Below are the 25 most-consumed one-hit wonders of the 21st century, from mass viral crazes like Baauer’s “Harlem Shake” ...

One-hit wonders, you’ve gotta love them. It is always a bit sad to see them drift off after the big initial splash. Rather ...

Everywhere you look, there are lists that archive and celebrate the "one-hit wonders" of the world. There are even cherished places for great acts that only dropped one album.

For many bands and solo artists, there is one particular song that stands out from their catalogue, reaching the charts. This is what makes them known as one-hit wonders.

One-hit wonders are often signs of their time, but these three songs really sound like they're from different eras.

Today, we’re celebrating some of the best one-hit wonders from this golden era of music. 1. ... This song came from the 1974 album of the same name and was a hit worldwide for Terry Jacks.

Listen, we love campy, showy 1980s glamor as much as the next person. But Tommy Tutone probably should stay one-hit wonders for good. “867-5309” was the catchiest hit to come out of 1981, and ...

We’ve rounded up 20 one-hit wonders from the '70s and investigated what happened next. For the sake of our list, we defined one-hit wonders as artists who never again reached the U.S. Top 20.

Blues Image "Ride Captain Ride" is Blues Image's biggest hit, and singer Mike Pinera wrote it on the spot when the band needed one more song to complete their sophomore album, "Open." The blues ...

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Using data from the Recording Industry Association of America, Stacker combed through country music history to find 20 memorable one-hit wonders.