Ballsacker wrote:
The Village People - YMCA
Not a one hit wonder--In the Navy and Macho Man, among others.
I'm beginning to think nobody in this thread has any knowledge of music history.
Ballsacker wrote:
The Village People - YMCA
Not a one hit wonder--In the Navy and Macho Man, among others.
I'm beginning to think nobody in this thread has any knowledge of music history.
Survivor wasn't a one hit wonder either:
"High on You"
"The Search is Over"
"Burning Heart" (Rocky IV soundtrack)
"Moment of Truth" (Karate Kid soundtrack)
Mr. Obvious wrote:
Lyndon LaRouche wrote:The Knack - My Sharona
Good Girls Don't reached #11 on the charts.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zc3KXwd8ZWQ
But My Sharona might be the worst hit song of all time, so it deserves special consideration.
I humbly stand corrected.
nikeman wrote:
Survivor wasn't a one hit wonder either:
"High on You"
"The Search is Over"
"Burning Heart" (Rocky IV soundtrack)
"Moment of Truth" (Karate Kid soundtrack)
Norman Greenbaum - Spirit in the Sky
That song has been used all over the place.
Golden Earring - "Radar Love"
lucKY2b wrote:
Golden Earring - "Radar Love"
Twilight Zone? Not a one hit wonder.
Obviously the I would walk 500 miles song is the right answer, but for the sake of naming more one hit wonders:
Starland Vocal Band - Afternoon Delight. That song alone won them Best New Artist over Boston's debut album.
The Village People weren't one hit wonders. "In the Navy", "Macho Man", "Go West" were some of their other hits.
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Johnny Nash - I Can See Clearly.
The Trashmen - Surfin Bird
Hot Chocolate - Brother Louie
madisonrunner wrote:
sir mix a lot-i like big butts
Not a one hit wonder. Not even the right name for the song.
madisonrunner wrote:
sir mix a lot-i like big butts
Wrong, try again.
"Posse On Broadway" - his first hit
Dale a tu cuerpo alegria Macarena...
Ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy Macarena!
People need to stop posting obscure secondary songs trying to disprove the artist was a one hit wonder.
If it hit the Top 10, its a hit, some might even say Top 40. Me? Top 20.
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hjo wrote:
People need to stop posting obscure secondary songs trying to disprove the artist was a one hit wonder.
But they aren't obscure. I'm 24 and I've heard all of these "secondary songs."
I agree with you. Many of these acts had other lesser known hits.
My choice here:
Peter Schilling "Major Tom (Coming Home)" just because it's a such a good song.