The 1970s music scene sparkled with female talent who briefly captured our hearts with unforgettable hits. These women may have only climbed the charts once, but their songs became part of the ...

This timeless pop tune was originally written by Joseph Brooks and recorded by Kasey Cisyk back in 1977. However, Debby Boone’s version of “You Light Up My Life ...

In the ever-shifting landscape of popular music, some artists capture lightning in a bottle with one undeniable hit, only to recede from the limelight thereafter. These are the “one-hit wonders” that ...

“Don’t Leave Me This Way” was originally released in 1975 by the soul group known as Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes. That song did quite well on the disco chart. However, Thelma Houston’s version from ...

One-hit wonders get a bad rap. After all, countless musical acts spend their entire careers in search of a single Top 40 song. Fewer still are lucky enough to become one-hit wonders more than once.

It’s easy to imagine musicians living lavishly off a never-ending string of chart-topping songs and arena tours á la Taylor Swift and Olivia Rodrigo. But for some lesser-known artists, fame came and ...