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The
Ultimate One Hit Wonders Site
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Over 800 One Hit Wonders
with audio samples here,
at the ultimate One Hit Wonders
site. Find a different One Hit
Wonder year directly below,
or
use the One Hit Wonder song
index, or One Hit
Wonder artist
and group index.
Return to the One
Hit Wonder Home Page
here.
Scroll down to the bottom to
search this entire site.
The One Hit Wonder Controversy.
Each song has a note to explain
why may be considered a One
Hit Wonder. You get to decide
if it is.
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Jan
1977
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Jan
1977
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Jeans
On was the only top 20 hit and the only
mentionable song by David Dundas. He wrote
and performed music for television.
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While
Don't Leave Me This Way was the only top
20 hit for Thelma Houston, she had a string
of popular songs, particularly in the
dance format, that received radio airplay,
like Saturday Night, Sunday Morning.
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Dec
1976
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Mar
1977
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24
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18
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3
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Disco
Lucy was a dance version of the theme
from the comedy TV show I Love Lucy.
Wilton Place Street Band followed-up with
Baby Love, Sweet Sweet Love, which received
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Don't
Give Up On Us was the only top 20 hit
for David Soul. He had some other songs
that received moderate radio airplay like
the follow-up Going In With My Eyes Open.
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William
Bell had a string of songs that received
some radio airplay in the 1960s, like
Everybody Loves A Winner, but his only
top 20 hit was Tryin' To Love Two, many
years later. |
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Dancin'
Man was a near top 20 miss for the group
Q. The group followed-up with Sweet Summertime,
which received minor radio airplay.
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Although
Undercover Angel was the only top 20 hit
for Alan O'Day, he followed-up with Started
Out Dancing, Ended Up Making Love, which
received slight radio airplay.
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Ariel
was a top 20 near miss for Dean Friedman.
He also received some radio airplay with
the song Lucky Stars about a year later.
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Do
You Wanna Make Love was the only top 20
hit and the only song that received noticeable
airplay by songwriter Peter McCann.
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Jun
1977
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Aug
1977
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18
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11
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10
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Telephone
Man was the only top 20 hit for Meri Wilson.
She did not receive mentionable radio
airplay with any other song. |
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Jun
1977
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Aug
1977
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18
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18
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11
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Black
Betty was recorded by Leadbelly in 1939.
Although Black Betty was the only top
20 hit for Ram Jam, the group received
rock radio airplay at about the same time
with All For The Love Of Rock N' Roll.
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The
Sanford/Townsend Band
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Smoke
From A Distant Fire was the only top 20
hit and the only noticeable radio-played
song by The Sanford/Townsend Band.
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While
Float On was the only top 20 hit for The
Floaters, the group followed-up with other
songs like a remake of the 1966 number
4 Dusty Springfield hit You Don't Have
To Say You Love Me, which received minor
radio airplay. |
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Although
You Light Up My Life was the only top
20 hit for Debby Boone, daughter of singer
Pat Boone, and became the second most
popular song of the year 1977 and also
of the entire decade of the 1970s, she
never had another top 20 song. She received
minor radio airplay with other songs like
California. |
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Heaven
On The 7th Floor was the only top 20 hit
for Paul Nicholas. The follow-up, On The
Strip, received some radio airplay also.
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Copyright 2000-2006 Tunecaster, Inc., All rights reserved.
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