1999 One Hit Wonders page 1999 One Hit Wonder tune timeline
with weekly chart links,
song links and samples at Tunecaster music encyclopedia
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, 1975 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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Although You
Get What You Give was the only pop top 20 song for New
Radicals, the group followed-up with Someday We'll
Know, another rock top 20 hit. You Get What You Give was from
the album Maybe You've Been Brainwashed Too.
This song about
guitar rock group Van
Halen was the only popular song for Nerf Herder,
and a rock top 30 near miss. The song was from the album Nerf
Herder.
Level On The
Inside was the only rock
top 20 song for Dovetail Joint. The group also received
minor radio airplay with Beautiful. Level On The Inside was
from the album 001.
Bombshell was
the only rock
top 20 hit for Papa Vegas. There was no noticeable
airplay for any other song by the group. The song was from the
album Hello Vertigo.
No Pigeons was
a reply song to No Scrubs by TLC.
This song was the most popular tune by Sporty Thievz. The group
also received minor airplay with other songs like Cheapskate
(You Ain't Gettin' Nada).
Tal Bachman
was the son of guitarist Randy Bachman, who played with The
Guess Who and Bachman-Turner Overdrive. She's So High was the
only top
20 hit for Tal
Bachman. He received minor radio airplay with the
song If You Sleep. Tal Bachman wrote the song.
Better Days
was the only pop
and rock
top 20 hit for Citizen King. The group did not receive noticeable
airplay with any other song. The song was from the album Mobile
Estates.
Steal My Sunshine
borrowed from More, More, More Pt. 1 by Andrea True Connection.
The group Len followed-up with Feelin' Alright, which received
deep alternative and some video play.
In 1948, Perez
Prado made Mambo Number 5 popular. Lou Bega added words to the
instrumental,
and changed the title slightly. Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit Of...)
was the only top 20 hit for Lou
Bega. The follow-up, Tricky Tricky, was a top 30
song.
Combo No. 5
was a parody of the 1999 number
two vocal Lou
Bega version of the song Mambo No. 5 (A Little Bit
Of...). In 1948, Perez Prado made an instrumental
version of the song, then called Mambo Number 5, which was popular.
The industrial sounding 4-D Marketing apparently did not receive
airplay with any other song.
Hayadoin reached
the top
20 during the excitement over The Yankees being in
the baseball World Series. The song became a regional annual
favorite at World Series time.
During the late-1990s
mini mambo craze, Wiseguy Orchestra remade the 1954 popular
song Mambo Italiano by Rosemary Clooney. This became the most
popular song by Wiseguy Orchestra. The dance group also received
slight radio airplay with Can U Show Me.
L.A. Song was
a rock top 20 near miss song and the most popular tune by Beth
Hart. She also received minor radio airplay with other songs,
like Leave The Light On. Beth Hart wrote the song.
