Stacker lists iconic one-hit wonders who have gone on to have impressive careers despite not recreating the chart-topping ...

The year 1975 was an excellent one for music, and it was also a busy year for more than a few one-hit wonders in disco, early new wave, and rock music. Let’s take a look at a handful of one-hit ...

You'd probably recognize these one-hit wonders if you heard them, but how fast can you name them?

A one-hit wonder is a singer or group that has only experienced success with one hit song. Often, people will only remember the name of the song and not even the singer or group behind it. We've ...

The one-hit wonder is something that is known across industries. It's most popular in music, with songs like the Macarena and Ice Ice Baby still getting play to this day. While we still hear "Who Let ...

One-hit wonders: Where are they now? Every so often, a song comes on the radio that makes listeners wonder, “What ever happened to them?” The one-hit wonder is a common phenomenon in the music ...

You may not have thought about them in years, but these 20 one-hit wonders once ruled radios. The ’80s gave us more than just neon, mixtapes, and big hair—it delivered a wave of artists who burned ...

Personally, this is one of my favorite early 1970s songs, and the band behind it would technically be considered one-hit wonders. “Toast And Marmalade For Tea” by Tin Tin dropped in 1970, and was ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Music has a way of sticking with you, especially those infectious tunes that pop up out of nowhere and make you hit repeat—over ...

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Ah, the ‘70s—a decade of groovy style, bell bottoms, and some of the catchiest tunes ever to grace the airwaves. While many artists made their mark with multiple hits, some only managed to capture our ...