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Miscellaneous Show Selector Segments of 1994

Shows List

Mr. Jones - Counting Crows
Fade Into You - Mazzy Star
A Whole New World
I Hate It When I Bonk My Head
The Sign
Vogue
Material Girl
Lucky One
Stop! In the Name of Love
Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie Honey Bunch)
Friends In Low Places
Ain’t No Mountain High Enough
Back Home Again
But It’s Alright
Heard It Through the Grapevine
I Swear
My Favorite Things
The Way She Loves Me
Thank God I’m a Country Bear
Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
Gilligan’s Island
My Boyfriends Back
Crocodile Rock
Yankee Doodle
I’ll Be There For You
Monster Mash
Two Princes
Sweet Home Alabama
My Guy
I Am The Cute One
Old Time Rock ‘N Roll
Leader of the Pack
Power Blew
Somewhere Out There
Happy Birthday To You
Goofy Birthday
All I Wanna Do Birthday
Don’t Let Your Mom Go Shopping (Video Show)
I Will Always Love You (Video Show)

Information

With the exception of Mr. Jones, 1994 was the year lip syncs halted to make way for new covers! Please do note the shows listed here are just an estimate — some of these may be from late 1993 and/or 1995. This would be the first time in 4 years the entire gang got in the studio to record new content together. This rampant increase in show production was due to the “New” Rock-afire Explosion debuting the year prior; the first location with a Show Selector opening in November of 1993. The unfortunate thing about these shows is this was the year the quality began to dip. While it’s unknown who the previous programmer was, they were replaced in favor of Kathy McCracken and her assistant Joelle Ramsey. While the programming isn’t the most awful thing in the world, it can definitely be very awkward, especially on shows like “A Whole New World” and “Vogue”. This, however, does not negate the fact that these are fun shows to watch!

Most if not all of these shows were recorded using karaoke tracks, likely due to low budget. BFM Hits seemed to be their go-to for instrumental, and you can even listen to the original tracks on Spotify!

Some of these shows are particularly interesting because they were done as lip syncs in previous years; these shows include “Vogue”, “Material Girl”, “Stop! In the Name of Love”, “Friends In Low Places”, and “Two Princes”.

A few of these covers remain lost for unknown reasons. These include “Monster Mash”, “Two Princes”, “Sweet Home Alabama”, “My Guy”, and “I Am the Cute One”, “Vogue”, and “Material Girl”. Several of these have karaoke versions that can be heard on YouTube. Jack Turner teased a small clip of the "Vogue" cover on an Instagram livestream, and a clip of the "Material Girl" cover on his Instagram story.

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Information is subject to change, please let us know if anything is incorrect!

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