Artist	Song
Poison	Something to Believe In
from Poison - Best of Ballads & Blues (2003)
Roxette	Joyride
from Joyride (2005)
Timmy T	One More Try
from Time After Time (1990)
Ralph Tresvant	Sensitivity
from Ralph Tresvant (1990)
Color Me Badd	I Adore Mi Amor
from Rhino Hi-Five: Color Me Badd - EP (2005)
C+C Music Factory	Things That Make You Go Hmmmm....
from C+C Music Factory: Super Hits (2000)
Guns N' Roses	You Could Be Mine
from Use Your Illusion II (1991)
Enigma	Sadeness, Pt. I (Radio Edit)
from Sadeness, Pt. I - EP (2009)
Whitney Houston	All the Man That I Need
from Whitney - The Greatest Hits (2000)
Karyn White	Romantic
from Rhino Hi-Five: Karyn White - EP (2005)
FireHouse	Love of a Lifetime
from Firehouse (1990)
Nelson	After the Rain
from After the Rain (1990)
Hi-Five	I Like the Way (The Kissing Game)
from Greatest Hits (1994)
Wilson Phillips	You're in Love
from Wilson Phillips: Greatest Hits (2000)
Surface	The First Time
from The Best of Surface ... A Nice Time 4 Lovin (1991)
Tesla	Signs (Live)
from Five Man Acoustical Jam (Live) (1990)
Guns N' Roses	Live and Let Die
from Use Your Illusion I (1991)
3rd Bass	Pop Goes the Weasel
from Derelicts of Dialect (1994)
INXS	Disappear
from The Best of INXS (2003)
Warrant	I Saw Red
from Cherry Pie (Bonus Track Version) (1990)
Siouxsie and the Banshees	Kiss Them for Me
from The Best of Siouxsie and The Banshees (2002)
Cathy Dennis	Touch Me (All Night Long)
from Move to This (2004)
The KLF	3 A.M. Eternal
from The White Room (1992)
Van Halen	Top of the World
from The Best of Both Worlds (2004)
Ice-T	New Jack Hustler (Nino's Theme)
from A Rap Collection (2007)

Comment:

Look, there’s nothing wrong with one-hit wonders. Take 1991, for instance. Top 40 stations were full of flawless cameos back then — records worth revisiting no matter how you look at it, including the slo-mo electro of “One More Try,” the heart-sinking new age hooks of “Sadeness, Pt. I,” and the swiftly spliced samples of “Pop Goes the Weasel,” a certified jam that references the Who, Stevie Wonder, and Peter Gabriel. And then there’s the brightly lit dance beats of “Touch Me (All Night Long),” a revved-up reminder of what Cathy Dennis did before she decided to churn out instant classics for other artists (Britney Spears, Kylie Minogue, Katy Perry).

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