What are the highest-earning one-hit-wonders?
Many music fans have a thing about one-hit-wonders, artists who burn bright for exactly one song and then fall into obscurity. More often than not, they continue to release music,
Read MoreMany music fans have a thing about one-hit-wonders, artists who burn bright for exactly one song and then fall into obscurity. More often than not, they continue to release music,
Read MoreArtists who manage to have one and only one hit songs are often the butt of jokes. Getting tagged as a one-hit-wonder certainly can be a career-killer. But let’s turn
Read MoreWe’re seeing the slow death of the album as people show a preference for streaming individual songs. This could harken a return to the way the music industry was pre-c.1965
Read MoreOn this day in 1979, it was so cold that it snowed in southern Sudan. That’s the Sahara Desert. Never happened before, never happened since. And now, some music news. The
Read MoreI’ve spent the last couple of days fiddling with my new iPhone 6s. Jeebus, I’m frustrated. It’s not the phone, which is pretty good. It’s fast, has some snappy new
Read MoreYeah, the Pope may be in New York to address the United Nations, but more importantly, today is National One-Hit Wonder Day. And even though it’s an American event, it
Read MoreSometimes all you’ve got in you is one great song. But what a song. The classic one-hit-wonder is “In the Year 2525” by Zager and Evans from 1969. HUGE hit.
Read MoreWhen the Grammys come around (or the MTV Music Video Awards or the People’s Choice Awards or the American Music Awards or the MMVAs), try to remember who wins what
Read MoreAsk anyone to define a “one-hit wonder” and chances are they’ll say “an act that had one just big song and then disappeared forever.” It’s when you demand a concrete
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