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Female One-Hit Wonders From the '70s Worth Remembering

The 1970s music scene sparkled with female talent who briefly captured our hearts with unforgettable hits. These women may have only climbed the charts once, but their songs became part of the ...
American Songwriter

3 Iconic One-Hit Wonders by Female Artists That Will Make You Raise Your Eyebrows

When people talk about one-hit wonders, most often male-led bands or solo artists come to mind. Groups like Right Said Fred, A-ha, Chumbawamba, The Knack, or Men Without Hats. Not enough love is given ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer

Worcester County Wonders: The Worcester women — and female architect — behind Tuckerman Hall

It has seen the likes of Woodrow Wilson, John F. Kennedy and Herbie Hancock, but before some of America’s most influential men took to the stage, Tuckerman Hall was all about Worcester’s women. The ...
AOL

7 Forgotten Female One-Hit Wonders From the ’70s

In the summer of ’79, Anita Ward’s Ring My Bell was everywhere—dance floors, radio stations, and roller rinks. With its electronic groove and breathy vocals, it was No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and ...
American Songwriter

3 Timeless Female-Fronted One-Hit Wonders From the 1960s

In today’s fast, crazy, mixed-up world, it’s important to take some time out of your day to savor the best of life. As Dale Cooper told us in Twin Peaks, it can be essential to take just a few minutes ...