One Hit Wonder At One

The Family's “The Screams Of Passion” was released in 1985. This Minneapolis-based group was another spinoff from Prince’s stable of brainchild creations. The song peaked at number 9 on the Billboard R&B Chart.

Blu Cantrell sang backing vocals for Sean Combs at the beginning of her career. She received some controversy and attention at one time in her career due to some photos of her that leaked on the internet.

This was the cut not so long ago that had that serious nock to it! It was and is still a song that makes you bounce your head whenever you hear it!

Today’s 1 Hit Wonder at 1 is from a group of guys out of the Windy City of Chicago name Faze-O. They were considered a funk outfit that did this very smooth funk release in 1978 called “Riding High”.

The Undisputed Truth was a 1970’s Motown recording act that was best known for their music and unusual costumes that featured large Afro’s and make-up that focused on the then popular trend of psychedelic soul.

The Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin recorded this song back in 1970. It held the #1 position on the R&B Charts for 2 straight weeks.

Today’s 1 Hit Wonder At 1 was an American funk/disco musical group, best known for their 1979 hit, “Firecracker.” Of course the lead singer is referring to a lady he calls a firecracker and wants her to come and dance for him because he likes to see the way she moves—I know that’s right...

This was the jam back in the day and brings back so many memories for me growing up in Tulsa, OK. TS Monk is the son of jazz musician Theolonius Monk. Enjoy today's 1 Hit Wonder @ 1!

Anita Ward's “Ring My Bell” was the dance disco anthem in 1979. It was #1 one for 5 straight weeks and was one of those songs that would constantly RING in your head.

Sherrick's "Just Call" takes me back to my days when I lived in Los Angeles. It is truly amazing how when you hear a song (from back in the day) and it can literally transport you to a particular time in your personal history.

Now here’s a group of brothers from Flint Michigan that got together and formed the group 'The Mac Band.' They are best known for their #1 1988 hit “Roses Are Red”; and although they did release other singles, this was the only one that made an impact on the charts.

Today’s One Hit Wonder At One formed in 1972 in Chicago. Their lead singer was 12-year-old Darryl Lamont. They released the single “Love Jones” in December 1972 and was certified gold February 9, 1973.