Monday, July 15, 2024

PEAK MUSIC 1997

 

This is a series that will attempt to Sport(ify) music by creating a 5 member All-Pro/All League/All Star team (Sort of like the NBA first team all-stars) for each year in Music starting with 1964. It will rely heavily on Top 20 Hits from the year but also take into account Concert Tours, Music awards, Music Videos (MTV Crowd-You Tube), TV, Films, Pop Culture etc….. 

1997

Spice Girls with 4 top 20 hits

Puff Daddy – 3 number 1 hits – all these songs were duets or collaborations

Backstreet Boys – 2 top 5 hits including QUIT PLAYIN GAMES with my heart

Notorious BIG – 3 top 2 hits including MO MONEY MO PROBLEMS

Elton John with Candle in the Wind (which may have been number one in three different months)

Just Missing

Boyz II Men

Paul Cole –"Where have all the Cowboys gone" (Which is fitting for Today as the Cowboys have not reached an NFC Championship since 1995) - 1979 Topps All Pro designation is probably the best looking from all 4 sports when they were giving the designation between the mid 1970s and early 1980s


 

1964

1965

1966

1967

1968

1969

The Beatles

The Beatles

The Beatles

The Beatles

The Beatles

5th Dimension

4 Seasons

Supremes

Rolling Stones

Monkees

Gary Pucket

3 Dog Night

Supremes

Rolling Stones

Frank Sinatra

Supremes

Simon & Garfunkel

Elvis Presley

Bobby Vinton

Herman Hermits

Beach Boys

Rascals

Aretha Franklin

The Beatles

Johnny Rivers

Byrds

Monkees

The Doors

Supremes

Rolling Stones

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

1975

Jackson 5

Osmonds

3 Dog Night

Stevie Wonder

Elton John

John Denver

The Beatles

Marvin Gaye

Michael Jackson

Elton John

John Denver

Elton John

Simon & Garfunkel

Temptations

5th Dimension

Paul Simon

Newton John

Eagles

3 Dog Night

Jackson 5

Don McLean

Wings

Wings

Sunshine Band

Guess Who

3 Dog Night

Moody Blues

Rolling Stones

Chicago

Starship

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

Captain Tennille

Fleetwood Mac

Bee Gees

Donna Summer

Blondie

Hall Oates

Elton John

Eagles

Newton John

Bee Gees

Queen

Rolling Stones

Aerosmith

Foreigner

Andy Gibb

Michael Jackson

Newton John

Rick Springfield

Wings

Sunshine Band

Rolling Stones

Commadores

Diana Ross

Journey

4 Seasons

B. Manilow

Billy Joel

Earth Wind Fire

Kenny Rogers

Foreigner

1982

1983

1984

1985

1986

1987

Stevie Wonder

Michael Jackson

Prince

Madonna

Madonna

Michael Jackson

Paul McCarthy

Duran Duran

Cindy Lauper

Springsteen

Janet Jackson

Whit Houston

Journey

Lionel Richie

Duran Duran

Phil Collins

Genesis

George Michael

J Geils Band

Police

Madonna

Whit. Houston

Billy Ocean

Madonna

Newton John

David Bowie

Michael Jackson

Billy Ocean

Prince

U2

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

George Michael

New Kids Block

Janet Jackson

Mariah Carey

BoyzIIMen

Mariah Carey

Michael Jackson

Madonna

Madonna

Paula Abdul

En Vogue

Paula Abdul

Gun&Roses

Paula Abdul

MC Hammer

Whit Houston

Madonna

Whit Houston

Bon Jovi

Bon Jovi

Bon Jovi

Bryan Adams

Whit Houston

Duran Duran

Def Leppard

Milli Vanilli

Wilson Phillips

George Michael

Michael Jackson

AeroSmith

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

Mariah Carey

TLC

A Morrisette

Spice Girls

 

 

BoyzIIMen

Mariah Carey

LL Cool J

Puffy Daddy

 

 

Madonna

BoyzIIMen

Gin Blossoms

Backstreet Boys

 

 

Janet Jackson

Janet Jackson

Jewel

Notorious BIG

 

 

Pearl Jam

Michael Jackson

Keith Sweat

Elton John

 

 

1 comment:

  1. Looks good. Puff Daddy and Bad Boy Records really did rule the (music) world at that point.

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