'ree-February
 27 Run Away-Real McCoy-May
 28 Carnival-Natalie Merchant-November
 29 Diggin' On You-TLC-December
 30 You Don't Know How It Feels-Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers-February 
 31 December-Collective Soul-August
 32 You Are Not Alone-Michael Jackson-September 
 33 You'll See-Madonna-December
 34 Can't Stop Lovin' You-Van Halen-May
 35 What Would You Say-Dave Matthews Band-June
 36 Lightning Crashes-Live-May
 37 Hand In My Pocket-Alanis Morissette-December
 38 If I Wanted To-Melissa Etheridge-March
 39 I Live My Life For You-Firehouse-April
 40 In The House Of Stone And Light-Martin Page-April
 41 Back For Good-Take That-November
 42 Come And Get Your Love-Real McCoy-August
 43 This Ain't A Love Song-Bon Jovi-July
 44 Here Comes The Hotstepper-Ini Kamoze-Columbia-January
 45 You Oughta Know-Alanis Morissette-October
 46 Let Me Be The One-Blessid Union Of Souls-September
 47 Beautiful Life-Ace Of Base-December
 48 The Rhythm Of The Night-Corona-January
 49 Creep-TLC-March
 50 Tell Me When-The Human League-April
 51 Can't Cry Anymore-Sheryl Crow-August
 52 Every Day Of The Week-Jade-January
 53 Bang And Blame-R.E.M.-February
 54 Misery-Soul Asylum-July
 55 Someone To Love-Jon B f. Babyface-July
 56 Good Intentions-Toad The Wet Sprocket-December
 57 Believe-Elton John-April
 58 I Could Fall In Love-Selena-September
 59 Do You Sleep?-Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories-October
 60 My Love Is For Real-Paula Abdul-June
 61 Come Back-Londonbeat-March
 62 Red Light Special-TLC-June
 63 This Is How We Do It-Montell Jordan-May
 64 The Sweetest Days-Vanessa Williams-January
 65 Wonderful-Adam Ant-July
 66 Colors Of The Wind-Vanessa Williams-August
 67 Mishale-Andru Donalds-February
 68 No More I Love You's-Annie Lennox-June
 69 Thank You-Boyz/Men-March
 70 I'd Lie For You (And That's The Truth)-Meat Loaf-MCA-November   
 71 Good-Better Than Ezra-June
 72 Downtown Venus-P.M. Dawn-October
 73 Mental Picture-Jon Secada-January
 74 Ants Marching-Dave Matthews Band-September
 75 Strange Currencies-R.E.M.-June
 76 Love Will Keep Us Alive-Eagles-February
 77 Shy Guy-Diana King-July
 78 Scream-Michael & Janet Jackson-June
 79 Zombie-Cranberries-January
 80A Dreaming Of You-Selena-December
 80B I Saw You Dancing-Yaki Da-July


* Here is how Duckhead calculated this chart from Radio and Record charts.

Points
Points for the yearly charts are calculated using inverse points from the weekly charts.
Each week, the # 1 song gets 20 points, the # 2 song gets 19 points, # 3 gets 18, and so on.
The # 20 song gets 1 point.
Each song's points are added up for each week to reach the total.
A song's entire chart run will be used for the yearly chart.
Songs appear on the yearly chart corresponding to the year they peak on the weekly charts.
Tie-Breakers
For songs that tie in points on the yearly charts, the following tie-breakers are used:
1. Most weeks at # 1
2. Most weeks at # 2
3. Most weeks at # 3
4. Most weeks at # 4
5. Etc.
If songs remain tied after all 20 tie-breakers, then they will be listed as tied on the yearly chart.
Tied songs appear in alphabetical order, and are marked by letters, for example: 94A and 94B.