favorite one hit wonders or miss a once popular band/singer?

these are the songs i used to listen too there are others, these are the stand outs they are not the best songs alright, but these are the songs that i grew up with 1. paper boy - ditty 2. joe public - live and learn 3. tag team - whoomp 4. 4 non blondes - what's going on 5. edwyn collins - a girl like you 6. deep blue something - breakfast at tiffany's 7. ghosttown djs - my boo 8. the verve pipe - freshmen 9. semisonic - closing time 10. danny wilson - mary's prayer

Tina Turner is a popular singer I can think of. Not considered a one hot wonder, she actually had a couple of hits. Ike hit her a couple of times and she hit the ground!!

I have heard of En Vogue, but that's about it. Throughout the - perhaps half a century or even more, when they were actually able to record music & have it play (such as Tom Edison's phonograph), there have been WAAAYYY too many one-hit wonders to list or remember. Sometimes, one song comes out, & then that's it (for various reasons). Other times, they have one hit, & when they make more music, it fails to sell or get popular. There are some musicians &/or bands that usually have a lot of music out, but cater to only a certain genre that might end up with maybe a popular song or two. One hit wonders across the decades that I can think of: The Big bopper - Chantilly & Lace (If it wasn't for that plane crash, he probably would have had more songs & maybe even hits.) Rosie & The Originals - Angel Baby Nazareth - Love Hurts There's so many one-hit wonders, & it's tough trying to make that list off the top of my head. Several of these singers, bands & musicians have not really vanished completely. They actually instead, chose to help other artists by writing songs for them, & even working in the recording studio with them. The 1950's group, The Moonglows had two big hits as singers, but I'm not sure what happened with all of the members of the group, but two of them, Harvey Fuqua, the lead singer, & Bobby Lester ended up weiting & producing songs at Motown, the most well-known song written & produced by them being My Whole World Ended by David Ruffin (after he left the Temptations). It was originally supposed to be a Temptations song with David as the lead singer on it, but because David Ruffin was no longer part of The Temptations, it was the first song, as well as a big hit of his solo career. Then Van McCoy, who had that big hit The Hustle back in 1973, also produced David Ruffin's big hit, Walk Away From Love in 1975. The Bee Gees are a bit more obvious. In the 1980's, they wrote & produced several songs for other artists. Furthermore, it's also a bit obvious, because if you listen to the backing vocals, it is obviously their voices. Those songs were: Islands In The Stream - Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton Chain Reaction - DIana Ross Heartbreaker - Dionne Warwick

I'd looove to have the Spice Girls together again. Or even just to do a concert with their old songs. My girlfriends and I have alwasy loved their music and we imitations of them. I used to be Scary spice bacause I was the darkest in our group lol

en vogue were a brilliant band and there song 'hold on' was their best, if you go one youtube and watch a band called 'florence and the machine' covering 'hold on' its excellent.