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1972 One Hit Wonders & Artists Known For One Song |
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| A Piece Of Paper Gladstone Gladstone was an American rock band of the 70s, they released only one album. |
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| Amazing Grace Royal Scots Dragoon Guards This is a regiment of the British Army. They are the oldest surviving Cavalry Regiment of the Line in the British Army. |
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| Brian’s Song Michel LeGrand Michel LeGrand was a French composer who won three Oscars for his film work. |
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| Bring It Home Hot Sauce Hot Sauce was an R&B vocal group from Detroit, Michigan. They recorded for the Volt label in the early 1970s. |
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| Butterfly Danyel Gerard Danyel Gerard is a French pop singer who peaked in the 1970s. |
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| Buzzy Brown Tim Davis Tim Davis was an American musician, known as a drummer and singer in the Steve Miller Band. |
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| Cheer Potliquor Potliquor was an American southern rock band hailing from Louisiana in the early 1970s. |
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| Colorado Danny Holien Danny Holien is a singer-songwriter best known for his 1972 environmental anthem “Colorado”. |
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| Convention 72 The Delegates The Delegates were a one-off studio group known for their political novelty recordings. |
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| Day and Night The Wackers The Wackers were a 1970s pop-rock group that originated in Canada. |
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| Day By Day Godspell The performers on the Godspell soundtrack were a collection of stage actors from the musical of the same name. |
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| Dedicated To The One I Love The Temprees The Temprees were an American soul vocal trio from Memphis, Tennessee, known for their smooth harmonies. |
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| Deteriorata National Lampoon National Lampoon was an American humor magazine that started in 1970 and has spawned films, radio, live theatre, and records. |
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| Don’t Ever Take Away My Freedom Peter Yarrow Peter Yarrow is an American singer known for his work with the 1960s folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary. |
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| Everybody Knows About My Good Thing Paul Williams Paul Williams is a Grammy and Academy Award-winning American composer, singer, songwriter and actor. |
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| Good Time Charlie’s Got The Blues Danny O’Keefe Danny O’Keefe is an American singer-songwriter known for his soft rock and folk style. |
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| Hold Your Head Up Argent Argent was a British rock band led by keyboardist Rod Argent, previously a founding member of The Zombies. |
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| I Don’t Need A Doctor New Riders Of The Purple Sage New Riders of the Purple Sage is an American country rock band formed in 1969 by John Dawson and Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead. |
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| I Got a Thing About You Baby Billy Lee Riley Billy Lee Riley was a rockabilly singer, songwriter, and musician known for his energetic performances. |
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| I Need You Hot Butter Hot Butter was an instrumental cover band fronted by Stan Free, a member of the Moog-synthesizer ensemble “First Moog Quartet”. |
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| I Received A Letter Delbert & Glen Delbert McClinton and Glen Clark, known as Delbert & Glen, are a duo that helped inspire the blues rock genre. |
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| I’m Movin’ On John Kay John Kay is the lead vocalist of the rock band Steppenwolf, which gave us hits like “Born to Be Wild”. |
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| In A Broken Dream Python Lee Jackson Python Lee Jackson was an Australian rock band active from 1965 to 1968, before a brief sojourn in the UK from late 1968 to mid-1969. |
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| In Heaven There Is No Beer Clean Living Clean Living was a short-lived folk-rock band from the early ’70s that released just two singles. |
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| It’s The Same Old Love The Courtship The Courtship was a 70s R&B group known for their strong vocal harmonies. |
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| I’ve Been Lonely For So Long Frederick Knight Frederick Knight is an American R&B singer, songwriter and record producer, known for his deep, sultry voice. |
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| Jungle Fever The Chakachas The Chakachas were a Belgian-based group of Latin soul studio musicians known for their fusion of styles. |
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| Louisianna Mike Kennedy Mike Kennedy was a Spanish rock’n’roll singer of the 70s who sang predominantly in English. |
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| Love The Life I Lead The Fantastics The Fantastics were an American R&B vocal group, which evolved from doo-wop to become a major soul group of the 1970s. |
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| Love Theme From “The Godfather” Carlo Savina Carlo Savina was an Italian composer and conductor known for his work on over 200 film scores. |
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| Man & Woman Tony Cole Tony Cole was an Australian singer-songwriter known for his piano ballads in the 70s. |
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| Men Of Learning Vigrass & Osborne Vigrass & Osborne were a British duo known for their harmonious soft rock sound. |
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| Mercedes Benz Goose Creek Symphony Goose Creek Symphony is an American rock band known for blending rock and country into a unique ‘outlaw’ sound. |
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| Motorcycle Mama Sailcat Sailcat was an American southern rock band, best known for this one hit. |
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| Mr. Penguin Lunar Funk Lunar Funk was a short-lived funk and soul band in the early 70s. |
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| No Bulldog Bulldog was an American rock band known for a brash, hard-edged sound. |
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| Number Wonderful Rock Flowers Rock Flowers was an early 70s American girl group that released one album and four singles. |
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| One Way Sunday Mark Almond Mark Almond is a British musician and singer-songwriter who gained fame as part of the duo Soft Cell. |
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| Poor Boy Casey Kelly Casey Kelly is an American singer-songwriter known for his work in country music. |
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| Questions Bang Bang was an American hard rock band from Philadelphia, considered a band ahead of their time. |
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| Run Run Run Jo Jo Gunne Jo Jo Gunne is an American rock band formed by Jay Ferguson and Mark Andes after they had left Spirit, a rock band founded in 1967. |
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| Simple Song Of Freedom Buckwheat Buckwheat was a little-known American rock band from the early 70s, which faded into obscurity after a few years. |
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| Small Beginnings Flash Flash was an English progressive rock group formed out of Yes’s ashes, featuring original Yes guitarist Peter Banks. |
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| Softly Whispering I Love You English Congregation The English Congregation was a British pop ensemble that had a hit with their version of this song in 1972. |
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| Son Of My Father Chicory Chicory Tip is a British pop group, originally known as Chicory, that had a number one hit with the Giorgio Moroder song “Son of My Father”. |
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| Suavecito Malo Malo is a U.S. Latin-rock band known for its blend of Latin rhythms and R&B vocals, it was led by Jorge Santana, the younger brother of Carlos Santana. |
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| Sugaree Jerry Garcia Jerry Garcia was an American singer-songwriter and guitarist, best known for his work as the lead guitarist and as a vocalist with the Grateful Dead. |
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| Summer Sun Jamestown Massacre Jamestown Massacre was a one-hit-wonder band from the early 70s, named after the historic event in Virginia. |
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| Sunshine Jonathan Edwards Jonathan Edwards is an American singer-songwriter known for his folk and roots-based compositions. |
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| Those Were The Days Carroll O’Connor & Jean Stapleton Carroll O’Connor and Jean Stapleton are best known as the actors who portrayed Archie and Edith Bunker on the groundbreaking 70s TV series “All in the Family”. |
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| Thunder & Lightning Chi Coltrane Chi Coltrane is an American singer-songwriter, who was one of the few female pianists to write songs and lead a band in the 70s. |
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| We’re On Our Way Chris Hodge Chris Hodge was a British pop singer, who was one of the first acts signed to Apple Records, the label owned by The Beatles. |
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| What A Wonderful Thing We Have Fabulous Rhinestones Fabulous Rhinestones was an American rock band that formed in 1971 and included musicians who had played with artists such as Paul Butterfield, Geoff Muldaur, and Michael Bloomfield. |
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| White Lies Grin Grin was an American rock group in the early 1970s led by Nils Lofgren who went on to join Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band. |
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| You Are The One Sugar Bears The Sugar Bears were a short-lived studio band that was formed for an advertising campaign for Super Sugar Crisp cereal. |
