I recognized many, but not all, including the greatest one-hit-wonder of all time, the Macarena.

But I was disappointed not to hear any of the second-greatest one-hit-wonder of all time: Starland Vocal Band's "Afternoon Delight".

Whatever happened to that one? It gets left off all the lists!
 

You can't fool me----all of those clips were Wierd Al!
 

this was a lot of fun...my wife and I listened to it together 3 times.
 

I'm very surprised that some of these are considered "one hit wonders", but I see how by definition, having only one song on the charts has nothing to do with the otherwise popularity of bands like Faith No More.

I tried giving a (not autographed) picture out in pieces once, but people lost interest in the method needed to attain those fragments. I also offered a picture with no strings in exchange for getting the most Blog Awards votes. I think I got 11 votes. I don't think my photo is that much of an incentive to folks. :)

::walks away whistling::
 

Hey, wait a second.. am I supposed to autograph the thing, or is Seabiscuit? Because he's, like.. dead.
 

This was fun. I'm certain that Loggins & Messina, The Knack, a-ha, and Spandau Ballet had more than one hit - conservatively looking at the US Billboard Top 40 hits. I suspect that Big Country and Sinead O'Connor also had other top 40 hits. I'm thinking of Fields of Fire and Mandika respectively. If we look at at the "charts" including Dance, Hot 100, UK, et cetera then I think that many of them would not be considered one hit wonders.

Thanks for putting that together.