Who Was Your Favorite One Hit Wonder

Python Lee Jackson..(Rod Stewart??)...In a broken dream.Circa 1972.Love to get a cd version.

Bobby Fuller Four: I Fought the Law
Swinging Medallions: Another Shot of My Baby's Love

Tubegroover,

I thought I'd put in "Feelings" by Maurice Albert but when I finally came down to your post I knew you won!

Some fantastic songs listed above and sorry to say many are not one hit wonders by any chance. Thelma Houston's song "Don't leave me this way" is featured on an LP which I happen to have, unfortunately her best "I've got the music in me, is missing in my collection but a dear friend of mine has it and what fantastic sounding record.

I want to add one song not mentioned in the list and am pretty sure it was a one hit wonder by Mureen McGovern and the tile of the song "The morning after" The song was featured in the movie "Posiden Adventure" probably dating back to 1975.

Another song which comes to mind is by Mary Hopkins title of which was "Those were the days" I know she had an LP out on Apple Records but none made it to the TOTP's in those days (1968). I hope this one qualifies as a one hit wonder, unless someone proves me wrong.

Surely I must say this thread is the most interesting one for me as well since so many memories are attached to many of the songs listed in this thread.

I wonder how "Rock On" would sound on a REL Subwoofer. I remember listening to it back then and always was impressed with its bass line.

He,he,he. Reading this thread over and over again, one can tell the age group of the posters responsible.

Dweller,
Ain't that "Holding back the years" by simply Red? Or am I wrong? They are big in Asia too. I thought heir song "Star" which is constantly on the airwaves when I was visiting (2001) is mandatory to be heard at least once everyday!

Iseekheils,

Talk Talk? I remember "It's my Life". Great beat!

Amandarae: You're probably right. I usually double check these things but my collection is currently boxed and I was too lazy to verify it on Amazon. Really love that f***ing song. Reminds me how passionate I was in the teens (to the detriment of more practical pursuits). This is not to say that I was a teen when this song came out (turned 13 in 1966), but the soul of the song evokes that era.
Makes me weep at present the state of pop music.