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And now for an try and take away any potential ambiguity from the query:

Match every of the names Brandi, Cyndi, Jimi, Patti, and Tori, with a singular quantity chosen from the checklist 1964, 1968, 1979, 1991, and 1994, in such a approach that every title/quantity pair bears a really related relationship between the title and related quantity.

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One factor that springs to thoughts is that these names are all…

…‘various various’ names utilized by US singer-songwriters:

“Patti” Smith was born Patricia Lee Smith. Patricia is extra generally shortened to ‘Pat’, ‘Patty’ with a ‘y’, ‘Trish’, ‘Tricia’ or considered one of many different variants…

“Jimi” Hendrix was born Johnny Allen Hendrix and later rechristened James Marshall Hendrix. James is extra generally shortened to ‘Jim’ or ‘Jimmy’. Hendrix selected the irregular spelling of his title after a advice by his supervisor, Chas Chandler.

“Cyndi” Lauper was born Cynthia Ann Stephanie Lauper Thornton. Cynthia is extra generally shorted to ‘Cindy’, with the vowels the opposite approach round. Lauper selected the irregular spelling of her title on the advice of a good friend.

“Tori” Amos was born Myra Ellen Amos. While it may appear that ‘Tori’ can be a shortening of ‘Victoria’ (which is extra often shortened to ‘Vic’, ‘Vicky’, ‘Vikki’ and the like…) her selection of title reportedly stems from an alternate spelling of ‘Torrey‘ after a good friend’s boyfriend as soon as instructed her she appeared a Torrey pine tree…

Source for all origin claims: linked Wikipedia pages

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