List of "Billboard's" #2 Pop Singles

[Max]

Shawn, you are 100% right about the fact that this matter is no big deal. I was the one who made it a big deal, and for that I am truly sorry. I sincerely apologize if I offended you in any way.

1990:

335. Rhythm Nation--Janet Jackson (2 weeks, January 6)

336. Pump Up the Jam--Technotronic featuring Felly (2 weeks, January 20)

337. Two to Make It Right--Seduction (2 weeks, February 10)

338. Dangerous--Roxette (2 weeks, March 3)

339. Don't Wanna Fall in Love--Jane Child (3 weeks, April 14)

340. I Wanna Be Rich--Calloway (1 week, May 5)

341. All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You--Heart (2 weeks, May 26)

342. Hold On--En Vogue (1 week, July 21)

343. Cradle of Love--Billy Idol (1 week, August 4)

344. The Power--Snap! (1 week, August 11)

345. Come Back to Me--Janet Jackson (2 weeks, August 18)

346. Pray--M.C. Hammer (2 weeks, November 10)

347. More Than Words Can Say--Alias (1 week, November 24)

348. From a Distance--Bette Midler (1 week, December 15)

1991:

349. Touch Me (All Night Long)--Cathy Dennis (2 weeks, May 18)

350. I Wanna Sex You Up--Color Me Badd (4 weeks, June 8)

351. Right Here, Right Now--Jesus Jones (1 week, July 27)

352. P.A.S.S.I.O.N.--Rythm Syndicate (2 weeks, August 3)

353. Every Heartbeat--Amy Grant (1 week, August 17)

354. It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over--Lenny Kravitz (1 week, August 24)

355. Fading Like a Flower (Every Time You Leave)--Roxette (1 week, August 31)

356. Do Anything--Natural Selection featuring Niki Haris (2 weeks, October 19)

357. Can't Stop This Thing We Started--Bryan Adams (1 week, November 16)

358. It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday--Boyz II Men (4 weeks, December 14)

The #2 hits listed above were kept from reaching the top spot by the following #1 hits:

1990:

335. Rhythm Nation: Another Day in Paradise--Phil Collins

336. Pump Up the Jam: How Am I Supposed to Live Without You--Michael Bolton

337. Two to Make It Right: Opposites Attract--Paula Abdul with the Wild Pair

338. Dangerous: Escapade--Janet Jackson

339. Don't Wanna Fall in Love: I'll Be Your Everything--Tommy Page and Nothing Compares 2 U--Sinead O'Connor

340. I Wanna Be Rich: Nothing Compares 2 U--Sinead O'Connor

341. All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You: Vogue--Madonna

342. Hold On: She Ain't Worth It--Glenn Medeiros featuring Bobby Brown

343. Cradle of Love: Vision of Love--Mariah Carey

344. The Power: Vision of Love--Mariah Carey

345. Come Back to Me: Vision of Love--Mariah Carey

346. Pray: Love Takes Time--Mariah Carey

347. More Than Words Can Say: Love Takes Time--Mariah Carey

348. From a Distance: Because I Love You (The Postman Song)--Stevie B

1991:

349. Touch Me (All Night Long): I Like the Way (The Kissing Game)--Hi-Five and I Don't Wanna Cry--Mariah Carey

350. I Wanna Sex You Up: More Than Words--Extreme and Rush Rush--Paula Abdul

351. Right Here, Right Now: (Everything I Do) I Do It for You--Bryan Adams

352. P.A.S.S.I.O.N.: (Everything I Do) I Do It for You--Bryan Adams

353. Every Heartbeat: (Everything I Do) I Do It for You--Bryan Adams

354. It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over: (Everything I Do) I Do It for You--Bryan Adams

355. Fading Like a Flower (Every Time You Leave): (Everything I Do) I Do It for You--Bryan Adams

356. Do Anything: Emotions--Mariah Carey

357. Can't Stop This Thing We Started: Cream--Prince & the New Power Generation

358. It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday: Black or White--Michael Jackson

[Max]

1992:

359. Can't Let Go--Mariah Carey (1 week, January 25)

360. I Love Your Smile--Shanice (3 weeks, February 1)

361. Tears in Heaven--Eric Clapton (4 weeks, March 28)

362. Bohemian Rhapsody--Queen (1 week, May 9)

363. My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)--En Vogue (3 weeks, May 16)

364. Under the Bridge--The Red Hot Chili Peppers (1 week, June 6)

365. Baby-Baby-Baby--TLC (6 weeks, August 15)

366. Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough--Patty Smyth with Don Henley (6 weeks, September 26)

367. If I Ever Fall in Love--Shai (8 weeks, November 21)

368. Rump Shaker--Wreckx-N-Effect (3 weeks, December 26)

1993:

369. Nuthin' But a "G" Thang--Dr. Dre (1 week, March 20)

370. Whoomp! (There It Is)--Tag Team (7 weeks, July 31)

371. Right Here/Human Nature/Downtown--SWV (3 weeks, October 2)

372. Just Kickin' It--Xscape (1 week, October 23)

373. All That She Wants--Ace of Base (3 weeks, November 6)

1994:

374. I'll Remember--Madonna (4 weeks, May 28)

375. Any Time, Any Place/And On and On--Janet Jackson (1 week, June 25)

376. Regulate--Warren G. & Nate Dogg (3 weeks, July 2)

377. Endless Love--Luther Vandross & Mariah Carey (1 week, October 1)

378. All I Wanna Do--Sheryl Crow (6 weeks, October 8)

The #2 hits listed above were kept from reaching the top spot by the following #1 hits:

1992:

359. Can't Let Go: All 4 Love--Color Me Badd

360. I Love Your Smile: Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me--George Michael/Elton John and I'm Too Sexy--Right Said Fred

361. Tears in Heaven: Save the Best for Last--Vanessa Williams

362. Bohemian Rhapsody: Jump--Kris Kross

363. My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It): Jump--Kris Kross

364. Under the Bridge: Jump--Kris Kross

365. Baby-Baby-Baby: End of the Road--Boyz II Men

366. Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough: End of the Road--Boyz II Men

367. If I Ever Fall in Love: How Do You Talk to an Angel--The Heights and I Will Always Love You--Whitney Houston

368. Rump Shaker: I Will Always Love You--Whitney Houston

1993:

369. Nuthin' But a "G" Thang: Informer--Snow

370. Whoomp! (There It Is): Can't Help Falling in Love--UB40 and Dreamlover--Mariah Carey

371. Right Here/Human Nature/Downtown: Dreamlover--Mariah Carey

372. Just Kickin' It: Dreamlover--Mariah Carey

373. All That She Wants: I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)--Meat Loaf and Again--Janet Jackson

1994:

374. I'll Remember: I Swear--All-4-One

375. Any Time, Any Place/And On and On: I Swear--All-4-One

376. Regulate: I Swear--All-4-One

377. Endless Love: I'll Make Love to You--Boyz II Men

378. All I Wanna Do: I'll Make Love to You--Boyz II Men

[Evan]

Thanks, Max!

Whoomp!(There It is) - would have to rank as one of the worst #2 hits ever!

I still love En Vogue's "My Loving(You're Never Gonna Get It).

[SteveFrame]

I just wanted to say thanks to you Max for doing this. It is neat to read back over these.

[Max]

Steve and Evan, thank you both so much for your kind words. I am so glad that both of you are enjoying this list.

Also, I must say that I agree with Evan 100%: "Whoomp! (There It Is)" is an awful song while "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)" is a great song.

1995:

379. Candy Rain--Soul for Real (4 weeks, March 18)

380. Red Light Special--TLC (3 weeks, April 15)

381. Freak Like Me--Adina Howard (2 weeks, May 6)

382. Water Runs Dry--Boyz II Men (1 week, June 17)

383. Total Eclipse of the Heart--Nicki French (1 week, June 24)

384. Don't Take It Personal (Just One of Dem Days)--Monica (3 weeks, July 1)

385. One More Chance/Stay with Me--The Notorious B.I.G. (3 weeks, July 15)

1996:

386. Missing--Everything But the Girl (1 week, February 17)

387. Not Gon' Cry--Mary J. Blige (2 weeks, February 24)

388. Sittin' Up in My Room--Brandy (2 weeks, March 9)

389. Nobody Knows--The Tony Rich Project (2 weeks, March 23)

390. Twisted--Keith Sweat (1 week, August 17)

391. I Love You Always Forever--Donna Lewis (9 weeks, August 24)

392. It's All Coming Back to Me Now--Celine Dion (5 weeks, October 26)

393. I Believe I Can Fly--R. Kelly (4 weeks, December 21)

The #2 hits listed above were kept from reaching the top spot by the following #1 hits:

1995:

379. Candy Rain: Take a Bow--Madonna

380. Red Light Special: This Is How We Do It--Montell Jordan

381. Freak Like Me: This Is How We Do It--Montell Jordan

382. Water Runs Dry: Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?--Bryan Adams

383. Total Eclipse of the Heart: Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?--Bryan Adams

384. Don't Take It Personal (Just One of Dem Days): Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?--Bryan Adams and Waterfalls--TLC

385. One More Chance/Stay with Me: Waterfalls--TLC

1996:

386. Missing: One Sweet Day--Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men

387. Not Gon' Cry: One Sweet Day--Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men

388. Sittin' Up in My Room: One Sweet Day--Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men

389. Nobody Knows: Because You Loved Me--Celine Dion

390. Twisted: Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)--Los Del Rio

391. I Love You Always Forever: Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)--Los Del Rio

392. It's All Coming Back to Me Now: Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)--Los Del Rio and No Diggity--BLACKstreet featuring Dr. Dre

393. I Believe I Can Fly: Un-Break My Heart--Toni Braxton

[Max]

1997:

394. Don't Let Go (Love)--En Vogue (4 weeks, January 18)

395. You Were Meant for Me--Jewel (2 weeks, April 19)

396. Return of the Mack--Mark Morrison (1 week, June 7)

397. !@#$%^&*]--Meredith Brooks (4 weeks, July 12)

398. Quit Playing Games (With My Heart)--The Backstreet Boys (2 weeks, September 6)

399. You Make Me Wanna...--Usher (7 weeks, October 25)

400. How Do I Live--Leann Rimes (4 weeks, December 13)

1998:

401. It's All About the Benjamins--Puff Daddy & the Family featuring the Notorious B.I.G. & Mase (2 weeks, January 3)

402. Frozen--Madonna (1 week, April 4)

403. Let's Ride--Montell Jordan featuring Master P & Silkk "the Shocker" (2 weeks, April 11)

404. You're Still the One--Shania Twain (9 weeks, May 2)

405. My Way--Usher (3 weeks, August 15)

406. Nobody's Supposed to Be Here--Deborah Cox (7 weeks, December 5)

1999:

407. Heartbreak Hotel--Whitney Houston featuring Faith Evans & Kelly Price (3 weeks, March 20)

408. Kiss Me--Sixpence None the Richer (1 week, May 1)

409. Last Kiss--Pearl Jam (1 week, June 26)

410. Tell Me It's Real--K-Ci & JoJo (1 week, August 14)

411. She's All I Ever Had--Ricky Martin (2 weeks, September 25)

412. Music of My Heart--'N Sync & Gloria Estefan (1 week, October 16)

413. Satisfy You--Puff Daddy featuring R. Kelly (3 weeks, October 30)

414. Back at One--Brian McKnight (8 weeks, November 20)

The #2 hits listed above were kept from reaching the top spot by the following #1 hits:

1997:

394. Don't Let Go (Love): Un-Break My Heart--Toni Braxton

395. You Were Meant for Me: Can't Nobody Hold Me Down--Puff Daddy featuring Mase and Hypnotize--The Notorious B.I.G.

396. Return of the Mack: MMMBop--Hanson

397. !@#$%^&*]: I'll Be Missing You--Puff Daddy & Faith Evans featuring 112

398. Quit Playing Games (With My Heart): Mo Money Mo Problems--The Notorious B.I.G. featuring Puff Daddy & Mase and Honey--Mariah Carey

399. You Make Me Wanna...: Candle in the Wind 1997/Something About the Way You Look Tonight--Elton John

400. How Do I Live: Candle in the Wind 1997/Something About the Way You Look Tonight--Elton John and Truly Madly Deeply--Savage Garden

1998:

401. It's All About the Benjamins: Candle in the Wind 1997/Something About the Way You Look Tonight--Elton John

402. Frozen: All My Life--K-Ci & JoJo

403. Let's Ride: All My Life--K-Ci & JoJo

404. You're Still the One: Too Close--Next and The Boy Is Mine--Brandy & Monica

405. My Way: The Boy Is Mine--Brandy & Monica

406. Nobody's Supposed to Be Here: I'm Your Angel--R. Kelly & Celine Dion and Have You Ever?--Brandy

1999:

407. Heartbreak Hotel: Believe--Cher

408. Kiss Me: No Scrubs--TLC

409. Last Kiss: If You Had My Love--Jennifer Lopez

410. Tell Me It's Real: Genie in a Bottle--Christina Aguilera

411. She's All I Ever Had: Unpretty--TLC

412. Music of My Heart: Heartbreaker--Mariah Carey featuring Jay-Z

413. Satisfy You: Smooth--Santana featuring Rob Thomas

414. Back at One: Smooth--Santana featuring Rob Thomas

Please note that this concludes the list of "Billboard's" #2 Pop Singles. The reason why the list stops here is because "Back at One" by Brian McKnight is the last song covered in "The 'Billboard' Book of No. 2 Singles." However, although the list is complete, please note that I am not finished saying all that I would like to say: in the coming days, I will print some lists that contain interesting information regarding #2 hits.

[Max]

As I mentioned in my last post, I am going to share with you some interesting lists regarding the #2 singles. The first list is of the exact same songs that have peaked at #2 two different times, by two different artists. This has occurred twice, as shown below:

*Rockin' Robin--Bobby Day (2 weeks, 1958)

*Rockin' Robin--Michael Jackson (2 weeks, 1972)

*Last Kiss--J. Frank Wilson & the Cavaliers (1 week, 1964)

*Last Kiss--Pearl Jam (1 week, 1999)

Now, the songs above happened to be the exact same song covered by two different artists. Below is another list of songs, which went to #2 two different times, by two different artists. However, unlike the songs above, the songs in the list below are (each) two entirely different songs altogether: in other words, the only similiarity between each pair of songs below is that they have the exact same title.

*Fire--The Crazy World of Arthur Brown (1 week, 1968)

*Fire--The Pointer Sisters (2 weeks, 1979)

*Cherish--Kool & the Gang (3 weeks, 1985)

*Cherish--Madonna (2 weeks, 1989)

A more common occurrence than what is above is when a particular song peaked at #2 by one artist, and then--when the exact same song is performed by another artist--that song peaked at #1 the second time around. Believe it or not, this has happened seven times, as mentioned below:

*Young Love--Sonny James (#2 for 3 weeks, 1957)

*Young Love--Tab Hunter (#1 for 4 weeks, 1957)

*I Heard It Through the Grapevine--Gladys Knight & the Pips (#2 for 3 weeks, 1967)

*I Heard It Through the Grapevine--Marvin Gaye (#1 for 7 weeks, 1968)

*MacArthur Park--Richard Harris (#2 for 1 week, 1968)

*MacArthur Park--Donna Summer (#1 for 3 weeks, 1978)

*A Groovy Kind of Love--The Mindbenders (#2 for 2 weeks, 1966)

*A Groovy Kind of Love--Phil Collins (#1 for 2 weeks, 1988)

*Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me--Elton John (#2 for 2 weeks, 1974)

*Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me--George Michael/Elton John (#1 for 1 week, 1992)

*Can't Help Falling in Love--Elvis Presley (#2 for 1 week, 1962)

*Can't Help Falling in Love--UB40 (#1 for 7 weeks, 1993)

*The Girl Is Mine--Michael Jackson & Paul McCartney (#2 for 3 weeks, 1983)

*The Boy Is Mine--Brandy & Monica (#1 for 13 weeks, 1998)

(Note: These two songs listed above are the exact same song, despite the fact that the song's title underwent a gender change the second time around.)

Also, while not nearly as common as the situation above, the reverse situation has also occurred: that is, a particular song peaked at #1 by one artist, and then--when the exact same song is performed by another artist--that song peaked at #2 the second time around. This has happened twice, as mentioned below:

*Endless Love--Diana Ross & Lionel Richie (#1 for 9 weeks, 1981)

*Endless Love--Luther Vandross & Mariah Carey (#2 for 1 week, 1994)

*Total Eclipse of the Heart--Bonnie Tyler (#1 for 4 weeks, 1983)

*Total Eclipse of the Heart--Nicki French (#2 for 1 week, 1995)

[OneLife Fan]

Wow Max...still at it,eh? Thanx for posting the #2 Pop singles. This is very entertaining.

[Max]

OneLife Fan, you are very welcome. I am so glad that you are enjoying this thread.

This next list is of the singles that spent the most weeks at #2. Specifically, songs that spent 5 or more weeks at #2 will be mentioned below. While reaching #2 is quite an accomplishment, the artists of these songs must have felt frustrated that their songs spent so many weeks at #2 yet never spent a single week at #1.

10 weeks at #2:

*Waiting for a Girl Like You--Foreigner (1981)

9 weeks at #2 (each):

*I Love You Always Forever--Donna Lewis (1996)

*You're Still the One--Shania Twain (1998)

8 weeks at #2 (each):

*Little Darlin'--The Diamonds (1957)

*If I Ever Fall in Love--Shai (1992)

*Back at One--Brian McKnight (1999)

7 weeks at #2 (each):

*Whoomp! (There It Is)--Tag Team (1993)

*You Make Me Wanna...--Usher (1997)

*Nobody's Supposed to Be Here--Deborah Cox (1998)

6 weeks at #2 (each):

*Crazy Otto Medley--Johnny Maddox & the Rhythmasters (1955)

*Unchained Melody--Les Baxter, His Chorus, & Orchestra (1955)

*Ain't That a Shame--Pat Boone (1955)

*Moonglow and the Theme from "Picnic"--Morris Stoloff Conducting the Columbia Pictures Orchestra (1956)

*Green Door--Jim Lowe (1956)

*Louie Louie--The Kingsmen (1963)

*Baker Street--Gerry Rafferty (1978)

*Open Arms--Journey (1982)

*Baby-Baby-Baby--TLC (1992)

*Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough--Patty Smyth with Don Henley (1992)

*All I Wanna Do--Sheryl Crow (1994)

5 weeks at #2 (each):

*Hot Diggity--Perry Como (1956)

*Return to Sender--Elvis Presley (1962)

*More Than I Can Say--Leo Sayer (1980)

*Rosanna--Toto (1982)

*Electric Avenue--Eddy Grant (1983)

*It's All Coming Back to Me Now--Celine Dion (1996)

[Max]

Below is a list of artists that have had at least 3 #2 hits, as of the end of 1999. Note that the number of #2 hits that an artist had will be found after the dashes that follow each artist's name.

Madonna--6

The Carpenters--5

Creedence Clearwater Revival--5

Elvis Presley--5

Janet Jackson--4

Elton John--4

The Beatles--3

Blood, Sweat, & Tears--3

En Vogue--3

The Everly Brothers--3

The Jackson Five--3

Prince--3

Linda Ronstadt--3

Now, this next list is an interesting varation of the list above. Specifically, the list below is of artists who have had at least 2 #2 hits, yet never had a #1 hit. Again, note that the number of #2 hits that an artist had will be found after the dashes that follow each artist's name.

Creedence Clearwater Revival--5

Blood, Sweat, & Tears--3

En Vogue--3

The Coasters--2

Nat "King" Cole--2

The Cowsills--2

Bob Dylan--2

Glenn Frey--2

Aaron Neville--2

The Pointer Sisters--2

Gary Puckett & the Union Gap--2

Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs--2

Jody Watley--2

Gary Wright--2

This next list is the polar opposite of the previous list. Here, artists who have had 3 or more #1 hits, yet never had a #2 hit, will be listed. Note that the number of #1 hits than an artist had will be found after the dashes that follow each artist's name.

The Bee Gees--9

Paula Abdul--6

Diana Ross--6

The Four Seasons--5

Olivia Newton-John--5

Barbra Streisand--5

Blondie--4

Bon Jovi--4

Jennifer Lopez--4

Rod Stewart--4

Bobby Vinton--4

Chicago--3

Andy Gibb--3

Billy Joel--3

Huey Lewis & the News--3

Barry Manilow--3

Tony Orlando & Dawn--3

Helen Reddy--3

Neil Sedaka--3

Simon & Garfunkel--3

Starship--3

Three Dog Night--3

Wilson Phillips--3

The (Young) Rascals--3

[OneLife Fan]

"I Love You Always Forever"...LOL...this song is awesome. I remember when it first came out.

[Evan]

Max, interesting stuff as always! You should get a job with Billboard Magazine, you'd be perfect for compiling those charts.

I prefer a lot of those #2 songs to some of the ones that beat them to the top spot on the charts.

[Max]

Evan, thank you so much for your compliment. I wish I did work for "Billboard" Magazine! Also, like you, I perfer many of these #2 hits to the particular #1 hits that kept the #2 hits from reaching the top spot. It is really interesting, when looking back in hindsight, to discover that some great #2 hits were kept from reaching the top spot by #1 hits that were inferior in comparison.

OneLife Fan, I also agree that "I Love You Always Forever" by Donna Lewis is a great song. Sadly, Lewis was a one-hit wonder.

Speaking of one-hit wonders, below is a list of #2 songs that were performed by one-hit wonders. Before you read the list, however, there are some things that need to be pointed out:

*In this post, a one-hit wonder is defined as an artist with only one top 40 hit. (And, this is the true definition of a one-hit wonder.) However, keep in mind that some people consider a one-hit wonder as an artist with just one big hit; in other words, these people consider artists with one major hit and another/some other minor top 40 hit(s) as one-hit wonders. Because of the distinction that I make, you will find that a lot of artists who you think are one-hit wonders are actually not; such artists did have another/some other minor top 40 hit(s).

*Note that some of these one-hit wonders may have had other singles that did well on other "Billboard" charts, such as the Country and R&B charts. However, these one-hit wonders only had one top 40 hit on the "Billboard" Pop chart.

*Note that some of these artists may have had several hit albums (on the albums chart). However, when it comes to singles, they had only one song reach the top 40 (on the Pop Singles chart).

*Some of the artists listed as one-hit wonders were only one-hit wonders as solo artists.

*There are several songs that were performed by two or more artists. In some cases, only one artist was a one-hit wonder, while the other(s) was (were) not. When instances like this occur, I will make a special note of it.

*One final note before I begin the list: note that this list is arranged in alphabetical order according to song title, and not according to the artists' names.

*All I Need--Jack Wagner (2 weeks, 1985)

*Also Sprach Zarathustra (2001)--Deodato (1 week, 1973)

*Apache--Jorgen Ingmann & His Guitar (2 weeks, 1961)

*!@#$%^&*]--Meredith Brooks (4 weeks, 1997)

*Classical Gas--Mason Williams (2 weeks, 1968)

*Crazy Otto Medley--Johnny Maddox & the Rhythmasters (6 weeks, 1955)

*Daddy's Home--Shep & the Limelights (1 week, 1961)

*Do Anything--Natural Selection featuring Niki Haris (2 weeks, 1991) [Note: Only Haris is a one-hit wonder.]

*Don't Wanna Fall in Love--Jane Child (3 weeks, 1990)

*Dueling Banjos--Eric Weissberg & Steve Mandell (4 weeks, 1973)

*Easy Lover--Philip Bailey with Phil Collins (2 weeks, 1985) [Note: Only Bailey is a one-hit wonder. And, since Bailey had several top 40 hits as lead singer of Earth, Wind, & Fire, he is only a one-hit wonder as a "solo" artist.]

*Fire--The Crazy World of Arthur Brown (1 week, 1968)

*Float On--The Floaters (2 weeks, 1977)

*Friends and Lovers--Gloria Loring & Carl Anderson (2 weeks, 1986)

*Get a Job--The Silhouettes (4 weeks, 1958)

*The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly--Hugo Montenegro (1 week, 1968)

*He's Got the Whole World in His Hands--Laurie London (2 weeks, 1958)

*Hey There Lonely Girl--Eddie Holman (1 week, 1970)

*The Horse--Cliff Nobles & Co. (3 weeks, 1968)

*I Like It Like That, Part 1--Chris Kenner (3 weeks, 1961)

*I Love You Always Forever--Donna Lewis (9 weeks, 1996)

*I Wanna Be Rich--Calloway (1 week, 1990)

*Just the Two of Us--Grover Washington, Jr., with Bill Withers (3 weeks, 1981) [Note: Only Washington is a one-hit wonder.]

*Keep Your Hands to Yourself--The Georgia Satellites (1 week, 1987) [Note: Lead singer Dan Baird had another top 40 hit as a solo artist.]

*Last Kiss--J. Frank Wilson & the Cavaliers (1 week, 1964)

*Little Bit O' Soul--The Music Explosion (2 weeks, 1967)

*Love (Can Make You Happy)--Mercy (2 weeks, 1969)

*MacArthur Park--Richard Harris (1 week, 1968)

*Midnight in Moscow--Kenny Ball & His Jazzmen (1 week, 1962)

*Missing--Everything But the Girl (1 week, 1996)

*Moonglow and the Theme from "Picnic"--Morris Stoloff Conducting the Columbia Pictures Orchestra (6 weeks, 1956)

*Mr. Big Stuff--Jean Knight (2 weeks, 1971)

*99 Luftballons--Nena (1 week, 1984)

*Nobody Knows--The Tony Rich Project (2 weeks, 1996)

*Playground in My Mind--Clint Holmes (2 weeks, 1973)

*Put Your Hand in the Hand--Ocean (1 week, 1971)

*The Rapper--The Jaggerz (1 week, 1970)

*Raunchy--Bill Justis & His Orchestra (1 week, 1957)

*Return of the Mack--Mark Morrison (1 week, 1997)

*Rockin' Robin--Bobby Day (2 weeks, 1958) [Note: Day did have another top 40 hit as lead singer of the Hollywood Flames.]

*Rump Shaker--Wreckx-N-Effect (3 weeks, 1992)

*Sally, Go 'Round the Roses--The Jaynetts (2 weeks, 1963)

*Sea of Love--Phil Phillips with the Twilights (2 weeks, 1959)

*Short People--Randy Newman (3 weeks, 1978)

*Sorry (I Ran All the Way Home)--The Impalas (2 weeks, 1959)

*Take Me Home, Country Roads--John Denver with Fat City (1 week, 1971) [Note: Only Fat City is a one-hit wonder.]

*Theme from "Greatest American Hero" (Believe It or Not)--Joey Scarbury (2 weeks, 1981)

*Total Eclipse of the Heart--Nicki French (1 week, 1995)

*Vehicle--The Ides of March (1 week, 1970)

*Washington Square--The Village Stompers (1 week, 1963)

*Whoomp! (There It Is)--Tag Team (7 weeks, 1993)

*Wipe Out--The Surfaris (1 week, 1963) [Note: In 1966, "Wipe Out" by the Surfaris again charted, this time peaking at #16. However, since the release in 1966 was of the exact same version of the exact same song released in 1963, the Surfaris are still a one-hit wonder.]

*Yes, I'm Ready--Teri DeSario with KC (2 weeks, 1980) [Note: Only DeSario is a one-hit wonder.]

*Young Love--Sonny James (3 weeks, 1957)