RIP, 90s one-hit wonder that you haven't thought of in roughly 13 years

Sister Hazel suffered from Hootie disease (speaking of other artists to fall off the face of the earth.)

 

Darius Rucker is actually now a country singer. His last album had three No. 1 songs. So I wouldn't say he's fallen off the face of the earth ...

 

Don't think I don't think about Hootie...

 

Yeah, I guess that's one way of putting it. That folksy rock type of music didn't last long.

But the cool thing is they can still charter a cruise ship for a three-day weekend for the Rock Boat and fill it to capacity with their fans within the first week of it going on sell (or sale, or in this case, sail?)

As a Hazelnut, I have to defend them, because really, they put on some of the best concerts around.

 

Jennifer Paige would like to remind you to think that everything she does depends on you.

 

Some of you are really stretching the definition of one-hit wonder.

Barenaked Ladies? "Old Apartment," "If I Had a Million Dollars," and "Brian Wilson" were ubiquitous on my college campus in the 1990's. And I always thought "Old Apartment" wasn't a stalker song, but about how odd it is to visit a place with so many memories.

Better Than Ezra? I would say "Desperately Wanting," "Roselia," and "Queen of New Orleans" were fairly big hits, at least on rock radio.

There is a difference between having a signature song and being a one-hit wonder. The Rolling Stones still open with "Satisfaction" on some of their tours. The Who will probably toss "My Generation" into the playlist tonight.

 

Which CSI show is that the theme for?

 

I don't know. The next episode of CSI I watch will be the first.