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1992 One Hit Wonders page
1992 One Hit Wonder tune timeline
with weekly chart links,
song links and samples at Tunecaster music encyclopedia
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The Ultimate One Hit Wonders Site.
Here are all the one hit wonders, year by year, in tune timeline order.
Tunecaster samples, full song or video links, downloads, extras, below each song in green.
Stream amazon samples, click play to the right.
Full weekly CHART data, click underlined blue chart peaks, 1970 to date. ROCK chart data, click reddish
underlined peaks, 1980 to date.
41 years of one hit wonders, each on its own page; and late 50s, links to far right.
SEARCH and find a song, or browse the alphabet for one hit wonders, at bottom of page.
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Complete
MUSIC CHART
Archives!
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Click on a
blue pop peak number or a
reddish rock peak number to go
to directly to the full weekly music chart where any song peaked. |
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Too Blind To
See It was the only top 20 hit for Kym
Sims. She followed-up with a few more songs that
were mainly played on dance radio stations. |
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Jan
1992
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I've
Got A Lot To Learn About Love
The Storm
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Although I've
Got A Lot To Learn About Love was the only pop
and rock
top 20 hit by The Storm, the follow-up song, Show Me The Way,
was a rock top 20 near miss. |
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Although I'm
Too Sexy was the only top 20 hit by Right Said Fred, the follow-up,
Don't Talk Just Kiss, received some radio play. |
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Move Any Mountain
was the only top 30 song for The
Shamen, but the group had a few other songs that
received extensive dance radio airplay. |
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Mar
1992
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Until
Your Love Comes Back Around
RTZ
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Until Your Love
Comes Back Around was a pop top 20 near miss for RTZ.
A few months earlier, RTZ had its only rock top 20 hit with
Face The Music. The group also had other songs that received
some rock or pop radio airplay. |
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Everything Changes
was the only top 20 song for dance singer Kathy Troccoli. She
received moderate airplay with other songs too, including a
1996
remake of I
Can Hear Music, this time by The
Beach Boys Featuring Kathy Troccoli. Everything Changes
was written by Diane Warren. |
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May
1992
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Television,
The Drug Of The Nation
The Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy
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The Disposable
Heroes Of Hiphoprisy was the work of Michael Franti, who later
performed as Spearhead and as a solo artist with songs like
We Don't Stop. In 2009, Michael Franti & Spearhead came close
to both the pop and rock top 20s with with Say Hey (I Love You).
Television, The Drug Of The Nation was from the album Hipocracy
Is The Greatest Luxury. |
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Although Live
And Learn was the only top 20 hit by Joe
Public, the group had other songs that received some
airplay. |
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Jun
1992
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Baby
Got Back
Sir Mix-A-Lot
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Baby Got Back
was the only top 20 hit for Sir Mix-A-Lot, but he had a few
other songs that received rap music radio airplay like Posse'
On Broadway. |
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Achy Breaky
Heart was the only top 20 hit for Billy
Ray Cyrus. This was his first song in a string of
country hits. |
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Jul
1992
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Church
Of Logic, Sin & Love
The Men
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Life Is A Highway
was the only top 20 hit for Tom
Cochrane, but he had other songs that received some
pop music airplay. Tom Cochrane, and his group Red Rider, had
a long string of rock top 20 hits also. |
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Mr. Loverman
was the only top 20 song for Shabba Ranks. The song was from
the movie Deep Cover. |
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Aug
1992
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Everybody's
Free (To Feel Good)
Rozalla
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Everybody's
Free (To Feel Good) was the most popular song by Rozalla.
She had a few other songs that received some radio airplay.
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Stay was the
only pop top 20 hit for Shakespear's
Sister. Another song by the group, Goodbye Cruel
World, was its only rock top 20 song. Shakespear's Sister had
a few other songs that received rock and pop music airplay.
Stay was from the album Hormonally Yours. |
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Jump Around
was the only top 20 hit song for House
Of Pain. The group had a few very minor rap and soul
radio songs later. |
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Constant Craving
was a top 20 one
hit wonder, and by far the most popular song from
light alternative singer k.d. lang. The song won the Grammy
Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. |
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Oct
1992
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Please
Don't Go
K.W.S.
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Please Don't
Go was a 1979 number one hit for KC
And The Sunshine Band. K.W.S. took the song to number
one again, but the group never had another song with noticeable
radio airplay. |
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Oct
1992
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How
Do You Talk To An Angel
The Heights
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How Do You Talk
To An Angel was sung by Jamie Walters, and came from the TV
show The Heights. In 1995,
Jamie Walters had a number
7 hit with Hold On. |
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Nov
1992
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Unsung
Helmet
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Unsung was the
only rock
top 20 song for new rock group Helmet. The group
received airplay with other songs too like Exactly What You
Wanted. The song was from the album Meantime.
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Nov
1992
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Would
I Lie To You?
Charles & Eddie
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Would I Lie
To You was the only top
20 hit for Charles & Eddie. The follow-up, N.Y.C.
(Can You Believe This City?), received only slight airplay.
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Rump Shaker
was a pop top 20 one
hit wonder for Wreckx-N-Effect. The group was quite
popular in rap circles, particularly with the 1989
rap anthem New Jack Swing. Rump Shaker was from the album Hard
Or Smooth. |
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Love Is On The
Way was the only pop top 20 hit for Saigon
Kick, a rock group that had other songs which received
rock music radio airplay. This song was from the album The
Lizard. |
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Flex was a top
20 one
hit wonder and by far the most popular song for reggae
singer Mad Cobra. |
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