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This is a list of musical artists whose one hit came out in the 1990s. The list contains recording artists who reached the Top 40 of the U.S. pop chart (the Billboard Hot 100) with just one single. Note some artists are not considered one-hit wonders despite having only one hit single, usually due to success on a genre-specific chart such as Modern Rock Tracks, Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs or Hot Country Songs; these are shown in italics. "A" indicates an airplay hit (when a physical single was not released). Contents [hide] 1 Years 1.1 1990 1.2 1991 1.3 1992 1.4 1993 1.5 1994 1.6 1995 1.7 1996 1.8 1997 1.9 1998 1.10 1999 2 Notes 3 References [edit] Years [edit] 1990 Song Performer Peak Date Peak "Just a Friend" Biz Markie March 17, 1990 9[1] "C'mon and Get My Love" D-Mob March 17, 1990 10[2] "No Myth" Michael Penn March 24, 1990 13[3] "You're the Only Woman" The Brat Pack March 31, 1990 36[4] "Don't Wanna Fall in Love" Jane Child April 14, 1990 2[5] "IF U Were Mine" The U-Krew April 14, 1990 24[6] "Nothing Compares 2 U" Sinéad O'Connor April 21, 1990 1[7] "Whole Wide World (From "True Love")" A'me Lorain April 28, 1990 9[8] "I Wanna Be Rich" Calloway May 5, 1990 2[9] "House of Pain" Faster Pussycat May 12, 1990 28[10] "Getting Away With It" Electronic May 19, 1990 38[11] "Turtle Power" Partners in Kryme June 2, 1990 13[12] "Ooh La La (I Can't Get Over You)" Perfect Gentlemen June 2, 1990 10[13] "I'll See You in My Dreams" Giant June 9, 1990 20[14] "Always and Forever" Whistle June 9, 1990 35[15] "The Ballad of Jayne" L.A. Guns[A] June 30, 1990 33[16] "Sittin' in the Lap of Luxury" Louie Louie July 7, 1990 19[17] "Notice Me" Nikki July 7, 1990 21[18] "Mentirosa" Mellow Man Ace July 21, 1990 14[19] "Bad of the Heart" George Lamond July 21, 1990 25[20] "Pure" The Lightning Seeds July 28, 1990 31[21] "Girls Nite Out" Tyler Collins August 4, 1990 6[22] "The Girl I Used to Know" Brother Beyond August 25, 1990 27[23] "Tic-Tac-Toe" Kyper September 1, 1990 14[24] "Epic" Faith No More September 8, 1990 9[25] "Tell Me Something" Indecent Obsession September 15, 1990 31[26] "Dirty Cash (Money Talks)" The Adventures of Stevie V September 29, 1990 25[27] "Knockin' Boots" Candyman November 10, 1990 9[28] "Joey" Concrete Blonde November 10, 1990 19[29] "Groove Is in the Heart" Deee-Lite November 17, 1990 4[30] "Hippychick" Soho November 24, 1990 14[31] "Wiggle It" 2 in a Room December 15, 1990 15[32] [edit] 1991 Song Performer Peak Date Peak "On the Way Up" Elisa Fiorillo January 5, 1991 27[33] "Candy" Iggy Pop[B] February 2, 1991 28[34] "Wicked Game" Chris Isaak March 2, 1991 6[35] "Deeper Shade of Soul" Urban Dance Squad March 2, 1991 21[36] "Get Here" Oleta Adams March 23, 1991 5[37] "My Side of the Bed" Susanna Hoffs[C] March 23, 1991 30[38] "Together Forever" Lisette Melendez April 6, 1991 35[39] "How to Dance" Bingoboys featuring Princessa April 13, 1991 25[40] "Temple of Love" Harriet April 13, 1991 39[41] "With You" Tony Terry April 27, 1991 14[42] "Save Some Love" Keedy May 11, 1991 15[43] "It's a Shame (My Sister)" Monie Love May 11, 1991 26

[44] "I Touch Myself" Divinyls May 18, 1991 4[45] "You Don't Have to Go Home Tonight" The Triplets May 18, 1991 14[46] "My Heart Is Failing Me" Riff May 25, 1991 25[47] "People Are Still Having Sex" LaTour May 25, 1991 35[48] "Silent Lucidity" Queensrÿche June 1, 1991 9[49] "Written All Over Your Face" The Rude Boys June 8, 1991 16[50] "Does Anybody Really Fall In Love Anymore?" Kane Roberts June 22, 1991 38[51] "Walking in Memphis" Marc Cohn July 6, 1991 13[52] "How Can I Ease the Pain" Lisa Fischer July 6, 1991 11[53] "I'll Never Let You Go" Steelheart July 6, 1991 23[54] "You Can't Play With My Yo-Yo" Yo-Yo July 6, 1991 36[55] "Lily Was Here" David A. Stewart[D] introducing Candy Dulfer July 13, 1991 11[56] "Kissing You" Keith Washington May 25, 1991 40[57] "Temptation" Corina August 10, 1991 6[58] "Love on a Rooftop" Desmond Child August 17, 1991 40[59] "Pop Goes the Weasel" 3rd Bass August 31, 1991 29[60] "Got a Love For You" Jomanda August 31, 1991 40[61] "The Truth" TAMI Show September 28, 1991 28[62] "Kiss Them for Me" Siouxsie and the Banshees October 19, 1991 23[63] "Power Windows" Billy Falcon October 19, 1991 35[64] "The One and Only" Chesney Hawkes November 2, 1991 10[65] "Just Want to Hold You" Jasmine Guy[E] November 2, 1991 34[66] "My Heart Belongs to You" Russ Irwin November 9, 1991 38[67] "Rush" Big Audio Dynamite II[F] November 16, 1991 32[68] "I Wonder Why" Curtis Stigers November 23, 1991 9[69] [edit] 1992 Song Performer Peak Date Peak "Angel Baby" Angelica January 11, 1992 29[70] "In My Dreams" The Party January 25, 1992 34[71] "I've Got a Lot to Learn About Love" The Storm February 1, 1992 26[72] "Too Blind to See It" Kym Sims February 1, 1992 38[73] "I'm Too Sexy" Right Said Fred (R*S*F) February 8, 1992 1[74] "On a Sunday Afternoon" A Lighter Shade of Brown February 8, 1992 39[75] "Move Any Mountain (Progen 91)" The Shamen February 29, 1992 38[76] "Until Your Love Comes Back Around" RTZ March 14, 1992 26[77] "Oochie Coochie" MC Brains March 21, 1992 21[78] "Everything Changes" Kathy Troccoli[G] April 25, 1992 14[79] "Take Time" Chris Walker May 9, 1992 29[80] "You Think You Know Her" Cause and Effect May 16, 1992 38[81] "Live and Learn" Joe Public May 25, 1992 4[82] "Nu Nu" Lidell Townsell May 23, 1992 26[83] "Baby Got Back" Sir Mix-a-Lot July 4, 1992 1[84] "Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)" Rozalla August 1, 1992 37[85] "Life Is a Highway" Tom Cochrane[H] August 22, 1992 6[86] "Back to the Hotel" N2Deep August 22, 1992 14[87] "Stay" Shakespear's Sister September 19, 1992 4[88] "Divine Thing" The Soup Dragons October 3, 1992 35[89] "Jump Around" House of Pain October 10, 1992 3[90] "Constant Craving" k.d. lang October 10, 1992 38[91] "Please Don't Go" K.W.S. October 17, 1992 6[92] "How Do You Talk to an Angel" The Heights[I] November 14, 1992 1[93] "Would I Lie to You?" Charles & Eddie November 7, 1992 13[94] "Someone to Hold" Trey Lorenz November 21, 1992 19[95] "Love Is on the Way" Saigon Kick December 12, 1992 12[96] "Rump Shaker" Wreckx-N-Effect December 26, 1992 2[97] [edit] 1993 Song Performer Peak Date Peak "Flex" Mad Cobra January 9, 1993 13[98] "I Love You Period" Dan Baird[J] January 23, 1993 26[99] "It's Gonna Be a Lovely Day" The S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M. January 23, 1993 34[100] "I Got a Thang 4 Ya!" Lo-Key February 6, 1993 27[101] "Here We Go Again!" Portrait February 13, 1993 11[102] "That's What Love Can Do" Boy Krazy February 27,

1993 18[103] "Rebirth of Slick (Cool Like Dat)" Digable Planets March 6, 1993 15[104] "I Got a Man" Positive K March 20, 1993 14[105] "Ditty" Paperboy April 24, 1993 10[106] "So Alone" Men at Large April 24, 1993 31[107] "Love U More" Sunscreem April 24, 1993 36[108] "Nothing My Love Can't Fix" Joey Lawrence[K] May 8, 1993 19[109] "Sleeping Satellite" Tasmin Archer June 5, 1993 32[110] "Three Little Pigs" Green Jellÿ June 12, 1993 17[111] "More and More" Captain Hollywood Project June 26, 1993 17[112] "Dazzey Duks" Duice July 10, 1993 12[113] "Whoomp! (There It Is)" Tag Team July 31, 1993 2[114] "Something's Goin' On" U.N.V. July 31, 1993 29[115] "Whoot, There It Is" 95 South August 14, 1993 11[116] "What's Up" 4 Non Blondes August 14, 1993 14[117] "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" The Proclaimers August 21, 1993 3[118] "Slam" Onyx August 21, 1993 4[119] "What is Love" Haddaway October 30, 1993 11[120] "No Rain" Blind Melon October 30, 1993 20[121] "Come Inside" Intro October 30, 1993 33[122] "Better Than You" Lisa Keith November 6, 1993 36[123] "Gangsta Lean" MC D.R.S. November 20, 1993 4[124] "Come Baby Come" K7 December 11, 1993 18[125] [edit] 1994 Song Performer Peak Date Peak "Mr. Vain" Culture Beat January 22, 1994 17[126] "Dreams" Gabrielle January 22, 1994 26[127] "U.N.I.T.Y." Queen Latifah[L] January 29, 1994 23[128] "Cantaloop (Flip Fantasia)" Us3 March 5, 1994 9[129] "Stay" Eternal March 12, 1994 19[130] "Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm" Crash Test Dummies April 16, 1994 4[131] "Dunkie Butt (Please Please Please)" 12 Gauge April 16, 1994 28[132] "Loser" Beck April 30, 1994 10[133] "Born to Roll" Masta Ace Incorporated May 7, 1994 23[134] "Baby I Love Your Way (From "Reality Bites")" Big Mountain May 14, 1994 6[135] "Moving on Up" M People June 25, 1994 34[136] "Back in the Day" Ahmad August 6, 1994 26[137] "Funky Y-2-C" The Puppies August 13, 1994 40[138] "Far Behind" Candlebox October 1, 1994 18[139] "Lucas With the Lid Off" Lucas November 5, 1994 29[140] "U Will Know (From "Jason's Lyric")" B.M.U. (Black Men United) November 12, 1994 28[141] "Here Comes the Hotstepper" Ini Kamoze December 17, 1994 1[142] [edit] 1995 Song Performer Peak Date Peak "Short Dick Man" 20 Fingers featuring Gillette January 7, 1995 14[143] "New Age Girl (From "Dumb And Dumber")" Deadeye Dick January 7, 1995 27[144] "Rhythm of the Night" Corona January 28, 1995 11[145] "Sukiyaki" 4 P.M. February 11, 1995 8[146] "I Miss You" N II U February 18, 1995 22[147] "Mishale" Andru Donalds February 11, 1995 38[148] "You Gotta Be" Des'ree March 11, 1995 5[149] "Get Ready For This" 2 Unlimited April 8, 1995 38[150] "This Lil' Game We Play" Subway featuring 702 April 15, 1995 15[151] "Hold On" Jamie Walters April 29, 1995 16[152] "In the House of Stone and Light" Martin Page May 13, 1995 14[153] "Cotton Eye Joe" Rednex May 13, 1995 25[154] "Good" Better Than Ezra July 8, 1995 30[155] "I Like" Kut Klose June 17, 1995 34[156] "Total Eclipse of the Heart" Nicki French June 24, 1995 2[157] "He's Mine" MoKenStef August 26, 1995 7[158] "I Wish" Skee-Lo September 9, 1995 13[159] "I Got 5 On It" Luniz September 23, 1995 8[160] "Sugar Hill" AZ September 30, 1995 25[161] "Incarcerated Scarfaces/Ice Cream" Raekwon October 28, 1995 37[162] "Tell Me" Groove Theory November 4, 1995 5[163] "A Girl Like You (From

"Empire Records")" Edwyn Collins November 11, 1995 32[164] "Back for Good" Take That[M] November 11, 1995 7[165] "Cell Therapy" Goodie Mob November 18, 1995 39[166] [edit] 1996 Song Performer Peak Date Peak "Breakfast at Tiffany's" Deep Blue Something January 20, 1996 5[167] "Set U Free" Planet Soul January 27, 1996 26[168] "One of Us" Joan Osborne February 3, 1996 4[169] "Natural One (From "Kids")" Folk Implosion February 3, 1996 29[170] "Missing (Terry Todd Mix)" Everything but the Girl[N] February 17, 1996 2[171] "Anything" 3T March 2, 1996 15[172] "Cumbersome" Seven Mary Three March 2, 1996 39[173] "Nobody Knows" Tony Rich Project March 23, 1996 2[174] "Peaches" The Presidents of the United States of America April 13, 1996 29[175] "5 O'Clock" Nonchalant April 27, 1996 24[176] "In the Meantime" Spacehog April 27, 1996 32[177] "Chains" Tina Arena May 4, 1996 38[178] "Everything Falls Apart" dog's eye view June 1, 1996 14[179] (A) " Insensitive (From "Bed Of Roses")" Jann Arden June 1, 1996 12[180] "Flood" Jars of Clay[O] June 8, 1996 37[181] "Mother Mother" Tracy Bonham June 15, 1996 32[182] (A) "Tres Delinquentes" Delinquent Habits June 29, 1996 35[183] "Children" Robert Miles[P] July 13, 1996 21[184] "Pepper" Butthole Surfers July 27, 1996 26[185] (A) "Hay" Crucial Conflict July 31, 1996 18[186] "Counting Blue Cars" Dishwalla August 17, 1996 15[187] "I Love You Always Forever" Donna Lewis August 24, 1996 2[188] "Po Pimp" Do or Die September 3, 1996 22[189] "Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in My Hand" Primitive Radio Gods September 14, 1996 10[190] (A) "My Boo" Ghost Town DJ's October 12, 1996 31[191] "Novocaine for the Soul" eels November 2, 1996 39[192] (A) "Mouth" Merril Bainbridge November 23, 1996 4[193] [edit] 1997 Song Performer Peak Date Peak "Ooh Aah..Just a Little Bit" Gina G. February 1, 1997 12[194] "I Like It (Like That)" The Blackout All-Stars February 15, 1997 25[195] "Lovefool" The Cardigans[Q] March 1, 1997 2[196] (A) "Firestarter" The Prodigy March 22, 1997 30[197] "Let Me Clear My Throat" DJ Kool March 29, 1997 30[198] "Naked Eye" Luscious Jackson March 29, 1997 36[199] "My Baby Daddy" B-Rock & the Bizz May 3, 1997 10[200] "Your Woman" White Town May 3, 1997 23[201] "Barely Breathing" Duncan Sheik May 10, 1997 16[202] "Da' Dip" Freak Nasty May 17, 1997 15[203] "For You" Kenny Lattimore May 31, 1997 33[204] "The Freshmen" The Verve Pipe June 7, 1997 5[205] "Return of the Mack" Mark Morrison June 7, 1997 2[206] "Butterfly Kisses" Bob Carlisle[R] June 21, 1997 10[207](A) "Call Me" Le Click June 21, 1997 35[208] "Butterfly Kisses" Raybon Brothers June 28, 1997 22[209] "Bitch" Meredith Brooks July 12, 1997 2[210] "How Bizarre" OMC July 26, 1997 4[211] (A) "Sunny Came Home" Shawn Colvin July 26, 1997 7[212] "Take it to the Streets" Rampage featuring Billy Lawrence August 16, 1997 34[213] "All For You" Sister Hazel August 30, 1997 11[214] "Coco Jamboo" Mr. President September 6, 1997 21[215] "On My Own" Peach Union October 11, 1997 39[216] "The Impression That I Get" The Mighty Mighty Bosstones October 25, 1997 23[217] (A) "Legend of a Cowgirl" Imani Coppola October 25, 1997 36[218]

"Tubthumping" Chumbawamba November 29, 1997 6[219] "My Body" LSG[S] December 6, 1997 4[220] "If You Could Only See" Tonic December 6, 1997 11[221] (A) "Breaking All the Rules" She Moves December 13, 1997 32[222] [edit] 1998 Song Performer Peak Date Peak "Heaven" Nu Flavor January 31, 1998 27[223] "32 Flavors" Alana Davis January 31, 1998 37[224] "I Don't Ever Want to See You Again" Uncle Sam February 7, 1998 6[225] "Kiss the Rain" Billie Myers February 21, 1998 15[226] "Brick" Ben Folds Five February 28, 1998 19[227] (A) "Swing My Way" KP and Envyi March 14, 1998 6[228] "Are You Jimmy Ray?" Jimmy Ray March 14, 1998 13[229] "The Mummer's Dance" Loreena McKennitt[T] March 21, 1998 18[230] "Deja Vu (Uptown Baby)" Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz March 28, 1998 9[231] "Bitter Sweet Symphony" The Verve April 4, 1998 12[232] "Romeo and Juliet" Sylke-E. Fine featuring Chill April 18, 1998 6[233] "Sex and Candy" Marcy Playground April 18, 1998 8[234] "Shorty (You Keep Playin' With My Mind)" Imajin featuring Keith Murray July 11, 1998 25[235] "When the Lights Go Out" 5ive August 1, 1998 10[236] "Cleopatra's Theme" Cleopatra August 1, 1998 26[237] "Closing Time" Semisonic August 8, 1998 11[238] (A) "Flagpole Sitta" Harvey Danger August 22, 1998 38[239] (A) "Daydreamin'" Tatyana Ali[E] September 12, 1998 6[240] "Splackavellie" Pressha September 19, 1998 27[241] "Hooch" Everything November 7, 1998 34[242] (A) [edit] 1999 Song Performer Peak Date Peak "Lullaby" Shawn Mullins January 16, 1999 7[243] "Save Tonight" Eagle-Eye Cherry January 23, 1999 5[244] "You Get What You Give" New Radicals January 30, 1999 36[245] "You" Jesse Powell March 6, 1999 10[246] "Stay the Same" Joey McIntyre[U] April 10, 1999 10[247] "C'est La Vie" B*Witched April 17, 1999 9[248] "We Like to Party!" Vengaboys April 17, 1999 26[249] "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)" Baz Luhrmann[V] April 17, 1999 24[250] (A) "Give It To You" Jordan Knight[U] May 15, 1999 10[251] "What It's Like" Everlast[W] May 15, 1999 13[252] "Praise You" Fatboy Slim[X] May 22, 1999 36[253] "No Pigeons" Sporty Thievz July 3, 1999 12[254] "A Night to Remember" Joe Diffie[Y] August 7, 1999 38[255] "Better Days (And the Bottom Drops Out)" Citizen King August 21, 1999 25[256] "She's So High" Tal Bachman August 28, 1999 14[257] "Mambo No. 5" Lou Bega November 13, 1999 3[258] "Steal My Sunshine" Len November 13, 1999 9[259] "Get Gone" Ideal November 20, 1999 13[260] "15 Minutes" Marc Nelson December 18, 1999 27[261] [edit] Notes A A well-known metal band whose original lineup featured several founding members of Guns N' Roses. The L.A. Guns lineup that produced this song, however, featured only one former GNR member, Tracii Guns. B One of the innovators of punk rock and related genres. C Best-known as frontwoman of The Bangles. D Of Eurythmics. E Better-known as an actress. F The second incarnation of a band formed by Mick Jones, formerly of The Clash. G Better-known as a contemporary Christian artist. H Very successful in his homeland of Canada. I A made-for-TV band fronted by actor Jamie Walters. J Also known for his time with an earlier one-hit wonder, The Georgia Satellites. K Better-known as an actor. L A pioneering female rapper with considerable success on the R&B charts, and has also had a successful acting career. M An enormously successful band in their homeland of the UK. N More successful in their homeland of the UK, and also went on to reach #1 on the Billboard dance chart four times. O Also a highly successful contemporary Christian act. P A Swiss artist who has been more successful in the UK and Continental Europe. "Children" is also one of the seminal tracks of the dream house genre. Q A Swedish

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on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - B*Witched". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Vengaboys". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999-04-17). "Hot 100 Airplay Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Jordan Knight". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Everlast". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Fatboy Slim". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Sporty Thievz". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Joe Diffie". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Citizen King". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Tal Bachman". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Lou Bega". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - LEN". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Ideal". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. ^ Billboard (1999). "Artist Chart History - Marc Nelson". Nielsen Business Media, Inc.. Retrieved on 2008-09-25. Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_1990s_one-hit_wonders_in_the_United_States" Categories: Lists of rated songs | 1990s in the United States | American music history