Top 40 Hits of 1994 by ShampooCell

The lead single off R.E.M.'s Automatic For The People, "What's The Frequency, Kenneth," was a #21 hit. Name the second single, which peaked slightly higher at #19 and was included in Weird Al's "Alternative Polka" two years later.

Name the lead single from Tom Petty's Wildflowers album, which would be his last Top 40 hit.

Name the only Top 40 hit by groovy, groovy, jazzy, funky Us3.

Name the debut single released by hip-hop group OutKast.

Name the musical project led by producer Michael "Curly M.C." Cretu, who had a #5 hit with "Return To Innocence."

Name the Erasure single that is, to date, their most current Top 40 hit, perhaps recognizable to younger generations thanks to its inclusion in the 2010 video game Robot Unicorn Attack.

Name the only Top 40 hit by British R&B/pop singer Des'ree.

What German eurodance act had a #17 hit in the US and a #1 in eight other countries with the single "Mr. Vain"?

Name the R&B group who had Top 10 hits with covers of "So Much In Love" and "I Swear."

What kind of man was rapper Gillette not interested in, according to her hit backed by production team 20 Fingers?

(Original or radio edit version accepted.)

Name the iconic eurodance track that was a #11 hit for Corona.

R&B group 4 p.m. had a hit with a cover of what song? It was originally a hit single in the US in 1963, but in a language other than English.

What #2 hit had two different music videos, one showing the artist and her band playing the song on a street corner in Nashville (despite the lyrics' numerous references to Los Angeles), and another featuring Gregory Sporleder as "Billy"?

What country singer had a breakthrough hit with "Indian Outlaw"?

Who had a #2 hit with "I'll Remember" from the soundtrack to With Honors a few months before she'd hit Top 10 twice more with singles from her own album Bedtime Stories?

Finally, one "Almost Top 40 Hits of 1994" question:

Scottish pop rock band Wet Wet Wet came the closest they've ever come to the US Top 40 when they peaked at #41 with a cover of a Troggs song that appeared on the soundtrack of Four Weddings And A Funeral. Name that song.