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Originally posted by Grey Wolf View Post
The song still resonates today.
Def a wonder. A one hit wonder.
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Originally posted by Gilly Goodness View PostSymphony
Karmachromatic
It's only static
The key defines the scale we climb
To at last perceive we are
We are contrast in harmony
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It's not rocket science, is it? a band or artist who has one hit single and then no more. however many bands they are in.
I mean I suspect anyone who saw Focus yodelling on UK TV would never buy anything by them again...
'Rock On', however, had a an afterlife. I *love* this jazz-rock [?] version by Henry Kaiser, alledgedly the first take:
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Originally posted by scootwhoman View Post'How Do You Do?' by Mouth and McNeil.
'Hocus Pocus' by Focus.
'Rock On' by David Essex.Sometimes the lights all shining on me, other times I can barely see.
Lately it occurs to me what a long strange trip it’s been.
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This is one of my favorite one-hit wonders. The story of this band is an interesting one (at least to me), I believe a rather notorious documentary was made about the bass player by his...son? I think? Anyway, I love the album this song comes from, I bought it after I first heard the song and I imagine there is a die-hard coterie of fans of it, out there somewhere. There was more than one single, but this was the only hit.
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Originally posted by Gilly Goodness View Post
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Originally posted by Bill M View Post
I would say it could be tested on a page like wikipedia. If the song comes up in the opening paragraph, that person or group is likely to be a one hit wonder.
For example, if somebody asked who Eddie Murphy was, I wouldn't expect the response to be "that guy who sang Party All The Time".
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Greatest one hit wonder of all time singer would be the one and only Tony Burrows, who sang on not one, not two, not three, but four one hit wonders, from four different groups, fabricated or not. Opps, make that five. You might not recognize the name, or all four songs, but if you are a certain age, or watched record collection commercials, you know, or have heard at least one of these great, and catchy songs.
and a bonus song.
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