1995 in music
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This is a list of notable events in music that took place in the year 1995.
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[edit] Events
[edit] January–February
- January 18 – Jerry Garcia crashes his rented BMW into a guard rail near Mill Valley, California, USA, but is not injured in the accident.[1]
- February 1 – Welsh rock band Manic Street Preachers band member Richey James Edwards goes missing after leaving the London Embassy Hotel, UK at 7 am.[2]
- February 7 – Rapper Tupac Shakur is sentenced to one-and-a-half to four-and-a-half years in prison on a sexual abuse charge.[3] He was later released on appeal.
- February 12 – Iron Butterfly bassist Philip Taylor Kramer disappeared[4] from Highway 101, USA as he tried to get back home from the Los Angeles International Airport. He tried calling his family and 911 for help, but received none.
- February 14 – Richey Edwards' Vauxhall Cavalier is found abandoned in a service station on the Bristol side of the Severn Bridge in the UK, with evidence that he had been living in it. Although he was near a notorious suicide spot, there is still no evidence to suggest he committed suicide.[5]
- February 19 – Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee marries Baywatch actress Pamela Anderson on a beach in Cancún, Mexico.[6]
- February 25 – Lyle Lovett suffered a broken collarbone in an accident while riding his motorcycle in Mexico. The accident prevented Lovett from attending the Grammy Awards (he ended up winning two awards).[7]
[edit] March–April
- March 1 – R.E.M. drummer Bill Berry left the stage during a concert in Switzerland after suffering a brain aneurysm. He underwent successful brain surgery two days later in Switzerland.[8]
- March 8 – Former Helloween drummer, Ingo Schwichtenberg, commits suicide by jumping under a subway train.[citation needed]
- March 14 – With the release of Me Against the World, Tupac Shakur became the first male solo artist to have a number one album on the American Billboard 200 chart while in prison.[9] The album remained at the top of the charts for four weeks.
- March 26 – Rapper Eric Lynn Wright, better known as Eazy-E, dies of complications from AIDS.[10]
- March 28 – Lyle Lovett and actress Julia Roberts announce their separation after 21 months of marriage.[11]
- March 31- Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla Perez is shot and killed by Yolanda Saldivar, her former personal assistant and former fan club president, who had recently been fired for embezzlement
- During a performance in Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA, Jimmy Page narrowly escaped being stabbed by a man who rushed the stage with a knife.[12] The man was tackled by security guards who were injured in the brawl.
- April 29 – Tupac Shakur marries Keisha Morris inside the Clinton Correctional Facility, New York, USA. Shakur was serving a four-and-a-half year jail term on sexual assault charges.[13] They would later divorce.
[edit] May–June
- May 5 – Former Guns N' Roses drummer Steven Adler is arraigned on a felony count of possession of heroin, in addition to two misdemeanor drug charges.[14]
- June 1 – Alan Wilder leaves Depeche Mode.[15]
- June 16 – Michael Jackson released his first double-album HIStory, which became the best-selling multiple-album of all-time, with 22 millions copies sold worldwide.
- June 30– Tony Award nominated Actress and Singer Phyllis Hyman commits suicide after battling years of depression.
[edit] July–August
- August 9 – Jerry Garcia dies of a heart attack. The Grateful Dead disband soon after.
- August 12 – The Offspring's Dexter Holland marries hairstylist Kristine Luna, who co-wrote one of the band's songs "Session".[16]
- August 22 – Rancid release their third studio album ...And Out Come the Wolves. Along with Green Day's Dookie and The Offspring's Smash (both released a year before), this album helped revive mainstream popular interest in punk rock in the mid-1990s, and becomes one of the best-selling independent records of all time. ...And Out Come the Wolves eventually goes platinum.
- August 28
- July 18 The Ramones release their final studio album, Adios Amigos!
- Oingo Boingo announce that they will break up following a series of Halloween shows in Los Angeles, California, USA.[citation needed] Lead singer Danny Elfman goes on to establish a career scoring motion pictures.
- The official end of Sarah Records is marked with a farewell party featuring live sets by many of the label's acts. It was the last live appearance by The Orchids before they split up.[citation needed]
[edit] September–October
- September 2 – The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame opens in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.[17]
- September 5 – The LuminişVilla, George Enescu Memorial House, becomes an official memorial to the composer.
- October – The first International Guitar Festival is held in Buenos Aires, Argentina.[citation needed]
- October 2 – Oasis release their second album, (What's the Story) Morning Glory?. The album spawns several number one singles around the world and eventually becomes the third best-selling album in the UK ever.
- October 11 – Tupac Shakur is released from Clinton Correctional Facility, New York, USA, on US$1.4 million bail which was posted by Suge Knight. In return Tupac signed a three-album deal with Knight's Death Row Records.
- October 21- Blind Melon's Shanon Hoon dies from a cocaine overdose in his bus.
[edit] November–December
- November 6 – Cher releases her first album in four years, It's A Man's World, her first original recording for Warner Music. The album would get its U.S. debut in June 1996. Queen releases their final studio album that includes contributions from all original members; It goes on to be a huge success, selling 20 million copies worldwide.
- November 21 – The Offspring release their self-titled debut album (which originally six years earlier) on CD for the first time. This proves to be the band's final release on Epitaph Records, as they get dropped from that label the next year.
- November 21 – Enrique Iglesias releases his debut album recorded in Spanish. The record tops the Latin album charts and would go on to win a Grammy and produce five No. 1 singles on Billboard's Hot Latin Tracks chart.
- December 4 – The Beatles release "Free As A Bird" as their first new single in over 20 years.
- December 21 – Madonna is subpoenaed to testify on January 3, 1996 against her stalker, Robert Hoskins, at the Criminal Courts Building in Los Angeles, California, USA. Hoskins was shot by a security guard outside her estate in Los Angeles in May 1995 for trespassing on her property and threatening to marry or kill her.
- December – Cryptopsy begins to record None So Vile.
- December – Bob Dylan tours with Patti Smith.
[edit] Unknown dates
- Sam Phillips made her motion picture debut in the Bruce Willis action film, Die Hard with a Vengeance. Phillips played one of the main terrorists in the film.
- Three members of R.E.M., Bill Berry, Mike Mills and Michael Stipe, fell ill while on the band's "Monster Tour". Berry suffered an aneurysm which required immediate surgery, Stipe suffered a hiatus hernia and Mills underwent an appendectomy.
- Paul D'Amour leaves Tool.
- John Denver – The Wildlife Concert (US single: "For You")
[edit] Bands formed
[edit] Bands disbanded
- Beat Farmers
- Big Drill Car (reform in 2008)
- Cap'n Jazz
- Carcass (reform in 2007)
- Comsat Angels
- Concrete Blonde
- Coroner
- The Cult (reform in 1999)
- D.I. (reform in 1997)
- Dire Straits
- Drive Like Jehu
- Eugenius
- Grateful Dead
- Kid N Play
- Kyuss
- Living Colour (reform in 2001)
- Nudeswirl
- Oingo Boingo
- Pink Floyd
- Quicksand
- Selena y los Dinos
- Skinny Puppy (reform in 2000)
- Slowdive
- Slowdown Virginia
- Sugar
- Suicidal Tendencies (reform in 1997)
- Sunny Day Real Estate (reform in 1997)
- Sven Gali
- Tall Tales and True
- X-Clan (reform in 2006)
[edit] Bands reformed
- The Misfits (hiatus since 1983)
- Journey (since 1987)
- E Street Band (1995 Reunion Tour; officially reformed in 1999)
[edit] Albums released
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Contents
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[edit] January
| Day | Album | Artist | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16 | The Rapture | Siouxsie and the Banshees | - |
| 17 | Do You Want More?!!!??! | The Roots | - |
| 19 | Waiting for the Punchline | Extreme | - |
| 24 | This Child | Susan Aglukark | - |
| One Hour | Cluster | - | |
| Ham Fisted | Local H | - | |
| Balance | Van Halen | - | |
| Jerky Boys: The Movie soundtrack | Various Artists | - | |
| 27 | Octopus | The Human League | - |
| 30 | Nice Ass | Free Kitten | - |
| Leftism | Leftfield | - |
[edit] February
| Day | Album | Artist | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | Mobile Safari | The Pastels | - |
| 7 | Now That I've Found You: A Collection | Alison Krauss | Compilation |
| Good News from the Next World | Simple Minds | - | |
| The Woman in Me | Shania Twain | - | |
| 8 | Fourth Dimension | Stratovarius | - |
| 14 | King | Belly | - |
| It's Five O'Clock Somewhere | Slash's Snakepit | - | |
| Hanky Panky | The The | Hank Williams Covers CD | |
| 17 | No Protection | Massive Attack | Remix CD |
| 20 | Maxinquaye | Tricky | UK |
| 21 | World of Morrissey | Morrissey | Compilation |
| 22 | Pain Killer | Energy Orchard | - |
| 27 | Alive in Studio A | Bruce Dickinson | 2x Live CD |
| Cerebral Caustic | The Fall | - | |
| To Bring You My Love | PJ Harvey | - | |
| Undisclosed Files Addendum | Hawkwind | Live | |
| Greatest Hits | Bruce Springsteen | Compilation | |
| 28 | Deluxe | Better Than Ezra | Elektra re-release |
| Pieces Of You | Jewel | -Debut | |
| 13 Unlucky Numbers | Wax | - | |
| Do You Wanna Ride? | Adina Howard | -Debut | |
| ? | Of Chaos and Eternal Night | Dark Tranquillity |
[edit] March
[edit] April
| Day | Album | Artist | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | Live Bites | Scorpions | Germany; Live +3 studio tracks |
| 4 | Thank You | Duran Duran | - |
| Rub It Better | General Public | - | |
| This Is How We Do It | Montell Jordan | Debut | |
| Nihil | KMFDM | - | |
| Lemonade and Brownies | Sugar Ray | - | |
| Civilization Phaze III | Frank Zappa | - | |
| 5 | Imaginations from the Other Side | Blind Guardian | - |
| Heavy as a Really Heavy Thing | Strapping Young Lad | - | |
| 6 | Dandys Rule, OK? | The Dandy Warhols | - |
| Now That's What I Call Music! 30 (UK series) | Various Artists | Compilation | |
| 7 | 94 Diskont | Oval | - |
| Running on Ice | Vertical Horizon | - | |
| 11 | Wowee Zowee | Pavement | - |
| Astro Creep: 2000 | White Zombie | - | |
| Friday soundtrack | Various Artists | - | |
| 18 | Once upon the Cross | Deicide | - |
| Burnt Offerings | Iced Earth | - | |
| Walk on Water | UFO | Japan-only release until 1997 | |
| 24 | Wolfheart | Moonspell | - |
| Plastic Green Head | Trouble | - | |
| 25 | THRAK | King Crimson | - |
| Ain't Had Enough Fun | Little Feat | - | |
| The Infamous | Mobb Deep | - | |
| 27 | The Future of What | Unwound | - |
| 28 | Rainmaker | Fair Warning | - |
[edit] May
| Day | Album | Artist | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Machiavelli and the Four Seasons | TISM | - |
| 2 | Divinities: Twelve Dances with God | Ian Anderson | - |
| Fun Trick Noisemaker | The Apples In Stereo | - | |
| Sittin' on Chrome | Masta Ace Incorporated | - | |
| 8 | Short Bus | Filter | - |
| Nobody Else | Take That | - | |
| Tilt | Scott Walker | - | |
| 9 | Nemesisters | Babes in Toyland | - |
| God of Love | Bad Brains | - | |
| Some Rainy Morning | Robert Cray | - | |
| The Return of the Space Cowboy | Jamiroquai | US | |
| Domination | Morbid Angel | - | |
| 15 | Orchid | Opeth | Europe |
| I Should Coco | Supergrass | - | |
| 17 | Boomerang | Hanson | - |
| 21 | The Inevitable | Squirrel Nut Zippers | - |
| 23 | God of Love | Bad Brains | - |
| Sparkle and Fade | Everclear | - | |
| Forever Blue | Chris Isaak | - | |
| 25 | Oolooloo | The Pietasters | - |
| 29 | Grand Prix | Teenage Fanclub | - |
| Land of the Free | Gamma Ray | - | |
| P•U•L•S•E | Pink Floyd | 2x Live CD | |
| 30 | Freaks of Nature | Kansas | - |
| Pocahontas soundtrack | Various Artists | - | |
| 31 | Blues for Greeny | Gary Moore | - |
| ? | RarestOneBowie | David Bowie | Compilation |
[edit] June
[edit] July
| Day | Album | Artist | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Brothas Doobie | Funkdoobiest | - |
| Foo Fighters | Foo Fighters | - | |
| Teenage Politics | MxPx | - | |
| 11 | ...And the Circus Leaves Town | Kyuss | - |
| Sacrifice | Motörhead | - | |
| Boombastic | Shaggy | - | |
| Dangerous Minds soundtrack | Various Artists | - | |
| 18 | 'Til Shiloh | Buju Banton | - |
| Use Your Fingers | The Bloodhound Gang | - | |
| Hidden Treasures | Megadeth | Rarities EP | |
| Bette of Roses | Bette Midler | - | |
| Totally Crushed Out! | That Dog | - | |
| The Long Goodbye | Procol Harum | - | |
| ¡Adios Amigos! | Ramones | - | |
| Chants and Dances of the Native Americans | Sacred Spirit | - | |
| Dreaming of You | Selena | Posthumous. – | |
| Mainliner: Wreckage from the Past | Social Distortion | Compilation | |
| Miss Thang | Monica | - | |
| 25 | E 1999 Eternal | Bone Thugs-n-Harmony | - |
| Destroy Erase Improve | Meshuggah | - | |
| The Presidents of the United States of America | The Presidents of the United States of America | Columbia re-release; Remixed | |
| 311 | 311 | - | |
| 28 | Seed | Prototype | - |
[edit] August
| Day | Album | Artist | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Answer That and Stay Fashionable | AFI | - |
| Killer Cuts | Robin Beanland | - | |
| Set Your Goals | CIV | - | |
| Bad Habits | Colin James | - | |
| Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... | Raekwon | - | |
| Now That's What I Call Music! 31 (UK series) | Various Artists | Compilation | |
| 7 | The Twenty-Seven Points | The Fall | 2x Live CD |
| Alternative | Pet Shop Boys | 2xCD | |
| 8 | Ben Folds Five | Ben Folds Five | - |
| Brown Bag | Citizen King | - | |
| Penthouse | Luna | - | |
| 15 | Garbage | Garbage | US |
| A Moment of Forever | Kris Kristofferson | - | |
| King Ferus also known as Macedonian Wedding Soul Cooking | Ferus Mustafov | - | |
| 18 | Goofyfoot | Phranc | EP |
| 21 | Viva Last Blues | Palace Music | - |
| 22 | Mandylion | The Gathering | - |
| ...And Out Come the Wolves | Rancid | - | |
| Hit & Run Holiday | My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult | - | |
| Tindersticks (second album) | Tindersticks | - | |
| 23 | The Damnation Game | Symphony X | - |
| 25 | Methodrone | The Brian Jonestown Massacre | - |
| 28 | Southpaw Grammar | Morrissey | UK |
| 29 | The Road Home | Heart | Live |
| It Matters to Me | Faith Hill | - | |
| Conspiracy | Junior M.A.F.I.A. | - | |
| Faith | Faith Evans |
[edit] September
[edit] October
[edit] November
[edit] December
| Day | Album | Artist | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fly | Sarah Brightman | |
| 5 | We Got It | Immature | - |
| Saturday Morning (Cartoons' Greatest Hits) | Various Artists | Tribute CD | |
| 15 | Final Bell / Ghost in the Ruins | Savatage | Live |
[edit] Release Date Unknown
- Pandora's Toys – Aerosmith (compilation)
- The Age of Electric – The Age of Electric
- Facts and Fictions – Asian Dub Foundation
- Alfaro Vive, Carajo! EP – At the Drive-In
- Delete Yourself – Atari Teenage Riot
- Diaspora – Natacha Atlas
- Company of Strangers – Bad Company
- Bif Naked – Bif Naked
- The Very Best of The Blues Brothers – The Blues Brothers (compilation)
- Obey – Brainbombs
- Ima – BT
- Carpet – Ceremonial Oath
- The Pastoral - Not Rustic - World of Their Greatest Hits – Country Teasers
- Dyslexicon – Dandelion
- Savage Poetry – Edguy
- 25 Cents – The Flys
- Wave of Popular Feeling – Groundswell
- Alien 4 – Hawkwind
- Everything I Long For – Hayden
- You'd Prefer an Astronaut – Hum[citation needed]
- The Jester Race – In Flames
- Evil Stig – Joan Jett and The Gits
- 1979 – Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
- Smokin – Kid Jonny Lang
- Ask the Fish – Leftover Salmon
- Pezcore – Less Than Jake
- Mental Aquaducts (demo) – Limp Biscut (Limp Bizkit)
- Gush – Lowlife
- Hank Plays Cliff – Hank Marvin
- En Route – Moebius & Plank
- A Who Dat? – Mystidious Misfitss
- Doubelievengod – Natas
- Neu! 4 – Neu!
- The Breathing Shadow – Nightingale
- Nine Livez – Nine
- Human – Gary Numan
- Strange Cargo Hinterland – William Orbit
- Caca Bonita (EP) – Papa Roach
- Dudebox (EP) – Pezz (Billy Talent)
- The Remix Album – Prince Ital Joe & Marky Mark
- White Zone – Psychedelic Warriors (Hawkwind)
- Doesn't Matter Anyway EP – Savatage
- Soapy Water and Mister Marmalade – Sham 69
- Jill Sobule – Jill Sobule
- Vivadixiesubmarinetransmissionplot – Sparklehorse
- ...Until Now – Stir
- Bumper to Bumper – Stroke 9
- Mirror Mirror – 10cc
- Infernal Love – Therapy?
- The Acoustic Album – Toyah
- Looking Back – Toyah
- Sea of Light – Uriah Heep
- Rock!!!!! – Violent Femmes
[edit] Biggest hit singles
The following songs achieved the highest aggregated positions in the charts of 1995.[18]
| # | Artist | Title | Year | Country | Chart Entries |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Coolio | Gangsta's Paradise | 1995 |  |
United Kingdom: 1 – October 1995; United States Billboard: 1 of 1995; The Netherlands: 1 – October 1995; Sweden: 1 – October 1995; Austria: 1 – November 1995; Switzerland: 1 – November 1995; Norway: 1 – October 1995; Italy: 1 of 1996; Germany: 1 – January 1996; Éire: 1 – October 1995; New Zealand: 1 for 9 weeks October 1995; Australia: 1 for 13 weeks January 1996; France: 3 – October 1995; Poland: 3 – October 1995; Australia: 6 of 1995; United States Billboard: 11 of 1995; United States Cash Box: 12 of 1995; Germany: 16 of the 1990s; Scrobulate: 27 of rap; Pop Culture Madness: 31 of 1995; Global: 33 (5 million sold) – 1995; Europe: 48 of the 1990s; Rate Your Music: 69 of 1995; Acclaimed: 439 |
| 2 | Shaggy | Boombastic | 1995 |  |
UK 1 – September 1995, Italy 1 of 1995, Éire 1 – September 1995, New Zealand 1 for 2 weeks September 1995, Australia 1 for 1 weeks May 1996, Norway 2 – September 1995, Germany 2 – September 1995, US BB 3 of 1995, Austria 3 – October 1995, Switzerland 3 – October 1995, Holland 4 – September 1995, Sweden 4 – September 1995, US BB 6 of 1995, POP 7 of 1995, France 8 – August 1995, Australia 8 of 1996, US CashBox 23 of 1995, Scrobulate 34 of dancehall, Germany 181 of the 1990s |
| 3 | Take That | Back for Good | 1995 |  |
UK 1 – April 1995, Sweden 1 – April 1995, Norway 1 – April 1995, Germany 1 – April 1995, Éire 1 – March 1995, Australia 1 for 2 weeks August 1995, Holland 2 – April 1995, Switzerland 2 – April 1995, Austria 3 – May 1995, US BB 7 of 1995, Australia 9 of 1995, Poland 10 – January 1995, Italy 28 of 1995, RYM 53 of 1995, OzNet 126, Germany 128 of the 1990s |
| 4 | Michael Jackson | You Are Not Alone | 1995 | |
UK 1 – September 1995, US BB 1 of 1995, Switzerland 1 – September 1995, Poland 1 – August 1995, Éire 1 – September 1995, New Zealand 1 for 3 weeks September 1995, Austria 2 – September 1995, Germany 3 – September 1995, Sweden 5 – August 1995, Holland 6 – August 1995, Norway 9 – September 1995, US CashBox 13 of 1995, Australia 25 of 1995, Italy 45 of 1995, Germany 262 of the 1990s |
| 5 | U2 | Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me | 1995 |  |
Norway 1 – June 1995, Poland 1 – January 1995, Éire 1 – June 1995, New Zealand 1 for 1 weeks July 1995, Australia 1 for 6 weeks October 1995, UK 2 – June 1995, Austria 4 – July 1995, Switzerland 5 – July 1995, Holland 9 – June 1995, Germany 9 – July 1995, Sweden 15 – August 1995, US BB 16 of 1995, Australia 16 of 1995, Italy 27 of 1995, POP 59 of 1995, RYM 72 of 1995 |
[edit] Top hits
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- "1st Of Tha Month" – Bone Thugs-N-Harmony
- "'74-'75" – The Connells
- "Adiemus" – Adiemus
- "Agua Dulce, Agua Sala" – Julio Iglesias
- "All Over You" – Live
- "Alright" – Supergrass
- "Ants Marching" – Dave Matthews Band
- "Any Man of Mine" – Shania Twain
- "Anywhere Is" – Enya
- "As I Lay Me Down" – Sophie B. Hawkins
- "Baby" – Brandy
- "Baby Baby" – Corona
- "Back for Good" – Take That
- "Beautiful Life" – Ace of Base
- "Bedtime Story" – Madonna
- "Believe" – Elton John
- "Be My Lover" – La Bouche
- "Best Friend" – Brandy
- "Better Man" – Pearl Jam
- "Blessed" – Elton John
- "Breakfast at Tiffany's" – Deep Blue Something
- "Big Poppa" - The Notorious B.I.G.
- "Blind" – KoЯn
- "Boombastic" – Shaggy
- "Buddy Holly" – Weezer
- "Bullet With Butterfly Wings" – The Smashing Pumpkins
- "Bulls on Parade" – Rage Against the Machine
- "Candy Rain" – Soul For Real
- "Can't Stop Lovin' You" – Van Halen
- "Captain Jack" – Captain Jack
- "Carnival" – Natalie Merchant
- "Only One" – Goo Goo Dolls
- "Charmless Man" – Blur[citation needed]
- "Connection" – Elastica
- "Conquest of Paradise" – Vangelis
- "Cotton Eye Joe" – Rednex
- "Country House" – Blur[citation needed]
- "Creep" – TLC (released in 1994)
- "Dear Mama" – 2Pac
- "December" – Collective Soul
- "Dieu m'a donné la foi" – Ophélie Winter
- "Don't Take It Personal" – Monica
- "Dreaming of You" – Selena
- "Earth Song" – Michael Jackson
- "Exhale (Shoop, Shoop)" – Whitney Houston
- "Fairground" – Simply Red
- "Fake Plastic Trees" – Radiohead
- "Fantasy" – Mariah Carey
- "Feel Me Flow" – Naughty by Nature
- "Flat Top" – Goo Goo Dolls
- "Freak Like Me" – Adina Howard
- "Freedom" – DJ BoBo
- "Gangsta's Paradise" – Coolio featuring L.V.
- "Good" – Better Than Ezra
- "Had to Be" – Cliff Richard and Olivia Newton-John
- "Hand In My Pocket" – Alanis Morissette
- "Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman?" – Bryan Adams
- "Heaven for Everyone" - Queen
- "Hey Man, Nice Shot" – Filter
- "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" – U2
- "Hook" – Blues Traveler
- "Human Nature" – Madonna
- "I Alone" – Live
- "I Believe" – Blessid Union of Souls[citation needed]
- "I Got a Girl" – Tripping Daisy
- "I Know" – Dionne Farris
- "I Want You"- Madonna
- "If You Love Me" – Brownstone
- "In the House of Stone and Light" – Martin Page
- "It's Midnight Cinderella" – Garth Brooks
- "I wanna be with u" – Fun Factory
- "I'll Be There for You" – The Rembrandts
- "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By" – Method Man featuring Mary J. Blige
- "Je sais pas" – Céline Dion
- "Just" – Radiohead
- "Just tah Let U Know" – Eazy E
- "Keep Their Heads Ringin'" – Dr. Dre
- "Kiss From A Rose" – Seal
- "Laila" – Blue System
- "Life's a Bitch" – Nas
- "Lightning Crashes" – Live
- "Lump" – The Presidents of the United States of America
- "Macarena" – Los del Río
- "Marta's Song" – Deep Forest
- "Misery" – Soul Asylum
- "Missing" – Everything But The Girl (released in 1994)
- "Misunderstood Man" – Cliff Richard
- "No More I Love You's" – Annie Lennox
- "One Man in My Heart" – Human League
- "One More Chance (Remix)" – The Notorious B.I.G.
- "One of Us" – Joan Osborne
- "Only Wanna Be With You" – Hootie & the Blowfish
- "Over My Shoulder" – Mike + The Mechanics
- "Player's Anthem" – Junior M.A.F.I.A.
- "Pour que tu m'aimes encore" – Céline Dion
- "Respect" – Alliance Ethnik
- "Right in the Night" – Jam & Spoon
- "Rock n' Roll is Dead" – Lenny Kravitz
- "Roll To Me" – Del Amitri
- "Roll with It" – Oasis
- "Run-Around" – Blues Traveler
- "Runaway" – Janet Jackson
- "Scatman (Ski-Ba-Bop-Ba-Dop-Bop)" – Scatman John
- "Scatman's World" – Scatman John
- "Scream" – Michael Jackson & Janet Jackson
- "She" – Green Day
- "She's Every Woman" – Garth Brooks
- "Snuff the Punk" – P.O.D.
- "Some Might Say" – Oasis
- "Stutter" – Elastica
- "Take a Bow" – Madonna
- "Take Me Away" – Respect
- "Tell Me When" – Human League
- "The World I Know" – Collective Soul
- "There Is A Party" – DJ BoBo
- "This Ain't a Love Song" – Bon Jovi
- "This Is A Call" – Foo Fighters
- "This Is How We Do It" – Montell Jordan
- "Three in the Power of One" – P.O.D.
- "Thunder – East 17
- "Tomorrow" – Silverchair
- "Walking in Memphis" – Cher
- "Water Runs Dry" – Boyz II Men
- "Whatever" – Oasis
- "When I Come Around" – Green Day
- "Waterfalls" – TLC (released in 1994)
- "Wonderwall" – Oasis
- "Yeha-Noha" – Sacred Spirit
- "You Are Not Alone" – Michael Jackson
- "You Oughta Know" – Alanis Morissette
- "You'll See" – Madonna
- "Zombie" – The Cranberries
See also: Hot 100 No. 1 Hits of 1995
[edit] Top ten best albums of the year
All albums been named albums of the year for their hits in the charts.[19]
- Radiohead – The Bends
- Oasis – (What's the Story) Morning Glory?
- The Smashing Pumpkins – Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness
- Pulp – Different Class
- Alanis Morissette – Jagged Little Pill
- Björk – Post
- GZA – Liquid Swords
- Pavement – Wowee Zowee
- P.J. Harvey – To Bring You My Love
- Blur – The Great Escape
[edit] Classical music
- Osvaldas Balakauskas – Requiem
- Sally Beamish – Viola Concerto
- Luciano Berio – Sequenza XII
- Harrison Birtwistle – Panic (premiered at Last Night of the Proms)
- Elliott Carter – String Quartet No.5
- Mario Davidovsky – Violin Concertino
- Mario Davidovsky – Flashbacks for flute/piccolo/alto flute, clarinet/bass clarinet, violin, violoncello, piano, and percussion
- Ludovico Einaudi – Chatrang Overture
- Lorenzo Ferrero
- Concerto for Violin, Cello, Piano and Orchestra
- Palm Beach Ouverture
- Seven Seconds
- Shadow Lines
- Andrew Glover – Fractured Vistas
- Ulrich Leyendecker – Violin Concerto
- Theo Loevendie – Piano Concerto
- Krzysztof Penderecki – Violin Concerto No. 2 Metamorphosen
- John Serry Sr. – Concerto For Free Bass Accordion (For Piano)
- Stanisław Skrowaczewski – Passacaglia Immaginaria
- Michael Tippett – The Rose Lake
- Malcolm Williamson – A Year of Birds
[edit] Opera
- Roger Ames – Hearts on Fire
- Michael Easton – The Selfish Giant (for children)
- Stewart Wallace – Harvey Milk
[edit] Musical theater
- Hello, Dolly! – Broadway revival
- How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying – Broadway revival
- Victor/Victoria – Broadway production
[edit] Musical films
- Arabian Knight – animated feature
- Pocahontas – animated feature
[edit] Deaths
- January 24 – David Cole, C+C Music Factory
- January 31 – George Abbott, US librettist and director
- February 10 – Tony Secunda (54), Marc Bolan's former manager (heart attack)
- February 18 – Bob Stinson (35), The Replacements (complications caused by drug and alcohol abuse)
- February 23 – Melvin Franklin, (52), The Temptations, (brain seizure)
- March 5 – Vivian Stanshall (51), eccentric British musician (house fire)
- March 9 – Ingo Schwichtenberg (29), Helloween, (suicide)
- March 16 – Heinrich Sutermeister (84), Swiss composer
- March 26 – Eazy-E (31), rapper and record producer (AIDS)
- March 29 – Jimmy McShane, singer (Baltimora) (AIDS)
- March 31 – Selena (23), singer (murdered)
- April 4 – Priscilla Lane, (79), US singer and actress (lung cancer)
- April 6 – Delroy Wilson (46), reggae artist (cirrhosis of the liver)
- April 14 – Burl Ives, (85), singer, actor
- April 25 – Ginger Rogers, (83), US actress, dancer and singer
- May 8 – Teresa Teng, singer
- May 16 – Lola Flores, singer and dancer
- May 25 – Dick Curless, country singer
- June 4 – Ernest Borneman, jazz musician and critic
- June 12 – Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli, pianist
- June 14 – Rory Gallagher, (47), Irish blues/rock guitarist
- June 30 – Phyllis Hyman, R & B/Soul/Jazz Singer (suicide)
- July 2 – Zdeněk Košler (67), conductor
- July 8 – Günter Bialas (87), composer
- July 23 – Miklós Rózsa, (88), film score composer
- July 25 – Charlie Rich, (62), country singer and musician
- August 9 – Jerry Garcia, (53), Grateful Dead (diabetes-related)
- August 11 – Allan McCarthy, Canadian singer of Men Without Hats
- August 16 – Bobby DeBarge, Lead singer of Switch (AIDS)
- August 18 – Alan Dell, BBC Radio 2 DJ
- August 19 – Pierre Schaeffer, composer and pioneer of Musique concrète
- August 23 – Dwayne Goettel, Skinny Puppy, drug overdose
- August 26 – Ronnie White (57), the Miracles, co-writer of the Temptations hit "My Girl" (with Smokey Robinson), leukemia.
- August 30 – Sterling Morrison (53), The Velvet Underground guitarist (Non-Hodgkin lymphoma)
- October 19 – Don Cherry, jazz trumpeter
- October 21
- Maxene Andrews, singer, member of The Andrews Sisters
- Shannon Hoon, lead singer of group Blind Melon Drug Overdose
- Hans Helfritz, composer
- October 26 – Gorni Kramer, Italian bandleader and songwriter
- October 31 – Erica Morini, violinist
- November 7 – Jerry Daniels, The Ink Spots
- November 8 – Ion Baciu (64), conductor
- November 17 – Alan Hull, (50), formerly of Lindisfarne
- November 21
- Peter Grant, (60), manager of The Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin, Bad Company, myocardial infarction
- Matthew Ashman, guitarist of Adam and the Ants, Bow Wow Wow
- November 23 – Junior Walker, (64), musician
- December 25
- Dean Martin, (78), singer, actor (cancer)
- Nicolas Slonimsky, conductor and composer
- December 27 – Shura Cherkassky, pianist
- December 29 – Hans Henkemans (82), Dutch composer
- date unknown
[edit] Awards
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- The following artists are inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: The Allman Brothers Band, Al Green, Janis Joplin, Led Zeppelin, Martha and the Vandellas, Neil Young and Frank Zappa
- Inductees of the GMA Gospel Music Hall of Fame include Charles Wesley (writer of "Hark The Herald Angels Sing")
- Udit Narayan wins the Filmfare Best Male Playback Award
[edit] Grammy Awards
[edit] Country Music Association Awards
[edit] Eurovision Song Contest
[edit] Mercury Music Prize
- Dummy – Portishead wins.
[edit] MTV Video Music Awards
[edit] Charts
Triple J Hottest 100
Main article: Triple J Hottest 100, 1995
[edit] See also
[edit] References
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