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1957 One Hit Wonders & Artists Known For One Song |
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| A Fallen Star Jimmy Newman Jimmy Newman was a country singer and songwriter, known for his Cajun-influenced style. |
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| After School Randy Starr Randy Starr was a singer and songwriter, whose most notable work includes Elvis Presley’s hit “Kiss Me Quick”. |
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| Almost Paradise Lou Stein Lou Stein was a jazz pianist who performed with a number of famous musicians including Benny Goodman and Ray McKinley. |
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| Angry Frank Pizani Frank Pizani was a pianist and singer who specialized in pop and jazz music. |
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| Back To School Again Timmie Rogers Timmie Rogers was a comedian, singer, and songwriter known for his comedic musical performances. |
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| Bad Boy The Jive Bombers The Jive Bombers were an American R&B group known for their unique “jive” style. |
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| Chicken, Baby, Chicken Tony Harris Tony Harris was a pop singer known for his unique vocal style. |
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| Cinco Robles (Five Oaks) Russell Arms Russell Arms was an actor and singer, known for his appearances on the popular TV show “Your Hit Parade.” |
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| Darling It’s Wonderful The Lovers The Lovers were a pop duo known for their soulful ballads. |
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| Deserie The Charts The Charts were an American doo-wop group known for their intricate vocal harmonies. |
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| Dumplin’s Doc Bagby Doc Bagby was a R&B organist known for his lively performances. |
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| Everyone’s Laughing The Spaniels The Spaniels were an early doo-wop group known for their innovative vocal harmonies. Best Known for ‘Goodnight Sweetheart Goodnight’ which charted in 1953, before the modern Billboard Top 100 that we have used since 1995. |
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| Freight Train Chas. McDevitt Skiffle Group Chas. McDevitt Skiffle Group was a British band known for their pioneering role in the skiffle genre. |
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| Gonna Find Me A Bluebird Joyce Hahn Joyce Hahn was a pop and country singer known for her heartfelt vocal performances. |
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| Got My Mojo Working Muddy Waters Muddy Waters was a prominent figure in the post-war blues scene, known for his electric blues style. |
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| Greensleeves The Beverly Sisters The Beverly Sisters were a British close harmony pop group known for their renditions of standards and show tunes. |
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| Happy, Happy Birthday Baby The Tune Weavers The Tune Weavers were a vocal group known for their harmonic renditions of pop songs. |
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| Hard Times (The Slop) Noble “Thin Man” Watts Noble “Thin Man” Watts was a saxophonist known for his role in the R&B and Jump Blues genres. |
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| Harem Dance Armenian Jazz Sextet Armenian Jazz Sextet was known for their unique fusion of traditional Armenian music with contemporary jazz. |
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| Hey! Little Girl Techniques Techniques was a vocal group known for their smooth and intricate harmonies. |
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| Honest I Do Jimmy Reed Jimmy Reed was a major figure in electric blues, known for his distinctive vocal and harmonica style. |
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| I Love My Girl Cozy Morley Cozy Morley was a singer and comedian known for his entertaining and often humorous performances. |
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| I’m Available Margie Rayburn Margie Rayburn was a pop singer known for her clear and emotive vocal style. |
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| I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself A Letter Billy Williams Billy Williams was a singer known for his vibrant stage presence and dynamic vocal style. |
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| It Hurts To Be In Love Annie Laurie Annie Laurie was a R&B singer known for her expressive and emotive singing style. |
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| Leap Frog Chuck Alaimo Quartet Chuck Alaimo Quartet was a pop/jazz ensemble known for their lively and energetic performances. |
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| Little Bitty Pretty One Thurston Harris Thurston Harris was a R&B singer known for his charismatic vocal style. |
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| Little By Little Micki Marlo Micki Marlo was a pop singer known for her soft and melodic vocal style. |
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| Little Darlin The Gladiolas The Gladiolas were a doo-wop group known for their tight harmonies and energetic performances. |
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| Love Is Strange Mickey & Sylvia Mickey & Sylvia were a duo known for their unique blend of pop, R&B, and rock’n’roll. |
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| Marianne The Lane Brothers The Lane Brothers were a pop vocal group known for their harmony-filled performances. |
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| Miss You So Lillian Offitt Lillian Offitt was a blues singer known for her soulful and emotive vocal style. |
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| Moon – Light Swim Tony Perkins Tony Perkins was a pop singer and actor known for his roles in various Hollywood films. |
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| Nothing Is Too Good For You The Harvey Boys The Harvey Boys were a pop group known for their melodic and harmonious songs. |
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| Over the Mountain: Across the Sea Johnnie & Joe Johnnie & Joe were an American R&B duo known for their soulful harmonies. |
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| Party Doll Wingy Manone Wingy Manone was a jazz trumpeter and singer known for his energetic performance style. |
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| Peanuts Little Joe and the Thrillers Little Joe and the Thrillers were a doo-wop group known for their high-energy performances. |
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| Plaything Ted Newman Ted Newman was a pop singer known for his emotive and melodic singing style. |
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| Pledge of Love Johnny Janis Johnny Janis was a pop singer known for his crooning vocal style. |
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| Pledge of Love Ken Copeland Ken Copeland was a country and gospel singer known for his rich and emotive vocal style. |
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| Rainbow Russ Hamilton Russ Hamilton was a British singer-songwriter known for his romantic pop ballads. |
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| Rang Tang Ding Dong (I Am The Japanese Sandman) The Cellos The Cellos were a doo-wop group known for their unique and playful vocal style. |
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| Raunchy Bill Justis Bill Justis was a pioneering rock and roll and country musician and arranger. |
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| Rebel Carol Jarvis Carol Jarvis was a pop singer known for her emotive and melodic vocal style. |
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| Rosie – Lee The Mello – Tones The Mello-Tones were a doo-wop group known for their tight harmonies and smooth vocal style. |
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| Shirley The Schoolboys The Schoolboys were a doo-wop group known for their energetic performances and tight harmonies. |
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| Silhouettes The Rays The Rays were a doo-wop group known for their innovative vocal harmonies. |
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| So Long I’m Gone Warren Smith Warren Smith was a rockabilly singer known for his high-energy performances. |
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| Song of the Barefoot Mailman Billy Leach Billy Leach was a pop singer known for his melodic vocal style and emotive performances. |
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| Swinging Sweethearts Ron Goodwin Ron Goodwin was a British composer and conductor known for his film scores. |
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| Tammy Debbie Reynolds Debbie Reynolds was a renowned actress and singer, known for her roles in Hollywood films like “Singin’ in the Rain”. |
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| That’s All I Want From You The Silva – Tones The Silva-Tones were a doo-wop group known for their smooth vocal harmonies. |
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| The Joker (That’s What They Call Me) Billy Myles Billy Myles was a pop singer known for his smooth vocal style and romantic ballads. |
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| Tonite, Tonite The Mello-Tones The Mello-Tones were a doo-wop group known for their intricate vocal harmonies. |
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| White Silver Sands Dave Gardner Dave Gardner was a country and rockabilly singer known for his energetic vocal performances. |
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| With All My Heart Judy Sands Judy Sands was a pop singer known for her clear and emotive vocal style. |
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| Your Wild Heart Joy Layne Joy Layne was a pop singer known for her melodic and emotive performances. |
