It was Fools Garden.
That is indeed a One Hit Wonder.
I think Spaceman wins
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It was Fools Garden.
That is indeed a One Hit Wonder.
I think Spaceman wins
TutQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Someones obviously never heard
Ooh ooh my my sexy eyes . . . . I wanna take you to paradise.
alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
"When I think of you I feel like flying, Like a dream come true; Not coz im dying When I think of you I need your body tonight"
:D
dont know if it was mentioned before but...
would i lie to you-charles and eddy.
nearly as good as the harlem shuffel by ammmm????? wen i started typing i new the las for got it now oopsQuote:
Originally Posted by jorge
Bob & Earl (Ok I confess, it was on the tip of my tongue, so I had to dig out the cd for the answer)
White town - I could never be your woman.
Lemon Tree? That'd be Peaches wouldnt it? Speaking of food, The Ketchup Song was a one-hit wonder. thank God.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
Would've thought Lump was a bigger PUSA hit anyway. And was Dune Buggy a hit as well - sticks in my head anyway...Quote:
Originally Posted by PAURO 7
Jilted John:Jilted John (Gordon is a moron)
Also charted with 'Volcano', 'Mach 5' and (went top 10) with their excellent cover of 'Video Killed The Radio Star' from the Wedding Singer movie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
Andy Cole and Ian Wright both released songs - not sure if they did well enough to be called 'hits' though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roadend
And of course, Paul McGrath had a hit here with "Ooh Aah Paul McGrath" :) which I did buy but it probably wasn't the happiest incident for himself and those who bought it. :(
Andy Cole, of course. "Outstanding" was the name of his awful effort.
The La's - There She Goes
Four Non Blondes - What's Going On
Wannadies - You and Me Song
I know they've had others, but ive never heard any of them...
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Originally Posted by PAURO 7
Remember this one Sarah? . . . . . one of your favourites.
The La's had a few minor hits I'm sure. I remember 'Way Out' was a good one, the one that goes 'Give it all you got now', but I can't recall if it charted or not. 'There She Goes' was re-released too and did it's best work second time out.Quote:
Originally Posted by PAURO 7
Has anyone mentioned "Turning Japanese" by The Vapours?
It was mentioned somewhere. This thread has gone on longer than the careers of most of the artists mentioned.
The Rasmus- In The Shadows
He should have had a load more hits in his incarnation as John Shuttleworth - particularly the classic 'Your like Manchester, You've got Strangeways'Quote:
Originally Posted by the 12 th man
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