Who you got?

Bet you didn't think of this one...

bubbadog said:

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Looking Glass actually had a minor second hit in 1973. "Jimmy Loves Mary Anne" reached #33 a year after Brandy.

from the Outer Limits Days ..... so I'm told

From the AM radio days

Muscle car with music to 11

Greatest one hit wonder ever

Keyser Soze said:

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From the AM radio days

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Nope. Their first hit in 1974 was If You Want to Get to Heaven You've Got to Raise a Little Hell.

Jackie Blue was 1975.

Great song from my youth either way

She was at Waco Hall in 1981 or 1982 for a Word Music evening show headlined by BJ Thomas.

MTV used to play the heck out of this on 1982.

And then there's this one....

Ok, I have a personal connection with this one. This is by a group from Houston called a Fun & Games (previously Fun & Games Commission). The lead singer was a guy named Sam Irwin. After this record he and I worked together at KILT radio in Houston. He was in my first wedding and we are still close friends 46 years down the road. (We spoke last week). We ended up being partners in a restaurant in Austin called Birraporetti's.

Many of you have seen him perform with the Austin band he has had since 1983 called Duck Soup. He's the bald guy with glasses. They've played all over the country and the PGA tour but never had a hit record. But no regrets.

Anyway here is his one hit. The hook is the way he pronounces "taste-ah".

KILT was THE radio station back in high school. I grew up in Conroe and back then we lost the signal at sundown and switched over to WLS in Chicago and listened to Dick Biondi.

Here's another one hit wonder...

bubbadog said:

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And then there's this one....

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From Japan to Mexico

Keyser Soze said:

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bubbadog said:

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And then there's this one....

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From Japan to Mexico

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I actually saw Wall of Voodoo live at a club show back in the early 80s. Their frontman, Stan Ridgeway, had a modest solo career after the band broke up.

Roy Rogers said:

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KILT was THE radio station back in high school. I grew up in Conroe and back then we lost the signal at sundown and switched over to WLS in Chicago and listened to Dick Biondi.

Here's another one hit wonder...

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True about the signal at night. It dropped from 50,000 to 500 Watts after sundown. Also, KILT's signal was aimed at the Gulf of Mexico so it was tough to reach any place north even in the daytime. In those days there was nothing north of Houston except pine trees.

The winner, you can end the thread now

This one was bigger - one hit wonder and MTV king when they actually played videos