Most Memorable 70’s One Hit Wonder

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The most memorable to you, not of all time.

For me it was Hues Corporation, “Don’t rock the Boat”; just a good time of my youth, summer time mid 70’s.
 
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Anything by Tony Burrows: was the lead singer on four one-hit wonders: Love Grows by Edison Lifehouse; My Baby Loves Loving by White Plains; Gimme Dat Thing by the Pipkins and Beach Baby by First Class.
 
This has gotten a ton of play among the YouTube League of Reactionaries. It's better now than it was then.

 
This song came up in a discussion about “Bad songs our parents loved” between me and my friends. Surely the only Top-40 song that ever featured a xylophone solo.

 
1) "How Long" – Ace (Lead singer: Paul Carrack, later one of the lead singers for Mike + The Mechanics)
2) "Vehicle" – The Ides of March (Sounds like something from the Blood, Sweat & Tears cutting room floor)
3) "City of New Orleans" – Arlo Guthrie (One of the few non-Eagles tracks people tried to cover in their living room with a guitar.)
4) "You Light Up My Life" – Debby Boone (Could NOT get away from this one ... not a favorite, but just ... omnipresent.)
5) "Ring My Bell" – Anita Ward (One of my regular overseers at the child care center LOVED this track. I've certainly heard worse.)
 
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