One-Hit Wonder

On e-shot shop is a music artist who is mainly known as one bestseller, and usually the top 40, or the most famous rankings of Billboard Hot 100 (US music sales, radio playback, streaming). It is defined as a song in the equivalent international ranking. If you are lucky, the next single of the actor will have the chance to enter the chart, but despite the widely known bes t-selling, it will not reach the same level of fame and will soon disappear. Despite the success of the song released by the actor, the unusual development that no album is comparable is that the "on e-shot shop" is popular among music fans and pop culture fans. Prepare as an event.

Usually, the public defines on e-shot shops by cultural impact, not by mapping in the space (because there are relatively few people who memorize such small things). For example, if a certain actor gives a strong firs t-ranked bestseller, it will be disqualified in the definition of the billboard if the 40th place is achieved at the technical level, but it is effectively remember that 40th place will be remembered over time. It is impossible, most of the time. Probably a textbook of such an actor. Some actors are difficult to handle during the heyday, and even if they obviously have certain representative numbers, no one will be called a phenomenon only a day. However, over time, such actors lose their reputation (they become cult classic or are guilty of worse from history), or the memory status and unevenness of the representative songs covers other works. It hides, and most of the disciplines other than the representative songs are almost forgotten. Thus, they are misunderstood as "mysterious classmates." In fact, the music industry is facing a time when the audience has decreased, on e-shot shops have increased, and it is not going to work to find the next big. < SPAN> on e-shot shop is a music artist who is mainly known as one bes t-selling one, and the top 100 of Billboard Hot 100 (US music sales, radio regeneration, streaming most famous rankings). , Or defined as a song in the international ranking equivalent. If you are lucky, the next single of the actor will have the chance to enter the chart, but despite the widely known bes t-selling, it will not reach the same level of fame and will soon disappear. Despite the success of the song released by the actor, the unusual development that no album is comparable is that the "on e-shot shop" is popular among music fans and pop culture fans. Prepare as an event.

Usually, the public defines on e-shot shops by cultural impact, not by mapping in the space (because there are relatively few people who memorize such small things). For example, if an actor gives a strong firs t-ranked bestseller, it will be disqualified in the definition of the billboard if the 40th place is achieved at the technical level, but it is effectively remember that 40th place will be remembered over time. It is impossible, most of the time. Probably a textbook of such an actor. Some actors are difficult to handle during the heyday, and even if they obviously have certain representative numbers, no one will be called a phenomenon only a day. However, over time, such actors lose their reputation (they become cult classic or are guilty of worse from history), or the memory status and unevenness of the representative songs covers other works. It hides, and most of the disciplines other than the representative songs are almost forgotten. Thus, they are misunderstood as "mysterious classmates." In fact, the music industry is facing a time when the audience has decreased, on e-shot shops have increased, and it is not going to work to find the next big. On e-shot shop is a music artist who is mainly known as one bestseller, and usually the top 40, or the most famous rankings of Billboard Hot 100 (US music sales, radio playback, streaming). It is defined as a song in the equivalent international ranking. If you are lucky, the next single of the actor will have the chance to enter the chart, but despite the widely known bes t-selling, it will not reach the same level of fame and will soon disappear. Despite the success of the song released by the actor, the unusual development that no album is comparable is that the "on e-shot shop" is popular among music fans and pop culture fans. Prepare as an event.

Usually, the public defines on e-shot shops by cultural impact, not by mapping in the space (because there are relatively few people who memorize such small things). For example, if an actor gives a strong firs t-ranked bestseller, it will be disqualified in the definition of the billboard if the 40th place is achieved at the technical level, but it is effectively remember that 40th place will be remembered over time. It is impossible, most of the time. Probably a textbook of such an actor. Some actors are difficult to handle during the heyday, and even if they obviously have certain representative numbers, no one will be called a phenomenon only a day. However, over time, such actors lose their reputation (they become cult classic or are guilty of worse from history), or the memory status and unevenness of the representative songs covers other works. It hides, and most of the disciplines other than the representative songs are almost forgotten. Thus, they are misunderstood as "mysterious classmates." In fact, the music industry is facing a time when the audience has decreased, on e-shot shops have increased, and it is not going to work to find the next big.

Often, a group that had a one-day hit breaks up and one or more of the participants become (more) successful solo artists. Also, the "one-hit" is atypical of their work. Also, compare a hard-to-follow act to a one-book author. Of course, if enough negativity falls on them, they will never make it. Many popular European artists only had one hit on the American charts. There are also many examples of American artists who only charted once in their home country but are popular in foreign markets such as Europe, Asia, and Australia. There are also examples of American artists who are famous in the United States but only had one hit in other countries. There are also artists who only made the Top 40 once but are authority figures in their genres and even mod legislators. Some observers and music writers claim or think of these artists as "single hats," artists who only had one hit in the top 40, but these are more off the charts than any particular label. Some artists are even considered "one day wonders" because of a song they were on, but it wasn't their song. On the other hand, many of the artists who were written off in "one day wonders" suddenly have another hit, maybe even a bigger one (this has become especially evident in the TikTok era).

A 2012 article from the Village Voice gives a good idea of ​​who can and can't be a single-knit wonder. The author of the article, Chris Mullanphy, later spoke with her about the definition of a single-knit wonder in an episode of his podcast "Hit Parade."

A no-hit wonder means that an artist has a long period of success without a single hit, while a two-hit wonder means that an artist gets lucky with a second hit. See also "awesome hit album" for when an album with no hits becomes a hit. Conversely, a "breakthrough hit" is when a single hit leads to a string of subsequent hits. It is also compared to a signature song, which is the biggest hit. It can also cross over with a minor reference song, especially in the non-repeated zone. Many of the artists introduced here have had signature songs, but at the same time, they had few hits, making them erroneous designations. In rare cases, a group may have a hit song that makes it into the top 40, but it is not their most popular song, and the brand song that the group is known for does not chart or does not hit at all. This is often due to technical issues with the chart. If a performer's most famous hit song is clearly different in style from their other works, this is a "black sheep hit." When there's a mix of well-known and completely unknown works, as he was in his "Under the Law" version. When a creator goes into a work that is not on the radar of the general public, it is often a source of Magnum Opus dissonance.

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It has nothing to do with hit-point wonders, and is usually a one-scene wonder, a small but very memorable role in a major work that an "A" list star can play (probably because it is or because it is). In comparison to "The Bard of One Song," the fictional musician plays only one role in the plot (because the creators didn't bother to include more than one).

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• Elvin Bishop entered the hall of fame Rock-N-Rolla as a participant in the blues band Paul Butterfield, but is mostly known as a solo artist on the Hot 100. Bishop wrote the songs and played guitar, but he felt that his harsh voice was not suitable for the song. Instead, vocal parts were handled by future Jefferson Starship singer Mickey Thomas.
• JJ Cale had only one Top 40 hit in the US, "Crazy Mama," in 1972. He's best known as the writer of Eric Clapton's classics "Cocaine" and "Afternight," but the original version of "Cocaine" was a No. 1 hit in New Zealand.
• Delbert Mc Kindon is a rare one that has become "One Hit Wonder" in three different songs with three different songs. First, in 1980, he won the 8th place in pop charts in the blues rock "Givin 'It Up for Your Love". Later, in 1992, he won 13th place in the mainstream rock chart in "Every Time I Roll The Dice". In 1993, he ranked fourth in a country truck in the duet song "Tell me avout it" with Tanya Tucker. He has been a very popular artist, composing the 1978 hit song EMMILOW HARRIS "Two More Bottles of Wine" and won the Grammy Awards several times.
• Alanna Miles was mainly known for the song "BLACK VELVET", which was mainly written in respect to Elvis Presley in late 1989 and ranked first in HOT100, and has become the top 10 in many other countries. Ta. Miles dropped several times in his home country Canada (the 1992 album "Song Instead of a Kiss", which has gained the lead in the RPM chart), has stopped appearing on the US chart after "Black Velvet". Atlantic Records, at the same time, released a similar version by Robin Lee in the country music format, which was the only hit of her, but Lee was a little successful as the author of the song.
• In 1988, the Boston group, Torita, ranked 15th in the mainstream rock on the Billboard in "I Think She Like Me". This was the only chart hit in the group. Today, they are well known as the first major group led by the singer, Mark Sandman, who became more well known as Alto Kuro Clio and Morphine's frontman.

Beth Heart of Bruce Loco Singer won 88th place in HOT100 in La Song (Out of This Town) in 1999. The song was also the top 10 of the top 40 adults, and was the first hit in New Zealand. Despite the no single, Heart was popular in West Europe, and some of her albums ranked on Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands charts.

• Christian / gospel
• Lauren Digle is ranked high in the Christian Music chart. However, thanks to "You Say", which became 29th in HOT100 and gained four times the platinum in HOT100.
• Jars of Clay: The Christian Alto Folk Group finished 37th in the pop charts and 12th in the modern rock chart in 1996. The latter ranked in the latter chart was the first case where the same song was ranked at the same time on a modern rock and Christian rock chart. The song was the only song that gained at least a certain support in the mainstream.
• P. O. D.'s "Youth of the Nation," inspired by the Columbine and Satan school shootings, was their joint best-selling song on the mainstream charts in 2001, reaching #28 on the Hot 100. That same year, they narrowly missed out on the Top 40 with their song "Alive": it reached #41. However, "Nation" became a Top 40 best-seller, and outside of rock radio, "Alive" and "Nation" are remembered as two-hit wonders.
• Sixpence None the Richer reached #2 with their 1998 best-seller "Kiss Me," released in the film She's All That. Their next single, a cover of The Ra's "There She Goes," reached #32 on the Hot 100 but failed to reach the top 10 on the AC charts. In 2002, they released the contemporary adult bestseller "Breathe Your Name," but it failed to chart. All subsequent singles were flops and they are now completely forgotten.
• DC Talk was one of the greats of Christian music in the late 1980s and early 1990s, winning four Grammy Awards during their career. Their first single was "Just Between You and Me," which reached the top 30 on both the Billboard Hot 100 and the Billboard Adult Contemporary in 1996. However, their exceptionally well-known song, "Jesus Freak," was played on secular alternative radio (due to its obvious grunge influences) and did not chart at all, but it did become a #10 best-seller on the Billboard Bubbling Under Hot 100 singles chart.
• Christian fresh wave artist Leslie Phillips had a number of best-selling hits on the Christian charts by the mid-80s, but turned to secular alternative rock by the end of the decade, signing with Virgin Records and changing her stage name to Sam Phillips (her childhood nickname). Despite several critically acclaimed secular albums (she is also credited as a composer for the TV series Gilmore Girls), she only had one single on the Billboard alternative chart, "Holding On To The Earth," which reached #22 in 1989.
• Zafura is an Italian group formed in the 1970s and specializes in folk music, folk songs, and religious songs. This song is a classic song for children in kindergarten, scout camp, summer camp, etc., and is a masterpiece of traditional folk songs. The composer of the original song is not specified, and the religious context (a story of an animal taken by Noah) is overturned. The song was translated into several languages ​​and was not very popular outside of Italy, but still hundreds of times better than any other song that Zafra worked on.
• The Ocean Group is mostly known thanks to the 1970 Pop Pesne "Put Your Hand in Your Hand". In his home country, Canada made a minor hit of a few songs, but he did not give a big impression.
• "ONE Day at A Time", composed by Chris Crystapheron, "Single" four artists in six years. Initially, Marilyn Seller was 40th in hot 100 in the hot country and song charts in 1974. One year later, the Cuvar of Irish singer Gloria (Smith's surname) led an Irish single chart and became a record holder with a 9 0-week career and is still ongoing. At the same time, Lena Martel recorded the UK No. 1 hit in her version, but no longer appeared on the chart. In 1980, Christie Lane took the lead in the country music chart, ranking fifth in New Zealand.
• The frying pan is wel l-known for both Havi Metal and Christian Rock, but "Awake and Alive", which won the first appearance of the charts, was the only hit song in hot 100. 100. I would like you to compare it with their patented song "MONSTER", which caused the hot 100 single hit list.
• Crystal Meyers, a Christian singer in the United States, was advertised as a Christian version of Avril Lavin, similar to the album jacket. He then released two albums and brought a new hit on the US Christian Chart, but no hit songs were born and became completely unknown.
• Mercym - One of the most famous Christian rock bands. In 2003, their sudden crossover hit "I Can Only Imagine" reached #71 on the Hot 100, #27 on the Adult Top 40, #33 on the Mainstream Top 40, and #5 on the AC charts. They never got another #1 in the US after that, and quickly went back to classic Christian stuff.

• US Christian pop group Jump5 was essentially billed as a Christian version of teen-heavy groups like S Club 7 and Steps, with similar album covers, and in 2004 their song "Wonderful" was a best-seller on the Billboard charts, reaching #19 on the Christian Chr and #22 on the Christian AC charts. In the early to mid-2000s, they were regular participants in Disney projects, performing Stitch's "Aloha, Ee Komo Mai" trademarked by Lilo, but "Wonderful" was their only hit.
• Jimmy Boyd had a best-selling hit in 1952 with the traditional New Year's song "I saw mama Santa Claus". Boyd was therefore actually 13 years old, and this song was the prerequisite for the death of his career. He then had a uniformly successful acting career, but did not achieve the popularity of, for example, Star's megahit.
• Rodney Carrington, known for his vulgar consistency in stand-up comedy and country music, had a best-selling hit for Black Sheep in 2009 with "Camouflage and Christmas Lights", a very serious song about hunters celebrating Christmas. However, he no longer releases personal content on the radio, and continues to tour and sign contracts.
• Elmo and Patsy have a New Year's Eve staple song. "Grandma Got Run Overed by A Reinder" was first released in 1979, but most people would be hard-pressed to name any other releases. In fact, it's odd that Patsy isn't even on the song at all, and as a result, she's often identified as Dr. Elmo. No attention has been paid to her own fame (so famous, in fact, that the cartoon was removed from it), and for example, the song didn't make it onto the Hot 100 until the 1990s, with her only charting peak being #48 on Hot Country Songs in 1999. In Canada, the highest ceiling was Irish Rovers, who took up the #20 space in 1982.
• Jeff Fox Karli: In a portrait that "you have the ability to be simple," he has been set in music (usually a comedian known for his own single-SideD Tirads). The song that fell to a certain number of songs, including comedy fragments, and the top 40 country music, has not paid attention to the fact that it was 12 days of Christmas red neck in 1996. Unlike his other singles, there was no sample of the executive or the existing singer chorus. Instead, she showed a solo duet, a parody of "12 days of Christmas," and a unique story. The song was later recorded by Jimmy Wayne's "Paper Angels", the number of New Year Songs, which accounted for the country's first place.
• Before Barry Gordon gained popularity as a real voice of Donatello, he became the sixth place in the song "Nuttin 'for Christmas" in 1955. At that time, he was still six years old.
• Bobby Helms has been known forever as a person who played Jingle Bell Rock. His other bes t-selling "My Special Angel" and "Fraulein" have sank unknown.
• New songs: "Christmas shoes" recorded a large crossover hit (AC 11th, 42nd in pop, 31st in country), but since then, it has long been silence except for our mainstream layer, a contemporary Christian. I have come. In fact, it's strange that the cover version of the CHRISTMAS SHOES has been a single top 40 country hit of the shor t-lived girls group, Three of Hearts, one year later.
• In 1953, Gale Pivi recorded his personal bestseller with a song "I Want A Hippo for Christmas" and ranked 24th at the age of 100 at the age of 10. Later, he gave a certain number of singles under his real name Jamie Horton, but nothing was successful.
• Mac Isor was a pioneer of Denmark Hi p-hop in the 1980s, but is hardly remembered in his own Christmas test slur, Det 'Cool. In this song, he rides a Sori of Sampla Luroy Anderson to ridicule bad weather, commercialization, and forced Christmas party. Ainer did not earn income in the song, but was created as a on e-time comical work, as a result, he transferred Lyloy Anderson's heritage to her and became famous.
• Song Trust Plan, led by the No Autonomy label of Giancslayer Records Country Music (whose owners are the creators of songs by Lori Lee Fick and Tim Johnson), released a New Year's single with this title in late 2007. The song "Bring Him Home Santa" was performed by an anonymous 6-year-old girl, and the way the single was implemented focused on the Immaculate Judah Clinic. However, other Song Trust songs were released and none of them fell on the charts. Giancslayer broke up in 2009, for example, how Johnson died and Fick focused on working with his own wife, Joey-Martin-Fick, on the duet Joey + Lawrie. Trans-Siberian Orchestra had a great success with shows and tours, but their only hit single was their chart-branded "Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12/24)" (previously released by TSO spinoff Savatage). "Gods Rest Merry Gentlemen" and "Carol of the Bells" reached #25 on the Adult Contemporary chart and #29 on the regular rock chart, and were certified gold by the RIAA. They also reached #49 on the Billboard Radio Songs chart, a feeder chart to the Billboard Hot 100, but did not make it onto the Hot 100. The group had a number of other best-sellers on the Adult Progressive charts, but none achieved the same fame as "Sarajevo." However, their 2004 song "Wizards in Winter" is popular as the accompaniment to a worldwide YouTube meme about Christmas light shows created in 2005 by an engineer from Cincinnati.
• Vince Once and the Valiant Group are almost more popular than "All I Want for Christmas Is You" (not to be confused with the Mariah Carey song), which is considered one of the most frequently performed songs in the country music genre. Before that, they gained some popularity thanks to their 1980 parody arrangement of the Barbara Ann song "Bomb Iran".

• The 18t h-century Italian composer Tomazo Albinoni was awarded a very honorable certificate called "Wonder at once" to works that he did not compose. "Adagio Salt Minor Albinoni" is often used as a BGM for cute scenes in movies and television, but has actually been part of the basics of this work discovered in 1945. It was written by Italian composer Lemo Jazott in the 1950s and could not provide evidence of this statement. Whether he is reading the truth is still a controversy. In this way, Adagio Jazotto can be classified into a "miracle day," instead of Albinoni (its work is popular with the representative of Barock Music, the only followers of Baroque music).
• You won't understand who this euphemistic expression is, but if you have traded on the piano, you've learned a "rush stick" quickly. These small items are the only works that she composed by the pseudonym Arthur de Ruri at the age of 16 in 1877.
• South America's composer Samuel Baber is a very popular in traditional settings thanks to the first violin performance and the first symphony, but the string that began as a relaxed part of his minor string quartet. According to Adagio for, he is recalled by the host. To consider how Agage has surpassed his old work, following its footprints, all kinds of adio processing (the main version for string orchestra, but chorus processing is often from the church mass. ・ There are more than 250 records buried and recorded as the word “day”, and it can be seen that there are only a dozen records of string quartet.
• Georges Bizsey wrote a lot of works in a short life, but huge works were lost and important parts of other works were handled by other composers. The only thing he actually wrote for his fatal death, and in fact, the earliest you can hear now is Carmen.
• Luigi Bokkelini was often used in this kind of movie, such as Lady Killers (1955), with his string fiv e-storied or. 11 No. 5.
• If you have heard anything about Alfredade Catalani's performance, it was used in the 1981 thriller movie "Diva" directed by the fastest soprano Aria "Ebben Jack Jack Binex."
• Mark Antoin Charpantier, like his brothers, is a popular fanfare accepted as the theme of the broadcasting agency: MARCHE EN's introduction (MARCHE EN). Rondeau) and all other programs, at the same time, were broadcast throughout Europe. But he was quite a master's work, and his other works were popular with Baroque's major supporters.
• Jeremeier Clark, a British composer who was active on the 18th century stage, is now well known as a wedding melody, and has been popular because it composes "Denmark Zarevich", which is often known as the name of the trumpet. I'm doing it. In fact, even worse for him, this work has long been transmitted by Henry Persera's work.
• Duke-Paul's French composer is now recalled to the lead for writing "Students of the Magician" (fantasy), but the precedent is actually a fanatic perfectionism. Almost all compositions were those who were dissatisfied with them, and after Held.
• Françoi s-Joseph Gosk was recalled as the protagonist for Gavo, who was now forgotten.
• Julius Fuchik is recalled only in the normal circus music, "Entrance of Museum."
• Denmark's composer Jacob Gada has gained popularity with one song, "Blind", a tango global knowledge. Perhaps he doesn't oppose the fact that the author's reward has actually created this work financially and has allowed a large trade fair for young Danish professional artists. See.
• Benjamen Goddo and his "Kojin Song (Angel Protect You)" was a famous tenor singer and first hit his opera Josslin.
• Gustav Holsta's extremely famous work is a beautiful orchestral composition of Planet. She defeated his other fantasy for his belt, so in fact he began to rebel, and the plains were scratching the auxiliary share when Pluto was not closed in 1930. I refused.
• Engelbert Kumper Dink (not a composer or singer) had a huge response in his own opera, Gentell and Gretel (1893). However, the mysterious opera "Keni Huskinder", which has been forgotten now, has gained popularity.
• Ruggiero Leoncavallo's only known work is the opera Pagliacci in two acts, which is often performed in a double bill with The Cabbages (the song "Mattinata" is relatively popular, since it was written for Caruso and was his favorite). By the way, Leoncavallo is popular with presenters not only because of the opera, but also because of one moment in it (the aria "Vesti la Giubba"). Vesti la Giubba" (Vesti la Giubba).
• The prolific composer, pianist and music publisher Henry Charles Littleff became popular thanks to his music publishing house Collection Littleff, which still exists today, and the playful Scherzo of his Symphony No. 4 in D minor.
• Pietro Mascagni is popular only for one of his first masterpieces, the one-act opera Cavalleria Rusticana (Village Chivalry).
• Soviet Futurist composer Alexander Mosolov is popular for his 1927 composition, The Iron Foundry, which he wrote almost entirely by himself. This is probably because his year in a concentration camp for "counter-revolutionary activities" and "hooliganism" in 1937-38 convinced him to be cautious in the rest of his career.
• Most of the works of French Baroque composer Jean-Joseph Mouret are currently unfinished. He is popular, at least in the United States, for the representative Fanfare Rondo from his Symphonic Suite No. 1, which is used as the theme for the PBS television series Masterpiece (and is also known as the famous wedding melody).
• Leopold Mozart, the founder of the better known Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, was a widely known musician and composer, but today only his Toy Symphony is regularly completed. To make matters worse, it was for many years mistakenly attributed to Joseph Haydn.
• Otto Nikolai is a popular opera composer at the time, but only his last opera, Shakespeare's cheerful wives, is mainly performed in Germany today. Other than Germa n-speaking countries, you can only listen to overtakes. In 1841, Merrano Scala's box office, Melelli, asked for an opera textbook, but refused because it was so violent. Melelli found a young Giuseppe Verdi, who had just abandoned the composition with the failure of the second opera, "The King of the Day only," and asked him to make the text music as if he was almost laughing. The opera "Nebukadnesal" was a huge hit, and Verdi became the greatest opera composer in Italy. By the way, Verdi's last opera is a "Fal Staff" based on the same play as Windsor's Cheerful Wife, and is hidden in most countries in the world in the shadow of Nikolai opera.
• Speaking of Karl Orf, Cantata "Carmina Burana" is famous. After the premiere, Orf himself told the publisher: "Everything I wrote so far can be destroyed." In fact, he is the most well known at the beginning (and end) of its standard fragment, "Fortuna IMPERATRIX MUNDI: O Fortuna", but "Hassenhauer" is also quite famous.
• Johann Pachelbert's Chan g-style canon is probably one of the most famous and frequent classical works. Some of his organists are popular among organists, but most of them know only as "Canon", even if they know.
• Speaking of Christian Petzolt, it is famous for the "G major of Johann Cebastian Bach" until the 1970s. Many of the fame of this song is derived from being diverted to the Girls Group, The Toys's 1965 hit song, "Lover's Concerto."
• Amirkare Ponquielli's only memorable performance is his "Time Dance" from his opera "La Djokonda", which was used in the 1940 original "Fantasia", comedy singer Alan Shaman in 1963. He won the song "Hello Madda, Hello Fadu".
• Emile von Lesnichek wrote many works in almost all classical genres, but his only work today is the bright top over of the Kian Donna Diana.
• Fentino Rosas died at the age of only 26, but most of the few works he wrote are "Sobre Las Olas".
• Its creator, Claude Joseph Rouget, whose name was Rouget de Lisle, wrote plays, songs, essays, etc., but this small victory actually meant that he was in Kutuzka for some time due to debts, and his works are now forgotten. In his honor, at least many streets were built, monuments were erected, and his body was moved to a housing complex for the disabled. And all this because of a song he wrote. This song, called "Military Song for the Army of the Rhine", became widely known as "Marseille".
• Among the many works of the French composer and pianist Erik Satie, only one song: "Hymn No. 1" is used as a nostalgic, measured type of embedded music.
• The only known compositions by de Schröcher-Field are two minor-key plays for piano, one of which is the outline for the performance of "Or". 1 No. 2 L a-Bemol Minor is a brilliant and very difficult piece, often played at the BIS. This precedent, in fact, about Schlötzer and his life, it was not enough, it gave rise to the version that Schlötzer did not write this piece, but acquired the manuscript of the more popular pianist and composer Moritza Moszkowski in this IRGE chart.
• The most famous work of the Norwegian pianist and composer Christian Sinding is "Spring Buzz", a casual but virtuoso sound that is perennially popular among amateur pianists.
• Johann Strauss Sr. had a similar fate as Leopold Mozart. Now he is mostly known thanks to the "Radetskaya Marsh", which is always sold out at the end of the Vienna Philharmonic's Christmas performances.
• Emil Waldhofer's dance music is not entirely unknown, but his best-known work, the "Skater's Waltz," has long been a staple for winter and ice-skating in film and television.
• French composer Charles-Marie Widor's works are in high demand among organists, but most listeners probably only recognize the final toccata of his Organ Symphony No. 5 in F minor, or No. 42 No. 1, a well-known recital.

Comedy/parody/romance

• Benny Bell (maiden Benjamin Samburg) took a long career with British and Idish songs and marketing jingles from 1929 to 1999, but in 1975, he suddenly "shaving cream. I was stunned by the song. The song, recorded in 1946, was later sung on a disco program on the disco, and was reprinted and ranked 30th in the chart.
• The Bonzo Dog Do Du Dar Band Group was one of the first groups that combined comedy and rock, with the Beatles and Monty Python. Incorading the group, Paul McCartney's group, I'm the Urban Spaceman ranked fifth in the UK in 1968 and became a group single bestseller. Although the group did not enter the top 40, his favorite Neil Ines and the Vivian Stan Shall group continued their solo activities. Ines is a collaboration with Monty Python. "Singed), gaining even more attention and c o-producing Eric Idol and the Rattles Group.
• British pop / rock band, Boys Donut Cry, played a song "I Wanna Be A Cowboy" in a short novel genre in 1983 and reached the 12th place line, but never disturbed the chart. Ta.
• Barry Clearer has been more popular as a veteran of comedy scenes, a novelist and performer, and has been a part of the comedy scene in the UK for 60 years. --.. The most unknown was the cover version of Purple People People Eater, which he recorded in 1957, which failed in the UK, but became a song in Finland. Barry doesn't have a record. Everywhere.
• Isaac Haze is not considered a on e-hit Wonder (despite the fact that his main catalog masses only discover the topic of shin hair), but his character at South Park in 1998 In December, his song "CHOCOLATE SALTY BALLS (P. S. I Love You)" accounted for the first place on a single chart between Britain and Irish.
• Australian Yankee Joe Dolce had a major bestseller in 1980-81 with the song "Shaddup You Face", recorded under the stage pseudonym Joe Dolce Music Theatre, which debuted at number one in Australia, the UK and several Belgian states, reached the top five in several others, and was a minor bestseller in the US (it was in the daily ratings of Dr Demento's Funny 25). However, nothing more from his work charted, let alone froze on major bestsellers, and he quickly sank into obscurity. The song "Shaddup You Face" was all the more unfortunate in the UK, due to the fact that it did not give the union "Vienna", which received widespread recognition in the fresh wave, occupying just the first space in the English charts. Comedian Bill Engwall, like his friend Jeff Foxcarty, has turned some of his comic numbers into songs, often with choruses written by well-known country performers or unrecorded session vocalists. His debut album's "Here's Your Sign" series of jokes, shifted to a chorus by Travis Tritt's Marvel, and his song "Here's Your Sign (Get the Picture)" was a real bestseller. The single reached #29 on the country charts and #43 on the Hot 100, becoming a uniform bestseller (though "Here Is Your Sign Is Christmas," a parody of Jingle Bells with a unique comic battle, gained some seasonal ether).
• Comedian and head night talk show host Jimmy Fallon is immensely popular for his musical comedy, but has only had one chart bestseller. "EW!", with Will. i. am, reached 26 spaces on the Hot 100. He then introduced her on The Tonight Show in October 2014.
• Sasha Baron Cohen, in the guise of Ali G, reached number two on the UK bestsellers with "Me Julie", with Shegi, included on the soundtrack of the film Ali G Indahouse. This is his only hit song.
• The Goodies: In the 1970s, they had a whole series of comic bestsellers that became a natural extension of their TV comic show. In fact, what prepared them by the miracle of their first bestsellers was, for example, a precedent, but in fact their first single "(Doo, Doo, Doo) The Funky Gibbon" was a parody of disco dance motifs and was initially observed as a normal song in the US, entering the lower share of dance and disco. This song is the group's single on the US charts.
• Mav Griffin is popular with the main moderator, entrepreneur of talk programs, and developers as developers of the super famous game program "Fortune Wheel" and "Jeopardy!" The only bestseller with Martin was the novel song "I'm Got a Nice Group of Coconuts".
• Rally Grooiss, a hosting country, folk, and children's music, fell to 9th space in 1976 with a song "JUNK FOOD JUNKIE". Later, Grois served as the main personality of the Mountain Stage, a musical program on the NPR channel, which was conducted from 1983 to 2021, and shines as a c o-author.
• Although screaming Jay Hawkins is not considered a hit song at the technical level, his 1956 song, "I Put A Spell ON YOU" has become a rock classic. He is often regarded as the first hit, because this is the only song that is still recalled.
• Ray Stevens is not considered a "miracle of the 1st hit", but has many hit songs, like a country, like pop music. However, as a member of the Henhouse Five Plus, he also played a cover version of the song "IN THE MOOD", which consists of only the chicken in the cow, and arranged a personal uniform bestseller-top 40-.
• Despite most of their songs, they became the Viral Bestseller, but in the top 40 of the Billboards, the Lonely Island "I Just Had Sex" of Comedia n-Treppa's unified song "I Just Had Sex" was 30th. It was. This song is not here, but now this song is associated with a single that did not enter the top 40, so I am on a boat, so Jack-Sparrow or the same "Everythings Awesome". Perhaps at least one unforgettable.
• Liam Lynch was the developer of the Cup Nosuki's surreal comedy program "Shifra and Ouri's Show", and became a bestseller in 2002 in "UNITED STES OF COATIER". The song accounted for 32nd place on the billboard chart, ranked 10th in the UK, and became a bigger bestseller.
• Since the 2000s, Steve Martin has become more and more dedicated to his career music, and has gained specific attention on the Biglass stage. But before that, in 1978, "King Tut" (included in his standup album "A Wild and Crazy Man") was a single regular bestseller.
• Juliana Rose Mauriero, who played the role of Stephanie in Raidy Town, ranked fourth in the UK in the UK in 2006 in Binban (time to dance) inserted at the end of all episodes. This is the only hit of her, like other members of the TV series, and was not repeated, including the monument "We are Number One".
• The bes t-selling song of Mankyu's folk singer / comedian, Mike Harding is a cowboy, a cowboy living in the Locchdale in the UK, and spills the truck and complains that "the truck does not fit" 1. It's just a song. "And when I get on an Alsace dog, people say everyone sarcastic." Like most other actors belonging to this category, he is more popular thanks to the contributions outside the music scene. Yes, thanks to the melody of the movie "Danger Mouse" and "Count Dakura".
• Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas, who play the SCTV character, Bob and Doug Mackenzie, achieved the top 20 in the United States in 1982. The song was in charge of Chorus by Gedi Lee and consisted of a long conversatio n-style sketch. However, Moranis and Thomas both built a lon g-term career career in the movie world, and the shape did not rank again on the hit chart.
• Morris Minor & The Majors: their only big bestseller is Busty Boys' parody, Stutter Rap (No Sleep Til Bedtime). The following album "This is the chorus" was a parody of Stock Eight Ken Waterman and was the most successful. The band members, Tony Hawks, explained in his book, ONE HIT WONDERLAND, that the first record has been sold to children who have been listening to Beasy Boys. The second record was a fool of the music that the children were listening to, and eventually failed. The group later broadcasted a single play, "Morris Minor's MARVELLOUS MOTORS," in the BBC, but suffered a sluggish audience rating and lasted only one season.
• The abov e-mentioned One Hit Wonderland states that Hawks, who became famous for his humorous travelogue, tried to create sensation. He succeeded. It looks like this. He created a song "Big in Albania", and was interested in composer Tim Rice and Comedian Norman Wisdom (Albanian's favorite) and played the song together. Hawks became 18th in Albania in 2002, with his efforts. Interestingly, despite all of his work, he only became a "on e-shot shop" in two different countries, for example, "Stuter Rap" did not enter a hit chart in Albania.
  • Nigel Pranner won the second place in 1984 in a cover of the traffic psychedelic traditional song "Hole in My SHOE" as his own hippie character, Neil, appearing in the TV series "The Young ONES". The success of the song was both popular at the time and the internal singing of the planner in Top of the Pops. The next single of the hero was a cover version of the psychedelic era, which was Tomorrow's "My White Bicycle", but was only 97th place.
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  Sweet People was the brainchild of Swiss pianist Alena Morisod, whose 1979 album Et Les Oiseux Chantaiment, a recording of bird songs accompanied by loving synthesizers, strings and drums, became a major bestseller. The high-caliber song reached number four in the UK, number five in Belgium and number four in the Netherlands. Morisod continued to work under the name Sweet People into the 2010s, but never achieved any new chart majors, for example.
  • Mason Williams is a professional comedy writer, who created many unforgettable skits for The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour and was briefly the main writer for Saturday Night Live. He is still a professional traditional guitarist, and he shows off his skills on the Besserer of his 1968 single "Classical Gas".
  • George Zamfir is the world's most famous panfraster, but he was not impressed by his own popularity, and only made his first sensation in his native Romania with a rendition of the classic funeral song "Doina de Jale". His record reached number four in the UK in 1976 and was featured on the BBC religious program "The Light of Experience". Zamfir ignored this single hit and continued to have success as an album artist in the UK decades later.
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  David Foster has had a string of best-selling albums as a producer and song creator, winning 16 Grammy Awards, but only one solo song reached the Top 40. In his native Canada, Foster had the biggest sales on the Adult Prog Music chart.
  • James Horner is one of the most widely known and popular film composers of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. While excerpts from dozens of films have occasionally made it onto the pop charts, Titanic became such a phenomenon in 1997 and 1998 because Horner arranged it: his composition "Southampton" was a minor South American radio hit in early 1998, and today it reaches #22 on the Contemporary Contemporary chart and #39 on the Mainstream Top 40 chart, which used the US Top 40 at the time. Horner has not made a pop chart appearance since.
  • Austrian artist Anton Karas had a 1950 bestseller with Harry Lima's theme from Nuer's film The Third Man, which reached #1 in the US as a single and sold a half million copies of one record. The rest of the songs are literally unwanted, except by a few of Citra's most loyal followers.
  • In 1977, when "New Hope" laid the foundation for the "Star Wars" enthusiast, the cul t-like cult of John Williams was released under the name of a single. 。 The single was played by English Symphony Orchestra and ranked 10th in HOT100. 2 ONE also entered the chart on the main theme of the movie "Superman: Kino", but was ranked 81st. LSO is still one of the most respected symphony in the world, and has not been active as a musician since the 1970s until the score was recorded for the movie.
  • Greek composer Vangelis joined HOT100 in 1981 on the theme of the movie "Flame Tank". Later, he was ranked twice with John Anderson on a hit chart, but his group Yes is not immediately a miracle hit.
  • Hans Zimmer is an Osca r-awar d-winning film composer and an electric music pione. However, there are a certain number of hit albums for movie soundtracks, but only once as the main performer charts in. "Spider-PIG" is an interesting chorus song written by the arrangement with Michael A. Levin (no notation in the single) for the movie "Simpsons". I ranked in. There were a certain number of bestsellers using dozens of movies other clips on the UK chart, but they did not enter the top 40 once or twice.
  • Gale Garnet is a folk singer born in New Zealand and grew up in Canada, but won the first place in the Grammy Awar d-winning song "Well Sing in the Sunshine".
  • LUMINEA's's best-selling "HO Hey" in 2012-2013 ranked third in the United States. Since then, he has never been in the top 40. As a group of album charts and genre charts, they came to the front: their debut album was a platinum album, and the sequel led the album chart. In 2016, their songs were called "OPHELIA" and ranked 66th in HOT100.
  • Ralph Macels is only popular in his song "Streets of London". His further song "Dreams of You" was in the top 40 a year later, but sluggish to 36th.
  • British writers, performers, and musicians (yes, this is just a man) could cross the pond with the 5th bes t-selling "Let Her Go". Not to mention North America, in Europe, he has not yet had a new big bestseller. Generally, he has the opportunity to comfort him in the Southern Hemisphere: his album pairs are stunned in Australia and New Zealand, and the song "Anywhere" includes six space on the NZ chart.
  • Peter Sarstedt released "Were Do You Go To, My Lovely" in 1969. That same year, "Frozen Orange Juice" also reached the top ten, but it was not a best seller like its predecessor.
  • Manitoba-born Susan Aglukluk (known as "InUut" in Inuk) released her bilingual song "O Siem" in 1995, which became a best seller in Canada. It reached number one on the country and AC charts and number three on the RPM Top Singles chart. She continues to have a number of hits, but most of them are little known at this point.
  • Danish guitarist Jørgen Ingman is more popular between his 1961 crossover hit "Apache" and the duet that won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1963.
  • Peter, Paul and Mary are not considered first bestselling wonders, but Knock's half was a solo artist with his own bestselling "The Wedding Song".
  • Barry McGuire was popular in his day thanks to his own 1965 disobedience song "Eve of Destruption". In the 1970s, McGuire was born a Christian and recorded a number of Christian music albums.
  • George Ezra is an imaginable presence in his native England, but his US chart presence was limited to a song called "Budapest".
  • The Brothers Four, a folk rock quartet from Seattle, had a #2 bestselling hit with the song "Greenfields", but no other major bestsellers.
  • The Village Stompers, a group from Greenwich, played what could actually be described as folk-Dixie, and had a number of bestsellers between 1963 and 1965, but only thanks to the song "Washington Square," which reached number two on the Billboard Hot 100 and number one on the adult contemporary charts in September 1963.
  • Bill Hayes had a number one bestseller in 1955, and quickly recorded and released a version of the theme song "The Ballad of Davy Crokett" (1954). His subsequent albums stopped in the 1930s, and never made it into the charts. Hayes, who was known more for his musical theater and nightclub singing, did not dare to do sound recordings, but later turned to acting, best known for his role as Day Williams in the TV series "Days of Our Life."
  • Barry Sadler's HQ had a big hit in 1966 with the song "Ballad of the Green Berets". The song topped the Hot 100 for five months, becoming the biggest pop hit of 1966, the #1 easy listening and #2 country bestseller. He sang "It" and "Team" once, but was forgotten after that. Sadler later became a novelist and died after being shot.
  • Asaf Avidan and Mojos are wel l-known fork groups in their home country Israel, but Rimix 2012 has become a single bes t-selling 2008 song "One Day/Rekoning Song" overseas.
  • The Finnish Group Loïtuma was the same thanks to the mutation of the Myers. Their version of the Finnish ethnic song IEVAN POLKKA (Polka Eve), which was included in the 1995 album, was a major enemy in 2006, thanks to Russian random user Livejournal. Leekpin and others have appeared. Loituma also released a new single in the UK, IEVA'S POLKA in 2006, taking this hobby, but since this interest faded, no one had anyone except Finland.
  • There are many British artists who have become stars in their home country, but can only be the best in the United States, but the opposite happens. One example is John Denver. In his home country, Denver was one of the largest musical star performers in the 1970s, with four No. 1 single and an album close to gold and platinum. However, in the UK, which crossed the Atlantic Ocean, the only single in the top 40 was "Annie's Song", which won the first place in 1974. Later, "MAYBE LOVE", written in collaboration with the famous opera tenor, Prakieed Domingo, accounted for the 46th place on the 1981 British chart. Leaving on a je t-plane "Ya" TAKE ME HOME, Country Roads "later gained popularity in the UK.
  • The Canadian Folk Pop Group, Walk Off, became a worl d-class bestseller in the cover version of Gotier's "Sambaddy Zatt I-Id o-t o-Know" in 2012. The newness of the caber was not connected to the career. The further song "Red Hands" has become a minor bestseller in South American adult radio friends, but since then, a few singl e-songs have been charged in hot 100 in Canada.
  • The Country and Folk duo, The Civil Wars, is one of the bes t-known bands in the early 2010s. The debut album "Burton Hollow" in 2011 was acclaimed, became a gold album, and was nominated twice in the Grammy Prize in 2012. While enjoying the success of the album, they recorded the top 40 pop hits in early 2012 with the song "Safe & Amp; Amp; Amp; Sound". But then the group carriers ended rapidly. The creative and personal incident between the two members has virtually collapsed while recording two albums bearing personal titles. Safe & amp; amp; amp; Sound "was finally the only hit song in Billboard Hot 100, despite the fact that it was not as popular as the actual album song.
  • Canadian folk singer, Indio, has entered the top 10 of Canada and American charts in the 1989 debut single "Hard Sun". Later, when the fame of the song reached its peak, Indio literally disappeared from the ground. He was disillusioned with the music industry and did not record albums since then. He finally appeared in 2009 when Eddie Vader had changed the lyrics of Cover version of "Hard Sun" in the soundtrack of the movie Into the Wild.
  • Bruce Cockburn (Cobang and pronunciation) have been highly valued in the folk music world with their guitar performances and songwriting, and have created many bes t-selling albums in their home country Canada. However, in the United States, in 1979, "Wondering Where the Lions Are" was only ranked 21st.
  • Irish band Irish Lovers has been recording for more than 50 years, but succeeded in Unicorn written by Shell Sylvastain in 1968. They were the biggest success in Wasn'T That A Party, a member of The Lovers in Canada, but their victory was subsequent.
  • Four Jacks and A Jill, a folk quintet in South Africa, ranked its own song "Master Jack" 18th in the US pop chart in 1968. The following "Mister Nico" was 98th, and did not rank in hot 100, but in South Africa, it has been ranked in the bes t-selling TOP20.
  • The Springfields had several hits in their native England, but their only transatlantic hit in the United States was "Silver Threads and Golden Needles," which reached number 20 in 1962. Interestingly, the song did not chart in their native England. A few years later, the Dusty Springfield contestant left the group to pursue a solo career and became a pop music icon of the 1960s.
  • Todd Snider's only hit was "Talkin' Seattle Grunge Rock Blues," released in 1993, which is a Bob Dylan-like blues song about grunge groups becoming great when they decide to be "the only group that never plays a single note, a single note, a single note, no matter what." Despite being a hidden track, the song was loved by rock radio stations that featured the same group that mocked the song, and reached number 31 on the regular rock charts in late 1994. Snider has since returned to a cult following. Two other songs from the same album as Blues were quailed by country music performers: Gary Allan's "Okay Guy" and Mark Chesnutt's "Trouble."
  • The Spokesman, a conservative, pro-Vietnam War, reached the Hot 100 with "Dawn of Correction," a response to "Eve of Destruction" Barry McGuire. Like McGuire, it was his only hit. Their cover version of The Beatles' "Michelle" also received a lot of airplay on WIBG, but it was not as successful as "Dawn of Correction." Group members John Medora and David White were more successful songwriters, co-writing "At the Hop" by Danny & the Juniors (White was also a member of the group), "You Donat Own Me" by Lesley Gore, and "-2-3" by Len Barry.
  • The famous folk singer, Woody Gaslie's son, Aaro Gasley in the fall of 1972, became the bes t-selling in the railway blue s-style song "New Orleans City" for one generation, ranked 18th in hot 100 and on the adult chart. Recorded and became a minor country hit. ". Fresh Orleans" is a song written by Steve Goodman, covered by Willie Nelson in 1984. Last but not least, Gasley, who played a lot of socially important songs as the founder, is still very popular, thanks to the Alice's Restaurant, which was composed and recorded in 1969. "Alice's Restaurant" is a rebuttal song to the Vietnam War and sheds light on the 1960s counterculture. As a song, "Alice's Restaurant" became a cultural phenomenon and became a feature film, but it was a 1 8-minute fairy tale number, so it was not suitable for release as a single version. Gasley releases all the situations in the chorus in this song, releasing all the situations, "Alice's Rock & Amp; Amp; Amp; Roll Restaurant", which adds three new poems according to the actual restaurant, but hot 100. Then, it was only 97th place, except for "New Orleans".
  • Rose Garden flew the top 20 hits in "NEXT PLANE TO LONDON" in 1967, but was no longer heard. Kenny Odel, who made this song, was one shot twice.
  • Nizlopi, the UK duo, who performs indie folk and hi p-hop, won the bes t-selling in the UK in 2005 in the song "JCB". The second single ranked 91st, but did not enter the chart and eventually broke up in 2020.
  • In 1965, Silky covered The Beatles' "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away" and finished 28th in the UK and 10th in the United States. The cover was also participated in the "Branched Four people": John Lennon produced, and Paul McCartney was in charge of the guitar and George Harrison percussion. However, the band, which is about to succeed in the United States, failed to get a visa or permit to be in time for the planned US tour, and had to cancel the schedule. The concerts at the show and the American band stand have also been canceled. However, Silky has been playing for another 30 years. For example, no chart in the world.
  • Newton Volkner was recognized by critics and released two albums, but dropped on the British charts. After that, he ranked 8th in the bestseller in Australia, "I Hate Mondays", but this song was intentionally written for Australian radio programs and was eventually released in other countries. Not.
  • Mums Meguri, a comedian and famous as an artist, recorded a cover of Dion's "Abraham, Martin, John" a year after the release of the original song. The song became her single hit, and during this time he arranged for a 7 5-yea r-old Mail, and was the oldest artist who ranked HOT100.
  • In 2008, the Duet of Irish Cisse, The Swell Season, became a bestseller in the movie "Falling Slowly" in the movie "ONCE", which played an important role. Later, the song was awarded the Academy Award for Best Rare Songs Award, ranked 61st in hot 100, 8th in Canada, and 2nd in Ireland. The duet releases the album without entering the chart and collapsed in 2011.
  • Terry Kashman lyrics, composition, performance: 3 songs "The first hit miracle
  • Initially, Cashmen and his music colleagues, Tommy West, ranked 22nd in HOT100 in 1969 in the name of Buchanan brothers. Under the name of this, they were ranked 61st, but they were ranked 61st, although they were the songs of "Son of a lovin 'man".
    • Like Cashman & Amp ;; Amp; West, the top 40 was r e-ranked in the bes t-selling "American City Suite" in 1972. This year, they again won the 59th place in Songman, the bes t-selling hot 100 hots, and no longer ranked on the chart as a duet song.
    • Finally, as a solo artist, Cashman won the 28th place in the adul t-contemporary chart in his baseball tribute song "Talkin 'Baseball (Willie, Mickey & Amp; Amp; Amp; Amp; The Duke)". In 1976, "Baby, Baby I Love You" recorded 76th place in HOT100, but "Baseball" is still his most famous song. The young generation of cashmen, probably, "Talkin 'Soft Ball", which he recorded for the traditional 1992 episode of "Simpsons", is the most memorable for his personal song parody. Homer at the bat, for example, Cashmen often receive more demands to sing "softball" in his own performance than any strange person. Kashman regularly mentions new players and events, records the song "Talkin 'Baseball" for a specific team, and this song remains a cult among baseball fans.
    • Afuri Simone, a singer, dancer and entertainer from Mozambique, has been active since the 1960s, but is well known for the 1975 funk / soul single RAMAYA. This song, sung in Africa's words, was a rare example of a hit all over Europe and won the first place in Italy.
    • Australia's small funk band, Cookin 'On 3 Burners, has been a chart for the first time since the song "This Girl" was remixed by KUNGS (this is also a hit outside the European countries), and in 2016 it was a global huge hit. It is.
    • Eddie Grant: If he knew his song, it would be "Electric Avenue", which ranked second in the United States and the UK in 1982. The only top 40 in his songs in the United States was Romancing The Stone, the theme song of the 1984 movie Romancing the Stone, which was forgotten. But internationally, he hits more internationally.
    • Before becoming solo, Grant was a guitarist of The E-Calls, one of the few mixed ramparts british rock bands in the 1960s. This group hits several songs in the UK, but only one song "Baby Come Back", which ranked 32nd in the United States in 1968. The other song, "Police on My Back", is the best in the 1980 cover version by The Crash.
      • Maru Mar Mori Mori! Except for, Aina Ashida's only hit song was "Nice everyday."
      • Gyugyu sunny!~"4th place. Her other songs have been ranked lower on the Japanese Billboard Chart.~In most areas other than Japan, Kami Hirose is known only for the song "Promise". The song was born as a result of a mutation in memory related to the rusty lyrics, along with the strange breakdown of Golden Eye (1997), and dancing chic dance with Nico Nico Douga. In addition to solo activities, he is also known for being in charge of music for "Card Captor Sakura".
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      • Squid mixes "shor t-lived and impactful". Until I left Nico Nico Douga at the end of 2007 due to copyright issues, only three songs made with vocaloids. However, the first song, "Give to Mikumiku ♪", is not only his masterpiece that combines the original song and the official download number of the 2012 remake version, but also a song that achieved 1 million playback as a VOCALOID song. be. It is also one of the songs that achieves VOCALOID's first 1 million views, and is one of the songs that established a character called Miku, and was one of Miku's popularity, and eventually the triggered rising rising rising. The squid itself has not been active in the VOCALOID community since 2013, but has been active on YouTube and Twitter (X).
        • Unified Bolshoi Vesseler cheap P-"Electric Angel" was hidden in the shadow of Giga P, but collected more than 1 million views. Other songs have become popular before leaving in the 2010s, but are hardly known.
        • "Meltdown", a representative song of Kagamine Rin, appears in many games, is loved by almost everyone, and has been in the legendary Hall of Fame in real time. For example, there aren't many songs that have become a big bestseller, and the moon is the closest to the main bestseller (in addition to the meltdown), but this song is not very popular at this time.
        • T-POCKET was more popular, and his song "1925" was used not only for more than 5 million times on all official websites, but also in some games. But he has not only released the song, but one of the irregular or further actions, which is very well known, as a result.
        • The popular YM is much higher than the "TEN with Ten Faces", which was played more than 3 million times on Nico Nico Douga. He also works on other works, but few have been played over 100, 000 times.
        • Hyuga Denko has a certain number of songs played over 100, 000 times in Nico Nico Douga, but "Burikko Dance", which has been played more than 1 million times from the game, is the only best seller.
        • Dave Bluebeck Carte t-One of the most popular and most popular jazz groups, the only song in the top 40 is the traditional "tak e-five", the 25th bes t-selling bes t-selling in 1961. It was. "Take Five" is called the bes t-selling song among the jazz singles, and its parent album "Time Out" sold more than 1 million jazz LP for the first time, but until their own long career is over. , It never appeared on the single chart.
        • Bill Chase was a popular jazz musician, but did not play an active part in the mainstream. In 1974, he died at the age of 39 in an airplane accident. The single bestseller recorded in his own chase group was "Get IT ON" in 1971. The song accounted for the 24th place in the 1971 Hot 100 Rankings, and was more popular than the T. Lex Group's similar bes t-selling as Bang A Gong (Ge t-on).
        • 1963's "Yakety Sax" was Butts Randolph's only Top 40 best-seller. It was popularized by its use on the Benny Hill show, and has since become the song that mechanically prepares all laughs.
        • The 1952 traditional song "Moody's Mood for Love," from which James Moody's alto sax improvisation "I" I'm in the mood for love" was named, is more popular with the wounded King Plessance (formerly Clarence Bix) as a vocalization specialist.
        • Pat Meteni is the poster child of the jazz fusion genre, and has won 20 Grammy Awards. In 1987, his collaboration with David Bowie, "This Is Not America," reached No. 32 and also reached the Top 40 in South America.
        • The country pop group Restless Heart has had a string of best-selling albums on the country charts, the Hot 100 and AC. However, their 1993 single "Tell Me What You Dream" was a major chart hit for Canadian saxophonist Warren Hill, who appeared in the song's video behind the solo. Hill has since been limited to his own genre as an instrumentalist and host.
        • In 2002, Norah Jones had a sleeper hit with "Don't Know Why," which reached the top 30 of the best-selling charts. In January of the same year, her debut album, "Come Away Me," released in the summer, topped the Billboard 200, went diamond (= sold 10 million copies) and won a Grammy Award. As a lead artist, for example, she was not the creator of the first best-selling Top 40 (she saw her charity album About the Universe, which peaked at #22, a triumph that ultimately led to two #1 albums), nor did she cross over from the Hot 100 more than once on the Billboard Adult Alternatives charts ("Don't Know WY" was not one of them).
        • Forrest and Larry Elgart recorded innocuous albums of singles and duets for big bands in the 1950s and 1960s, establishing their own "Elgartowski sound." In modern times, they are remembered only as the developers of the musical tent boogie, focusing on the specific subject of the song American Bandstand.
        • Spyro Gyra was one of the most famous jazz groups of the 1980s and had a major influence on the smooth jazz genre, but their best-selling Top 40 single was the instrumental "Morning Dance," which reached No. 24 in the US in 1979.
        • Gordon Huskel, once a modern rock legend, King Crimson's vocalist, became the bes t-selling in the 2002 Christmas in his jazz ballad, How to Are. The victory of this song was justified by intensive broadcasting on the BBC Radio 2, and this song was still the most regenerated in this radio station. Huskel ignored the victory of the song, no longer a bestseller.
        • Bobby McFelin had previously been a bestseller and later arranged a long jazz artist's career, but a certain number of other singles brought by Donato, Bee Happy, did not enter the main pop charts. Later, he is also famous as a jazz and orchestra conductor.
        • In 1966, Kenon Ball Adeluri ranked 11th in hot 100 in the instrumental tune "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy". The song was written by Pianist Adelie Joe Navinul, who later was a member of the Jazz Flue Group Weather Report. Regarding Adaray, he did not rank in hot 100, but he was highly evaluated as a saxophonist, and his work with Miles Davis is more popular. He worked on the direct work of John Coltrane and Sachs on Davis's famous album Kind of Blue.
        • Nina Simone is an image of jazz and is one of the most prestigious artists in the 20th century. If she ignores her own importance and fame, in the United States, when the cover version of "I Love You, Porgy" accounted for 18th place in the United States, it became the top 40 best seller once. Simonne was in hot 100 in five singles, exceeding her famous record, I Get No, I Get Life, but never went up to 76th place. Simone succeeded as a singer artist in the United Kingdom, with four songs in 10th. < SPAN> Gordon Huskel, who was once active as a modern rock legend, King Crimson vocalist, became the bes t-selling in the 2002 Christmas in his jazz ballad "How Wonderful You Are" in the UK. 。 The victory of this song was justified by intensive broadcasting on the BBC Radio 2, and this song was still the most regenerated in this radio station. Huskel ignored the victory of the song, no longer a bestseller.
        • Bobby McFelin had previously been a bestseller and later arranged a long jazz artist's career, but a certain number of other singles brought by Donato, Bee Happy, did not enter the main pop charts. Later, he is also famous as a jazz and orchestra conductor.
        • In 1966, Kenon Ball Adeluri ranked 11th in hot 100 in the instrumental tune "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy". The song was written by Pianist Adelie Joe Navinul, who later was a member of the Jazz Flue Group Weather Report. Regarding Adaray, he did not rank in hot 100, but he was highly evaluated as a saxophonist, and his work with Miles Davis is more popular. He worked on the direct work of John Coltrane and Sachs on Davis's famous album Kind of Blue.
        • Nina Simone is an image of jazz and is one of the most prestigious artists in the 20th century. If she ignores her own importance and fame, in the United States, when the cover version of "I Love You, Porgy" accounted for 18th place in the United States, it became the top 40 best seller once. Simonne was in hot 100 in five singles, exceeding her famous record, I Get No, I Get Life, but never went up to 76th place. Simone succeeded as a singer artist in the United Kingdom, with four songs in 10th. Gordon Huskel, once a modern rock legend, King Crimson's vocalist, became the bes t-selling in the 2002 Christmas in his jazz ballad, How to Are. The victory of this song was justified by intensive broadcasting on the BBC Radio 2, and this song was still the most regenerated in this radio station. Huskel ignored the victory of the song, no longer a bestseller.
        • Bobby McFelin had previously been a bestseller and later arranged a long jazz artist's career, but a certain number of other singles brought by Donato, Bee Happy, did not enter the main pop charts. Later, he is also famous as a jazz and orchestra conductor.
        • In 1966, Kenon Ball Adeluri ranked 11th in hot 100 in the instrumental tune "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy". The song was written by Pianist Adelie Joe Navinul, who later was a member of the Jazz Flue Group Weather Report. Regarding Adaray, he did not rank in hot 100, but he was highly evaluated as a saxophonist, and his work with Miles Davis is more popular. He worked on the direct work of John Coltrane and Sachs on Davis's famous album Kind of Blue.
        • Nina Simone is an image of jazz and is one of the most prestigious artists in the 20th century. If she ignores her own importance and fame, in the United States, when the cover version of "I Love You, Porgy" accounted for 18th place in the United States, it became the top 40 best seller once. Simonne was in hot 100 in five singles, exceeding her famous record, I Get No, I Get Life, but never went up to 76th place. Simone succeeded as a singer artist in the United Kingdom, with four songs in 10th.
        • Esperanza Spitting became one of the most famous artists in the late 2000s and early 2010s. Her complex worldview of jazz, neo-soul, and indie rock attracted the attention of critics and the general public, leading to a solemn concert in 2009 to commemorate her Nobel Peace Prize award. In 2012, her song "Black Gold" became her best-selling album, reaching 26th place on the South American chart Billboard adult Ramp; amp; B and 21st place on the Billboard Japan Hot 100, and she was nominated for a Grammy Award for "Best Fresh Artist" for the second year in a row. Her album Radio Music Society reached 10th place on the Billboard 200, but this was her last big hit. For the four years between her fourth and fifth albums, she worked as an artist 2 intent on other artists, and by the time she released her turnaround album "Emily's D+Evolution" written under the influence of jazz rock in 2016, her official momentum had run out. The album "Emily's D+Evolution" released two singles, but they only charted once or twice, and the singles from her 2019 album "12 Little Spells" suffered the same fate. Now that distance is remembered by mainstream audiences as a "jazz artist" who lost to Justin Bieber and Drake in the 2011 Grammy nomination for "Best Fresh Artist", but she still maintains her reputation in the jazz world.
        • Hiroshima gained popularity with her unique sound that combines jazz fusion with synthesizers and classical Japanese instruments. However, although the group's albums sold well, their only major hit was in 1985, when their instrumental "One Wish" reached number 20 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart.
        • Jazz fusion duo Stanley Clarke and George Duke had a major individual hit with "Sweet Baby", which reached number 19 on the Hot 100 in 1981. Clarke and Duke released three joint albums but never had a single fail to reach the Top 40. Clark was the bassist for jazz fusion group Return to Forever, which released many albums and toured extensively but never reached the top 40 on the pop charts. Duke had previously been keyboardist for Frank Moss of Invention, but his own solo bestsellers, such as 1982's Shine On, failed to crack the Top 40, making a sluggish No. 41.
        • PSY has been one of the most famous artists in Korea for 15 years and has now released and supports these bestsellers like birds. At this stage, thanks to his own bes t-selling "Gangnam Style", it has become popular, and there is nothing else. The song "Gentleman" later in 2013 became the 5th place bestseller on the Billboard and has not paid attention to the fact that you have gained more than 1 billion times on YouTube, and she literally charts. It disappears from, and it is almost impossible, in fact, PSY, thanks to other things, taking into account the Gangnam style global memory arrangement. 2014 "Hangover" (featuring SNUP DOGG) debuted in 26th place, and in 2015, "Daddy" endured 97th place for one week.
        • 2NE1 is a very famous girl among K-POP fans in South Korea and Europe and the United States, but other than its own viewers, "Dance Central 3", "So Guess You Can Dance", Microsoft Surface Pro 3 marketing video 3 ) It is only popular.
        • In 2009, Wonder Girls ranked 76th on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart in 2009, ranking the Billboard Hot 100 Chart for the first time as a Korean singer. The song continued to be hit on a South American single chart, ignoring the unimaginable victory in Korea and the fame among European and American K-POP fans. < SPAN> PSY is one of the most famous artists in Korea for 15 years, and has now released and supports these bestsellers like birds. At this stage, thanks to his own bes t-selling "Gangnam Style", it has become popular, and there is nothing else. The song "Gentleman" later in 2013 became the 5th place bestseller on the Billboard and has not paid attention to the fact that you have gained more than 1 billion times on YouTube, and she literally charts. It disappears from, and it is almost impossible, in fact, PSY, thanks to other things, taking into account the Gangnam style global memory arrangement. 2014 "Hangover" (featuring SNUP DOGG) debuted in 26th place, and in 2015, "Daddy" endured 97th place for one week.
        • 2NE1 is a very famous girl among K-POP fans in South Korea and Europe and the United States, but other than its own viewers, "Dance Central 3", "So Guess You Can Dance", Microsoft Surface Pro 3 marketing video 3 ) It is only popular.
        • In 2009, Wonder Girls ranked 76th on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart in 2009, ranking the Billboard Hot 100 Chart for the first time as a Korean singer. The song continued to be hit on a South American single chart, ignoring the unimaginable victory in Korea and the fame among European and American K-POP fans. PSY has been one of the most famous artists in Korea for 15 years and has now released and supports these bestsellers like birds. At this stage, thanks to his own bes t-selling "Gangnam Style", it has become popular, and there is nothing else. The song "Gentleman" later in 2013 became the 5th place bestseller on the Billboard and has not paid attention to the fact that you have gained more than 1 billion times on YouTube, and she literally charts. It disappears from, and it is almost impossible, in fact, PSY, thanks to other things, taking into account the Gangnam style global memory arrangement. 2014 "Hangover" (featuring SNUP DOGG) debuted in 26th place, and in 2015, "Daddy" endured 97th place for one week.
        • 2NE1 is a very famous girl among K-POP fans in South Korea and Europe and the United States, but other than its own viewers, "Dance Central 3", "So Guess You Can Dance", Microsoft Surface Pro 3 marketing video 3 ) It is only popular.
        • In 2009, Wonder Girls ranked 76th on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart in 2009, ranking the Billboard Hot 100 Chart for the first time as a Korean singer. The song continued to be hit on a South American single chart, ignoring the unimaginable victory in Korea and the fame among European and American K-POP fans.
        • This bes t-selling type seems to be the Los del Rio Group. They were wel l-known flamenco duets in their home country, Spain, and have been together since the early 1960s. The song became a phenomenon, and in fact, it was rich enough to imagine two middl e-aged artists for a certain number of months. The fact that this song did not actually become a big bestseller, for example, the fact that it did not enter the chart of Latin American countries, they continue to record and play this song today. 。 Apart from this, this is not a unique version that we all know and worship. The famous versions were actually Miami Mike's DJ D J-duet remixes at night, and Carlos de Yalza was described in a single as a bayside boy, but they are probably. In fact, the British word was added. This unique version ranked 23rd in HOT100. The third version of Makarena, "Makarena Christmas", was still ranked in hot 100 and ranked fifth in Australia. At the same time, the cover version released by Los del Mar has also appeared and became their uniform bestseller. Eventually, the parody of the music in the country entitled "Macarena (Country Version)" became the bestseller of the Group Glass Boys (including D).
        • "Heaven" group, Los Lonely Boys. They released two more songs on the AC chart and the top 40 charts, and the bes t-selling bestsellers to take, but Heaven Forver continues their decisive bestsellers.
        • Song Bai Four is a famous Salsa Group from Puerto Luko, but "Purest of Pain", which remakes their Spanish song "A Puro Dolor", ranked 26th in 2000 HOT100. Then they became their single bestseller.
        • In 1999, German producer Lou Run gave the standard of Mambo No Mambo. 5 "This song was the bes t-selling bestseller worldwide, and in France it was the first place for 20 months (the only chart that did not account for the first place was the United States, but she is all in the same way. I was 3rd, and I was unable to extend my personal victory in a well-known culture. Tricky, Tricky was a very shor t-selling bes t-selling in some states, and no songs were in demand like "MAMBO". His two albums failed, and he immediately left the RCA record.
          • Enrique Iglesias is not exactly regard to on e-shot shop, but two artists who participated in Bailando, which recorded the bes t-selling in 2014, are one shot. It's a shop. Both groups were quite popular in their home country Cuba, and the latter later recorded several bestsellers with a latte chart (for example, "La Gozadera" has the lead in most of them), but both are the success of "Bailando". It was not far away.
          • Khao's popularity is due to the 1990 bestseller "Lambada", and nothing more.
          • Chakachaus was a group of Belgian Latin Studios artists, and was in demand in Europe, but was first ranked on an international chart in the 1971 instrumental funk tune "Jungle Fever".
          • The Basque band, Mossedades, participated in a song "Eres T u-Touch the Wind" in the 1973 Eurobision Song Contest. But they were second. This song has become a bestseller around the world. Of course, the future victory was limited to Spain and Latin America.
          • In his home country, Spain, Miguel Rios is one of the most respected artists. Internationally, the remake of Ode to Joy, entitled "Song of Joy", was only popular thanks to the 14th place of HOT100.
          • Argentina's Fusion Rock Band, La Mosca Ze, has been active since 1995, but the only song that has been successful abroad is "Para NO VERTE MAS", which was quite fame in 2000. It is.
          • Santana is not a on e-shot shop, but R & amp; B duo's Product G & Amp; B is popular because he was a vocal in the 10 consecutive weeks of "Maria Maria". Their only the top 40 hits are the minor Cisco's bes t-selling "GOT TO GET IT" released at the same time.
          • The bes t-selling title of Brazil's guitar duo, Los Indios Taba Jaras in the United States, is only one version of "MARIA ELENA".
          • Shakira cannot be called a on e-shot shop, but the c o-stars have the following people:
          • "La Tortura" has become a single South American bes t-selling Latin American artist Alejandr o-Sans, but has won a great victory in genr e-specific charts and south of the border.
          • Freshly Ground is a cult folk band from South Africa, but it is only popular because he served as a back vocal for the song "Waka Waka".
          • Loca is a double example. Spanish version is the only hit song of El Kata, a singer from Dominika, but it was popular in other countries, but it could not be successful in other countries. I hit "Rabiosa" in the collaboration, but did not enter the pop chart. On the other hand, the English version was the only Hit of Dispose Rascal, but the British rapper, of course, could not be a thrilling dress in the home country. Strangely, this song was not released in the UK.
          • Edwin Eugene Bayli wrote a lot of march, but not John Philip Susa, but probably the most famous American march, "National Emblem".
          • "UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE" (UNTER DEPPELAR) Joseph Franz Wagner. It is difficult to list his other works even for military lovers. It is possible in the encyclopedia "Glove Music / Musician Encyclopedia", but only one song.
          • Scott Joplin was alive, and his only hit song was "Maple Leaf Lag" composed in 1899, but he continued to write and publish the lag until he died in 1917, and always "Maple Leaf ・ By rug composer, "he advertised. (He also tried to shift to a more serious music and wrote some operas, but they were not more successful than subsequent lagi.) Looking back, his music was played in the movie "Sting" and the ra g-time revival of the 1970s came to memory more of his work. (His opera remains in a niche work, but in an era when the german racial intercourse was seriously seen as an "legitimate" artist, he was placed for ambition. , It was evaluated).
          • In 1974, the composer Marvin Hamrish ranked the top of the hot 100, the third place in the adult contemporary chart, ranked 3rd in hot 100. Hamlish is an icon of the American music, a rare positive positive that won the Emmy Award, Grammy Award, Oscar Award, and Tony Award in the 1975 Puritzer Awards, but never returned to the pop hit chart.
          • Big Mountain is known only by the cover version of Peter Frampton's "Baby, I Love Your Way", which became a global hit in 1994.
            • Inhonded Summous led a hit chart on the Billboard in 1994 in "Here COMES THE HOTSTEPPER". Subsequent single "Listen Me Tic" remained 88th, and did not enter the chart.
            • In 1993, Snow led the Billboard Chart for only seven months with his own song "INFORMER", which mixed reggae and hi p-hop, and did not have the opportunity to actually eat it, all ages. It was the bes t-selling reggae. However, his further song "Girl I'm Been Hurt" fell to the top 20 (19th). Furthermore, all Snow's songs did not ride a hit chart ("Evebody Wants to Be Like You" hit more than any other song in Canada seven years later, but was forgotten in Canada). It was definitely not helped, and the precedent was actually in Kutsuka at the release of Snow, and had no opportunity to leave Canada to go on a major tour during his own fame. The song also found the role of Mac Shan, a producer and an old school rapper, and served as a guest selling. Later, in 2019, Snow appeared in Daddy Yankee's song "CON CALMA", which was an insert song of "INFORMER". This song has become a worl d-class bestseller in many states and has become a minor bestseller in the United States, but it is said that Snow actually functioned as an artist, and this song is famous. The de facto precedent is not to deprive him of a single knit dress.
            • Nina Sky, a female duo from New York, was a huge hit in 2004, fourth in the song "Move Ya Body". This is the only song that fell to the chart hot 100, and the guide concert did not believe in the song N. O. R. E. 12th place "Oye Mi Canto", which was not their bes t-selling, and is currently worshiping reggaetone. It is in the main substantive substantially, in this way, this is not a disqualification of their status of "Single-Hop Monday". In his own dialogue, Java, who plays this song, is also regarded as "one wonder at a time."
            The Canadian Reggae Group, led by Magic's focusing song creator, Nashi Atane, was particular about the song "Rude" in 2014, but the global reaction to this song and the group almost happened. 。 In this way, magic! I never came across a foam chart with other songs. Only 13 other artists can get this mysterious honor. And considering that the precedent is Ludo Vesseler, they will not enter the chart (although their songs have won the victory in their home country Canada).
            • In the summer of 2015, OMI reached the chart with the remix of the 2012 song "Cheerleader" and won the top position on many charts, including the United States. However, the song was regarded as a new thing that was too unusual for the lon g-lasting success, and OMI had no public image. The following "Hula Hoop" failed in most countries (excluding Sweden, Denmark, Canada, Canada, Australia, Austria, Belgium) The album "ME 4 U" is the best album in the first place. Recorded sales. Needless to say, this peak was swollen due to streaming and single sales (surprisingly, most of which were due to "Cheerleader"), otherwise the top 100 would not have been in the top 100. The third single "Drop in the Ocean" (featuring the Arrocun of the same grade) exploded everywhere (more than "Fluffy"). DJ Felix Yane, who worked on remix, showed OMI. He gained a great success in Europe in a cover of Rufus and Chaka Khan's "Ain't Nobody (Loves Me Better)" and quickly jumped to the top of the electronic music scene. But in the United States, Jane remains a single shot shop.
            • Kevin Little recorded fourth place in "Turn Me On" in 2004. This was the only hot 100 hits for him.
            • R. City has been successful as a songwriter, but his brother and sister duo from the Virgin Islands has been a musician for the first time in the 2015 "Locked Away" (feat. Adam Levine), making it the top 10. Ta. However, because Adam Levine was the reason why the song was a hit chart, the song was usually associated with Adam Levine and is wrong with / or his band. How this situation was "well" for Mark Ronson (see pop sub page), and he is also Nico & Amplifier; Vins / Magic! In consideration of the fact that OMI is an artist from OMI, the fact that R. City has no fans of the mainstream, and their album "What Dreams Are Made of" was released without much advertising. It is no wonder that their subsequent single "Make Up" has no impression on the mainstream chart, and therefore the possibility of succeeding as a single is virtually zero.
            • Michael Franti & Amp; Amp; Amp; Spearhead Michael Franti hit a few minor hits in the UK in the 1990s, but most people in North America were 18th hit in 2009 "Say He Hey (I Love You)". You won't be able to name other names.
            • British band Hotshots had a personal bestseller in 1973 with their ska version of "Snoopy vs. The Red Baron"; this unique version, written by the Royal Guardsmen, had been their bestseller a few years earlier. The follow-up "Return of the Red Baron" entered the Top 40 a few months later.
            • In the US, The Guardsmen are literally only remembered for "Snoopy's Opposite the Red Baron" and "Return of the Red Baron," although the unrelated "Baby Let's Wait" (a cover-up version of a song originally recorded by the Rascals) was a Top 40 bestseller there. However, the song "Snoopy's Christmas" is still fondly remembered (and if Billboard hadn't emphasized Christmas songs as another chart-topper in the 1960s, "Snoopy's Christmas" would probably have given them their second Top 10 bestseller).
            • "It Wasn't Me," featuring Jamaican-British artist Ricardo "Ricrock" Ducent, also reached number one in the UK and became the biggest-selling single of the year. None of his songs were as emotionally charged.
              • Barbadian artist Rayvon appears on "Angel," which samples Steve Miller's "The Joker" and Juice Newton's "Angel of the Morning." Six years earlier, Rayvon and Shaggy had collaborated on a cover of Mungo Jerry's "In the Summertime," which was only released as a B-side.
              • Spoken Word
              • In 1974, Canadian broadcaster Gordon Sinclair wrote a commentary entitled "The Americans," which was read by broadcaster Byron McGregor on CKLW, a station in Windsor, Ontario. Due to the positive reception of this commentary, McGregor's version was released as a single along with an instrumental recording of "America the Beautiful". The song peaked at number four and did not re-enter the charts. A Sinclair version was also released, replacing "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" with "The Battle Hymn of the Republic", which also became a minor best-seller, reaching number 24, but did not re-enter the charts.
              • Wink Martindale wrote a best-selling film adaptation of T. Texas Tyler's The Deck of Cards in the 1950s (featuring the famous ending "Narrator All along Twist"). Martindale never returned to the charts, but he later made a living as a television host, notably on the game show Tic-Tac-Dough.
              • In 1971, the disk cut off Clay's Clay songs, "Abraham, Martin, and John, which are needed in the world now, which is faster than music works. Among them, Clay asks children to define these lyrics as "fanatics," and clip has two bestsellers (although it is a studio vocalist's performance) and John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King. It contained the sound of other major icons in the 60's. It reached the eighth place, but the further release from Clay did not fall on the chart.
              • In 1971, Forest Crane releases a reconstruction of the spirit song "Desiderata" with an orchestra accompaniment. This poem was written in 1927 by a littl e-known lawyer in Indiana, Max Erman, for hundreds of years (so he became a single store) The copyright was deducted from this song. Crane's attached album has been nominated for the Best Album of Story Speech, the Grammy Awards, as he already has a unique poem. Crane has increased demand as a moderator on radio and television, but no longer recorded.
              • In the enthusiasm of the 1972 presidential election, delegates made a record called Convention '72. This record is a hacking method that Dick Goodman has spread, depicting the fantastic meetings of many of these years of such a year using the excerpts of famous songs in such an era. It is a thing. As a result, this record was ranked 8th on the billboard. In fact, the mysterious point of the snippet used was the 8th place on the billboard and became a single hit of the "Jungle Fever" group, Chakachaus (located in the Latin Directory), 1972. It is a quote from another year's record. They released another similar single, including the album, "(after election), Richard M. Nixon, Trouble", but only once entered the chart and was destroyed later. 。 < SPAN> In 1971, the disc cut off clay songs, "Abraham, Martin, and John, now needed in the world, which is faster than music monitors. Among them, Clay asks children to define these lyrics as "fanatics," and clip has two bestsellers (although it is a studio vocalist's performance) and John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King. It contained the sound of other major icons in the 60's. It reached the eighth place, but the further release from Clay did not fall on the chart.
              • In 1971, Forest Crane releases a reconstruction of the spirit song "Desiderata" with an orchestra accompaniment. This poem was written in 1927 by a littl e-known lawyer in Indiana, Max Erman, for hundreds of years (so he became a single store) The copyright was deducted from this song. Crane's attached album has been nominated for the Best Album of Story Speech, the Grammy Awards, as he already has a unique poem. Crane has increased demand as a moderator on radio and television, but no longer recorded.
              • In the enthusiasm of the 1972 presidential election, delegates made a record called Convention '72. This record is a hacking method that Dick Goodman has spread, depicting the fantastic meetings of many of these years of such a year using the excerpts of famous songs in such an era. It is a thing. As a result, this record was ranked 8th on the billboard. In fact, the mysterious point of the snippet used was the 8th place on the billboard and became a single hit of the "Jungle Fever" group, Chakachaus (located in the Latin Directory), 1972. It is a quote from another year's record. They released another similar single, including the album, "(after election), Richard M. Nixon, Trouble", but only once entered the chart and was destroyed later. 。 In 1971, the disk cut off Clay's Clay songs, "Abraham, Martin, and John, which are needed in the world now, which is faster than music works. Among them, Clay asks children to define these lyrics as "fanatics," and clip has two bestsellers (although it is a studio vocalist's performance) and John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King. It contained the sound of other major icons in the 60's. It reached the eighth place, but the further release from Clay did not fall on the chart.
              In 1971, Forest Crane releases a reconstruction of the spirit song "Desiderata" with an orchestra accompaniment. This poem was written in 1927 by a littl e-known lawyer in Indiana, Max Erman, for hundreds of years (so he became a single store) The copyright was deducted from this song. Crane's attached album has been nominated for the Best Album of Story Speech, the Grammy Awards, as he already has a unique poem. Crane has increased demand as a moderator on radio and television, but no longer recorded.
              • In the enthusiasm of the 1972 presidential election, delegates made a record called Convention '72. This record is a hacking method that Dick Goodman has spread, depicting the fantastic meetings of many of these years of such a year using the excerpts of famous songs in such an era. It is a thing. As a result, this record was ranked 8th on the billboard. In fact, the mysterious point of the snippet used was the 8th place on the billboard and became a single hit of the "Jungle Fever" group, Chakachaus (located in the Latin Directory), 1972. It is a quote from another year's record. They released another similar single, including the album, "(after election), Richard M. Nixon, Trouble", but only once entered the chart and was destroyed later. 。
                • Australian film director Buzz Rerman is said to be the author of the 1998 bestseller "EVERYODY'S FREE (to Wear Sunscreen)", but this is a mistake (I understand), and in fact he is a performance of this song. 。 In fact, the storyteller of this song is thought to be an artist's perry who reads Mary Schmich's essay, "Apply sunscreen" ("hints, probably from a young man"). Luluman was just a producer of the song, and was the only man who came up with an essay music-and only in the song "EVEBYBODY'S FREE (to Feel Good)" flowing in Luluman's movie. The single became a worl d-class bestseller, but Luruman later returned to the supervision.
                In 1967, Everett Darksen, who has been reigning as the majority of the Senate for many years, was in the top 40 songs called "Gallant Men", and read his patriotic poems according to accompaniment. Darksen became the first active member of the House of Representatives, who became famous for this song. However, Darksen recorded a certain number of albums along with the speech, and Gallant Men was a unified song that ranked on the chart before his death in 1969.
                • Around the same time, Comedian Bill Minkin dressed him as a member of Senator Eventa McKinry, played Robert F. Kennedy's parody under the title "Senator Bobby", and recorded two versions of Troggs "Wild Thing". Recorded a single. The Bobby Version has established a powerful transaction, and the wild snails have become the top 40.
                • Astronauts from Bauldero, Colorado, charged in BAJA, which ranked 94th in July 1963. Their other single did not enter the chart at least once, only the first card of the nine albums (Surfin 'with the astronauts, which contains "BAJA", 61st). 。
                • Cantaese's "Pipeline". The master rock's masterpiece won the fourth place in Billboard Hot 100, bringing Lawrence wheels (appearing in the show!).
                • Frogmen's unified bestseller was a song called "Underwater", a prototype of a surf musical instrument that recorded 44th place in 1961. This was the biggest bestseller in Candix Records. Today, Beach Boys' debut album "Surfin", which has become more popular today, ranked 75th in early 1962, and "Underwater" and "Underwater", this short label's US chart. It was the only bestseller that fell.
                • The Livias Group has gained the most famous song called "California Sun", nailed to Joe Jones (see Ramp & amp ;; B's page).
                • In 1963, The Lamblers recorded the bes t-selling bestseller in the song "BOSS" and ranked 87th in February 1963. All of their other releases could not hit the chart.
                • The only popular lip code was thanks to the fourth place "Hey Little Cobbra" in February 1964, the fourth bestseller in February 1964, where Bruce Johnston and Terry Merser were vocals. Until this point, there were several singles other than the ruler that did not participate in Johnston and Melcure, but most of the interest in the group at this point is not "Cobra", but other branding and hot rods. -It was recorded as "Blues and Terry" in a song with the role of duet.
                • The song "Wipe Out" THE SURFARIS was a hit list of Billboard Hot 100 twice: 2nd in August 1963 and 16th in July 1966 (3rd in August 1970, 3 in the peak 110th place. It was about to be the top of the chart on a day). The following album "Point Panic" won the 49th place in the chart, but was literally forgotten outside the surf rock.
                • Rubbish man, the emergency grip of Minneapolis, had two bestsellers in the top 40, the fourth place "Surfin 'Bird" and the 30th place "Bird Dance Beat", but now the only one is "Gryffins". He has been recalled more, at least, at least, at least several decades ago, with his immutable use and at least a few decades ago. In fact, young visitors have the fact that they were generally hit, the eccentric set McFarren and the strange song he dug up. In comparison, "Bird Dance Beat" has been literally completely forgotten.
                • Swing resurrection
                • Riot Riot Cherry Poppin Daddy's, a zoot pack released in 1998. This is their very famous song, in South American Billboard Top 40, in 32nd place, and has entered the top 20 charts, modern rock and the top 40 adults. However, it was a little impossible to enter the top 40 of HOT100.
                • This song is like an entertainment example, caused by the fact that Cherry Poppin Farsers was the first Ska Group. In their albums, they sometimes ran for swings and jazz, but the songs called Zoot Suit Riot are probably one of the most prestigious songs in the swing. Initially, it was seen as a new song of the album "Zoot Suit Riot", which can be said to be the culmination of swin g-oriented songs recorded on other albums. When this song became a bestseller, the album became the bestseller, and now they have become part of the popularity of Swing Levival forever.
                • World music
                • Locker Chime Ginovich, who has been struggling for nearly 10 years in the pop music scene in Israel, felt that nobody would take it seriously, and in the late 1990s he disappeared. In 2000, Israeli's talk program announced the appointment of an unusual background that he had been broken alive when his home was inconvenient and his home was about to be burned alive. His debut single "Hevel Hachen, Sheker Hayofi" was named HASARUF, quickly became a bestseller on Israel radio, and the people of Israel were to buy his mysterious debut album. It flooded. After performing his concert on television, Hasalf revealed his identity and proved that he had been turned into Ginovich all the time. His album sold more than 400. 000 copies, became the bestseller in Israel, and Hever Hachen was ranked fifth in the 2000 bestseller. Unfortunately, his fame has subsequently declined as the novelty fades. However, he still left some small bestsellers, releasing another album under the name HASARUF, but could not surpass the victory at the time of his debut, and the plan was immediately canceled. Later, Ginovich and Songwriter Thomar Villy began collaborating dance funk under the title "Zino & amp; amp; Ammy".

                Non-music examples:

                The only South American Bestseller of South Africa's famous artist Miriam Makeba was her representative song "Pata Pata", which was ranked 12th in 1967, 10 years after her first recording. The song became one of the most popular World Music in history, and eventually became a norm for African pops.
                • South Africa's trumpeter, Hugh Masekera, was married to Miriam Makeba, in 1964 to 1966, but a few months after her bes t-selling album, the instrumental song in the United States, "Grazing in the Grass". He was successful and won the first place. In fact, this song was rewritten by South African artist Freddie "Mr. Bull" Gambi without advertising the song released in 1963, and then Masquela gave the lyrics and The Friends of Disty. The version of the cock covered was a hit. However, for decades, Masekera has become a respected artist and no longer has the top 40 bestsellers in the United States. He died in 2018.
                • In 1988, Israeli's pop singer sang the 17t h-century Hebrew poem "IM Nin'Alu" in 1988 and became a worl d-class surprise hit. The song was not only a hit in Europe (especially in four countries), but also in the US Billboard Modern Rock Chart in the United States. This was Haza's only hit song outside of Israel.
                • In 1997, Canadian Celtic singer, Rorina McKenit, was in the top 20 hot 100 and alternative charts in the remix version of her song "The Mummers' Dance". It was only at this time that her singles were ranked on the US charts, but they are still popular as a cult, and three albums have been gold.
                • Hawaii's ukulele player Israel Kama Kawewore recorded the medley of "Beyond the Rainbow" and "What a Wonderful World" in 1990, but it was after his death in 1997. For many years, he gained many followers by singing these songs with his own interpretation, and this medley was recorded in several movie soundtracks. The song gradually hit the world, ranking 22nd in the Billboard Adult Contemporary Chart in 2004 and No. 1 in France in 2010. This song is the only single that made the chart full of charts, selling 4 million copies in the United States alone, despite the fact that hot 100 has never been ranked. It was done.
                • Nigeria's hig h-life group, Prince Nico Mubhaga & AMP; Rocafil Jazz, left only one Sweet Mother in 1976, but the hit was great. The 1 0-minute single sells 13 million copies and is one of the most selling records in world history, despite the fact that it is hardly known outside of West Africa.
                • British DJ Panjabi MC and Indian singer Love Jangjua recorded a global hit in 2003 with a remix of the Electro Bangla single "Mundian to Bach KE" released in 1999. The song was 33rd in the United States, 5th in the United Kingdom, 1st in Italy, Belgium and Greece. The remix also contributed to the continuation of the US hi p-hop trends in the US hi p-hop, which began with Missy Elliott's "Get UR FREAK ON". The Panjabi MC follo w-up song "Jogi" was a hit in several other countries, but did not hit in the United States or the United Kingdom. Despite being a singer, Jangja, who was not featured by remix, had no other international hits until he died in 2015.
                • Afro-Celtic Sound System, an eclectic group of Irish and West African artists collaborating, had their big break in the adult alternative genre in 2001 with the song "When You Will Falling." The song topped Billboard's Triple A chart for six months that summer, thanks in part to Peter Gabriel (who was still the owner of their recording label, Real World Records), who actually performed on the song. The group never had another Billboard best-seller after that.
                • Gabriel was still responsible for another piece of universal musical magic: Big Blue Balls, the supergroup he worked with in the 1990s, but that album was stuck in development hell for 18 years. It was finally released in 2008, and was soon followed by the seminal single "Burn You Up, Burn You Down," in which Gabriel joined Billy Mahavishnu Orchestra, Gah Voblom, and Melvin. Adult Candidate After that, the group was not included in the album, and several of the singles failed to enter other music charts.
                • Johnny Clegg was an influential and fairly important musician and activist in South Africa, known as one of the few leaders of several musical groups during the apartheid era. However, Clegg never showed any interest in his own international importance, and his only hit in South America was "Cruel, Crazy, Beautiful World", recorded with the Savuka group, which reached number 27 on the 1990 advanced rock hits list.
                • Cameroonian jazz-funk saxophonist Mana Dibango suddenly became a best-seller with his single "Soul Makossa" (a chamber dance music genre), which reached number 35 on the Billboard Hot 100 (number 21 on the R& A chart). Other versions made in this competition are still being recorded and released with agility. The famous vocal hook ("Ma-Ma-Ko, Ma-Ma-с, Ma-ok-ma-kos") was later adapted into Michael Jackson's best-seller "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'." Though no longer a hit singer, Daibango remained a star in Afroguita and jazz until his death from the COVID-19 virus in 2020.
                • Guinea's artist Mori Kanta became the bes t-selling song in 1987 with a song called "Yé Ké Yé Ké", joined the top 40 in the UK, Ireland, Germany and France, and charts in Israel, Belgium, Finnish and Spain. Leaded. This song has been one of the bes t-selling singles outside of African artists Africa, but Kanta has no subsequent European span, and in 1994 it became a bestseller in the state and became a bestseller. The bes t-selling German techno group, har d-floor, has no remix in Yé Ké Ké.
                • On March 23, 2024, the music flavor is an unusual album of the same game with an empty artist with an empty nickname while broadcasting his own normal music and reaction broadcasting to YouTuber's Blood. It was sent. The song continued for about 30 minutes, including an album jacket generated by an artificial origin of the mind, and an instrumental song that was also thought to have been generated by an artificial origin by mind. The unified part, which was not made by AI, was vocal, repeating the phrases of Dr. Joseph Leburi's "Haray Hari Wahe Guru" (released in 2002) in Hindi. The instrumentation of the song gave the vocalist rhythm of electronic indoor, which circulates throughout the vocals. The song was able to keep being a single forever because the song rang in the Blood's flow, so the entire channel was deleted immediately afterwards. There were other similar songs on the channel, but they are lost forever. Some people think that this song was sent because Brad was playing out of free rap. Anyway, this song will soon become a Brad Fambase Mome, the fastest, and will not be able to dig up another song, and it will be the only song for this anonymous artist.
                Anime and manga
                • "Sailor Moon, a beautiful girl warrior, has been successful as a series of manga by Naoko Takeuchi. There is no good luck at the moment, limited to the Fandom of Sailor Moon and comparable to Sailor Moon. The closest happiness was the Cherry Project series, which was drawn only three volumes.
                Yoshimi Yoshizawa debuted in 1970 as a professional manga artist in "Guts Frog". To date, it is his only hit series, creating two animation series and many commercialization in the sunshine countries. Later, he drew 10 manga to complete the series, but had no major popularity.
                • Kishimoto Masafumi is popular every time as "the person who made NARUTO". He has finally completed the series over 15 years and is working on other works, but at the level of "Naruto-Naruto", one of the most successful works in the manga and anime series. It will not be at all. However, he actually came, and then NARUT O-Naruto -"Samurai 8: Hachimaru Story", which is expected to continue 10 volumes, and it has been postponed for 10 months due to the only low sales price. Ta.
                • Mizuki Kabasita is only popular as the creator of Ichigo 100 %, and no other works are known at all. For this reason, there is a precedent that some works have been postponed in advance, such as "Anne Doki", and has not contributed.
                • Nobuhiro Hazuki has been spotlighted in Rurouni Kenshin. The serialization lasts for six years, has been animated, has been filmed, and the crossover of Weekly Shonen Jump uses characters every day. He doodled other episodes, such as Gamblers Wests and Takeshi Renbiden, but did not get the evaluation required to last for more than two years. Since then, Vatsuki has understood this, and has only reported this spi n-off, Rurouni Kenshin, to one or two leaders.
                • Aichiro Oda believes that he will actually be a noble. And this series is described in the Guinness Book as a exclusive issue series of comics from the 1st creator, so this is the fastest, this assumption. Oda had only graduated, and was not closed without thinking about making a lon g-term series just by graffiti in a short situation to the end.
                • By this day, Y u-G i-Oh! Is a success as a book created by Kazukitakahashi. His other works are well known only with books and 2 volumes of books.
                • "Captain Tsubasa" has been a source of inspiration for four anime series and several games, and has gained a great deal in Latin America and Europe so far. Hungry Heart: Wild Striker "The other work is not a similar impact, and his manga version is only six volumes compared to all 30 volumes of" Captain Tsubasa ". I got it.
                • Gantz is the only successful manga developed by Hiroya Oku to date, such as animation, spi n-off, and constant light novels, and other works are hardly known. Or it is shor t-lived. However, the situation is likely to change, as his same generation's manga, Inuyashiki, has begun to buy popularity.
                • Berserker is Kentaro Miura's best work and his only successful work. His other manga Gigantomachia does not have the same impact and popularity as Berserker and is mediocre in comparison.
                • Makoto Raiku did not have an easy time following his first big bestseller Zatch Bell!. Neither the Animal Land nor the Vector Ball series were in high demand and were successful. The Vector Ball series was also postponed after only one year.
                • Hirohiko Araki's manga No. 1 also includes JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, which has been popular for 100% longer than all his other works combined.
                • Asia Anime
                • More than one anime produced by Chinese animation studio Creative Power Entertainment did not make a big splash even in their home country. Behind the uniform exception is The Funny Goat and the Giant Wolf, which became the longest-running television show in the world by episode count (more than 2. 000 episodes, still ongoing).
                • Today,
                • Maurice the Beaver only appeared in Luke's Lucky. And it was quite profitable for him.
                • In 1938, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster created the first of the most famous and cult characters in the entire world population situation - Superman. The work they created under the title Funnyman (1948) was a completely strange work that only comic historians can recognize, and as a result, it sank into oblivion. They created many other characters besides Superman, which are still forgotten. Siegel, together with Shuster, created a range that still exists today, but did not reach the heights of, for example, Superman.
                • Similarly, Batman, developed by Bob Kane and Bill Finger in 1939, is still uniformly famous as their work.
                • William Martin Marsden (aka Charles Marsden) created Wonder Woman, his only major work in comics, and how he became more popular, for example, by inventing the lie sensor, thank you very much.
                • As with Siegel and Shuster, Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird are popular for gaining worldwide fame with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise. More than once of their other comics, he failed to make the same splash.
                • Tintin is Hercie's best-known work and one of the most cult and famous comics in Europe, while his other comics, such as Quick and Fluren and Joe, Zetta and Joco, are little known outside of Europe.
                • Pepo created other characters besides Condortor, but they are all main personas. Condortor, Visaci is one of the most famous comic book series in Latin America, long after his death, and has outlived its developer.
                • Art Spiegelman is a famous figure in the comic industry, but is remembered by the main audience only by the Mouse.
                • Morgan's film Superstition I - his United World bestseller (it even justified a sequel). Most of his other films, such as Where's Osama Bin Laden in the World? and The Greatest Movie Theater in History, were not well received by critics or economic projects.
                • The Neveldine/Taylor directorial team had a successful Crank film and a satisfactory response with its sequel, but all of their subsequent work was a critical failure. Then, according to the drama of fate, their partnership fell apart after Ghostly Racers: Spirits of Vengeance, which became the most profitable film they ever made, and since then, their work as directors has consisted of nothing more than low-budget horror films that literally had no interest.
                • Mel Stuart ended his career with 10 films, but only one was memorable: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
                • Francis Roddam had a huge success with Quadrophenia, then moved to television, making the traditional British sitcoms Auf Wiedersen, Pets and the reality show Master Chef.
                • Kurt Huymer, who already had a number of thriving scripts behind his shoulders, really got interested in himself and gathered a lot of fans thanks to Balance Films. His future work Ultraviolet (2006) quickly destroyed this fanbase, since he was no longer starring in it.
                • Josh Trank made his mark in 2012 with Chronicle, which grossed $100 million and received an 85 on Rotten Tomatoes. He followed it up with Fantastic Four, which flopped due to its strong control and was panned by critics. Capone didn't work his resume to reach critic sites.
                • Daniel Meyrick and Eduardo Sanchez are relatives of Blair Witch, but they never worked together and were not popular after one or two.
                • Jim Sharman is the director best known for The Rocky Horror Horror Show.
                • Christian Nybi is one of the most prolific editors in Hollywood, but Something from Another World is his only notable directorial work.
                • Movie director Los Macarvi has built a wide range of careers, but has not been able to reproduce the success and recognition of Marsh Sherman.
                • Alexander Hall filmed dozens of feature films from 1932 to 1956, but today's only memorable is Jordan.
                • Jonathan Duton and Valerie Faris have been directing music videos and episodes television series for over 20 years, and hopes for a great success after making a sensational break in the movie world in the movie Little Miss Sunshan. I was doing it. However, since then, they only filmed two films, but their reputation was good, but the theater release was very limited, and the writer Michael Aunt was really beneficial from the success of this movie. Is Miss Ant. Dayton and Faris have received many offerings for many years, but have severely refused to bow down to potential miners, and the number of loans has decreased.
                • Tony Kay is not well known except for American History X.
                • Stephen Lisberger is the director of the Shaiza, and nothing more noticeable, but the Animalimi Game later became a cult hit among fur.
                • Paul Brickman, for "dangerous business".
                • Donnie Dako is a masterpiece of Richard Kelly.
                • James McTig is the movie "V Four Wendetta".
                • Troy Duffy has become a "sleepy hit maker" in the movie "Saint From the Bundock", and there is no such popular work, including the subsequent editions.
                • Brad Anderson is the movie "Engineer".
                • Mary Haron from American Psychopath. Despite the fact that she shot the movie I Shot at Andy Warhol (I shot Andy Warhol) in 1996, she was not as famous as the American Psychopath and remained in my memory.
                • Billy Bob Soonton of the movie "Blade". There are many careers as an actor.
                • Robin Hardy of the movie "Wickman".
                • Peter Kattaneo supervised Monty Suhito's feature film in 1997 and was nominated for the Academy Awards, but has since filmed only three famous films (and several TV works).
                • Halloween, Halloween, Erm Street, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre are all symbolic longevity series, and the coaches who have pioneered these franchisees are considered a true horror legend today. Now, can you answer this question? What is the director of Friday 13th? Answer: Sean S. Cunningham (Sean S. Cunningham), despite launching the most symbolic horror franchise in history, has a very unsuccessful career except Crystal Lake. The most famous work other than his "Friday 13th" is "Deep Sea Si x-Star", along with "Abyss" and "Leviathan" (1989), suddenly shor t-lived in the late 1980s. It is mainly memorized by being part of the trend of.
                • Gerald Potterton of the movie "Heavy Metal".
                • Highlander Russell Malkeay. This work was highly evaluated by critics, but Markeay is also known as a music video director. He supervised symbolic videos such as The Bagles's "Video Killed The Radio Star", Duran Duran's "Rio" and "Hungry Like the Wolf", and Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of The Heart".
                • Robert Curus was "Battle of Dragon", and the sequel "Jimkata" became a cul t-like masterpiece.
                • Oren Peli is the first paranormal activity.
                • "Nail and Me" directed by Bruce Robinson.
                • Robert Viaman ("Vampire's Kiss").
                • Jeff Kaneev ("Geek's Revenge").
                • Joe Pizza of the movie "Space Jam". He succeeded as a music video and television commercial director, including commercials between Michael Jordan and Bags Bunny, who influenced Space Jam.
                • Newt Arnold of the movie "Blood Sports".
                • Robert Hillzick in the movie "Three Paway Camp".
                • The Nelson scene of Transformers / The Movie.
                • Paul Michael Graser (movie "Running Man").
                • Giro Pontekovo in the movie "Battle of Arge".
                • Eric Breath and J. McKee Gruver of "Butterfly Effect".
                • Nobuhiko Obayashi of Houses.
                • Kiyodo, a skilled puppet, and SFX artist, created a killer crown from space, which recorded a cult hit.
                • "Black Dynamite" directed by Scott Sanders.
                • Tommy Viseo is the director of the popular midnight work "Room" (2003), and has some other works that no one cares about.
                • Marco Branvilla of Demorition Man].
                • Stan Winston, a leader with a special effect, recorded a cult hit in the director's debut work, Pumpkin Head. This is the only one that has attracted attention, but also supervises the famous music video of Michael Jackson's Ghost.
                • Perry Hansel "The Harder THEY COME".
                • Marcel Camus "Black Orpheus".
                • John McKenzie on the long holy Friday.
                • Dennis Hopper in the movie "Careless Mount". The movie "Paint" became his unified director, and was benefited, but the controversy over the description of the bandit's formation, and Sean Pen was in charge of the statistical engineer and was sentenced to prison. The shadow became lighter by trying to shoot him.
                • Melian K. Cooper of the movie "King Kong" (1933). His Soletonessor, Ernest B. Shedsack, left a certain number of successful works. Cooper has begun to lead a production company called Algoggogy Pictures with his former John Ford.
                • Amir Shaven took all kinds of nonsense works in the B-class movie genre. But one of them was Samurai Agent.
                • Rupert Julian once removed from the traditional stupid movie "Ghosts in the Opera" (1925), but nothing was noticeable.
                • Fritz Kirsch- "Children of corn" (1984).
                • Marve Newland is an apprentice in the anime industry with 10 years of career, but the most popular of the general public is thanks to his own small animation, Bambi Meets Godzilla. Later, he established the International Rocket Ship, worked on a short film of the State Council for Canada Cinema, and was supervised by some episodes of Pigeev.
                • Jerry Rice of the manga "Brave Small Soster".
                • The actor Gary Sinniz tried to freeze the coach in the movie Mouse and People (1992). < SPAN> Dennis Hopper in the movie "Careless Mount". The movie "Paint" became his unified director, and was benefited, but the controversy over the description of the bandit's formation, and Sean Pen was in charge of the statistical engineer and was sentenced to prison. The shadow became lighter by trying to shoot him.
                • Melian K. Cooper of the movie "King Kong" (1933). His Soletonessor, Ernest B. Shedsack, left a certain number of successful works. Cooper has begun to lead a production company called Algoggogy Pictures with his former John Ford.
                • Amir Shaavan took all kinds of nonsense works in the genre of the B-class movie. But one of them was Samurai Agent.
                • Rupert Julian once removed from the traditional stupid movie "Ghosts in the Opera" (1925), but nothing was noticeable.
                • Fritz Kirsch- "Children of corn" (1984).
                • Marve Newland is an apprentice in the anime industry with 10 years of career, but the most popular of the general public is thanks to his own small animation, Bambi Meets Godzilla. Later, he established the International Rocket Ship, worked on a short film of the State Council for Canada Cinema, and was supervised by some episodes of Pigeev.
                • Jerry Rice of the manga "Brave Small Soster".
                The actor Gary Sinniz tried to freeze the coach in the movie Mouse and People (1992). Dennis Hopper in the movie "Careless Mount". The movie "Paint" became his unified director, and was benefited, but the controversy over the description of the bandit's formation, and Sean Pen was in charge of the statistical engineer and was sentenced to prison. The shadow became lighter by trying to shoot him.
                • Melian K. Cooper of the movie "King Kong" (1933). His Soletonessor, Ernest B. Shedsack, left a certain number of successful works. Cooper has begun to lead a production company called Algoggogy Pictures with his former John Ford.
                • Amir Shaven took all kinds of nonsense works in the B-class movie genre. But one of them was Samurai Agent.
                • Rupert Julian once removed from the traditional stupid movie "Ghosts in the Opera" (1925), but nothing was noticeable.
                • Fritz Kirsch- "Children of corn" (1984).
                • Marve Newland is an apprentice in the anime industry with 10 years of career, but the most popular of the general public is thanks to his own small animation, Bambi Meets Godzilla. Later, he established the International Rocket Ship, worked on a short film of the State Council for Canada Cinema, and was supervised by some episodes of Pigeev.
                • Jerry Rice of the manga "Brave Small Soster".
                • The actor Gary Sinniz tried to freeze the coach in the movie Mouse and People (1992).
                  • Gabriela Caucelettawaite had a huge hit with her second film, Black Fish (2013), and her second, largely unnoticed documentary, City Lux: The Story of Urban Lacrosse (2010). The animal rights documentary Black Fish caused mixed reactions due to its subject matter (allegations of a ruthless practice using captive killer whales at SeaWorld parks), but it became a bestseller among critics and subsequently led SeaWorld to end its killer whale breeding program and cancel concerts (they plan to resume killer whale concerts at their parks in 2020, due to the influence of Everything in Will Settle Val). Her third film and screenplay debut Megan Livi (2017) pays no attention to the fact that it actually raised more money than Blackfish ($14. 5 million for a comparison with an undisclosed budget of $2. 3 million for a comparison with $1. 5 million), and was literally unnoticed and trampled at the box office by other works released in such a summer, relegating this Call 3 to a miracle-day status, and her further screenplay films Friends (2019), The Guardian (2019), The Guardian (2019), The Guardian (2020), and I. S. S. (2023) were extremely unsuccessful at the box office (the first film was shot in a $10 million buffet but only brought in $714, 255). Return to documentary-journalistic non-price content Jay Levy in the film UHF. Levi was the longtime manager of "Strange Era" Yankovic, and UHF is his only big screen work. His other directorial works include AL-related TV and video projects, and documentaries on Blues and The Beverly Hillbillies.
                  • Gabriel Lenzi then directed the scandalous documentary Death of a President, and Screen International magazine named him one of its stars of 2006, calling him "a maker of innovative and compelling documentary drama films popular for their naturalism and honesty." Since then, his career has declined dramatically, and he has only directed TV films for the UK. In 2020, he attempted a comeback with Bayopic, a David Bowie Stardust film, but it drew critical ire and was not noticed at the box office.
                  Hound Dog stars Deborah Kempmeyer.
                  • Nima Nourizad appears in the film Project X (2012).
                  • Nate Parker in the movie "The Birth of the People" (2016). The work won many awards, but the controversy over the discovery of the historical rape incident involved Parker and the same work, and there is almost no evidence that there was actually a space. It led to the criticism that it contains small stories. As a result, the film failed as a paid project, reducing the momentum to the award, and ruined the topic that Nate Parker was a promising director and artist.
                  • Tom McCarthy of the movie "Spotlight". He was one of the scriptwriters in the movie "Christopher Robin", which produced six films and had a highly evaluated "UP" script and highly rated, but he was critically and commercially commercial. He is always popular as a scriptwriter for the successful movie "Under the Spotlight".
                  • Kinka Asher in the movie "Mysterious People".
                  • The movie "Silent Night Till Death" is the only masterpiece directed by Charles E. Serie Jr., and the sequel "Silent Night Till Death Part II" is the only work directed by Lee Harry. be.
                  • Franco Zefilelli has a long career as a coach, but Romeo and Juliet (1968) surpassed all of his other efforts on the big screen (at least the Jesus of Nazareth is the same. I gave a TV award).
                  • Helk Harvey "Soul's Conde Festival".
                  Harry Bromley Daben Port of the movie "Extro".
                  • James Florley of the movie "The Mappets". He is a more many TV director who won the Emmy Award, and his job of the Sitcom "The Monkeys", which uses inappropriate music, is famous, but only five movie movies are supervised. "Mappet Movie" has become the only ful l-fledged bestseller.
                  • The unusual example of history is repeated, and the same thing happened to James Bobbin of The Mappets (2011). Like Florie, he used to work at the Citcom, Flightcom, which specializes in music, and was a very man y-crafted TV director, but "Mappetz Movie". The subsequent theatrical works (including the sequel, "Mapettz Wonted") have all been disappointed with critics and businessmen.
                  • Jules and Gedeon's Naudi brothers have become "the right people in a bad place" to delete detailed and intimate details while shooting an amateur documentary testing a new firefighter in FDNY (New York City Fire Bureau). It was suddenly highly evaluated in the movie "9. 11". For the next few years, the brothers decided to continue taking subtle documentaries, and the 9. 11 became widely recognized as their own masterpieces.
                  • Urney Foselius is the most popular thanks to his 1978 movie Star Wars.
                  • The feature films directed by the famous production designer Saul Bus are only one cult's masterpiece "Phase IV", and there are only unknown short stories and documentary works.
                  • Other than the former Soviet Union, Erem Klimov is literally popular in the movie "Come and See".
                  • Barry W. Browstein-The original is the movie "Bohn The Rug". Despite the only director's work that evoked the excitement, he built a multiple career as a scriptwriter, "Coming to America", "Boomerang" (1992), Eddie Murphy, "Saturday Night", "Saturday Night ・ Live] He worked as a natti professor writer.
                  • literature
                  • Thomas Harris is maintaining an eternal popularity as a man who created Hannibal Lector and as a man. His debut work, "Black Sunday," was made into a movie and was generally popular, but now both have been forgotten, and the only book other than Hannibal, "Kali Mora", is "Hannibal Lector". It was also called "the creator of the creator" or "the author of the Silence of the Sheep", but it was advertised extensively, but it was generally evaluated for the pros and cons, and most people felt that it was far from the Lector's novel. I fell beyond the oblivion.
                  • Joseph Heller is more famous for the novel "Catch-22", but has written many novels that no one has read (including "Catch-22" sequel "Closing Time"). A few years later, one told Joseph Heller that he had never written anything other than the catch-22, despite his huge books. Heller replied, "Who wrote."
                  • Today, Mary Sherry's novels are popular with Frankenstein (modern Prometheus). However, it was once considerably seriously, but now it is the role of "Frankenstein" or Persie Baisha's wife Sherry (after his death, it was her effort that he did not become a single shop. Thanks to). One of her forgotten works is the last man, one of the first "hard" science fiction novel.
                  • Angn Sapcoovsky has become popular thanks to the Witcher series, but has other books and essays. Therefore, the developers responded specially.
                  • Ordas Haksley writes many novels, dramas and poetry, but only thanks to Brave New World. The only popularity of his books was the Psychedelic Drug's Paper "The Door of Seeing" (the origin of the rock band).
                  • I'm going to leave with Margaret Mitchell style. " Lost Leysen, a short novel discovered and published after several decades after her death.
                  • Harper Lee and "Mocchimbird killing". It is the only book she published in most of her life, and the creators like Steven King are wondering why.
                  • In 2015, this book received a sequel and was deprived of a single creator, but later "Go set a Watchman 'it Was Actualy The First Draft of MockingBird'" is not the sequel, but the first of "MockingBird". Since it was proven that it was a draft, the question of whether it would be regarded as one book has not yet been solved.
                  • After his death, he was speculated that he was considered a creator of some novels (depending on the person). All you have to do is believe that they will be posted and will take the status of his on e-shot shop.
                  • Live broadcast
                  • Gene Roddenberry's true "Hit" was the "Star Trek: Original Series". His other television series was shor t-lived ("Lieutenant" which lasted only one season), and could not go beyond the pilot version ("Genesis II / Planet Earth", "Questar Tape", "Mission" : Earth. " Some of Gene's ideas and stories were ultimately adapted by others and left a variety of results ("Earth: Final Conflict" and "Andromeda"). (Roddenberry is also the creator of the TV series "Star Trek: The Next Generation", but this is more related to the fact that he happened to sign a paramount consensus of continuing franchise on TV, but he first. It was a tw o-season show runner).
                    • Mitch Herwitz is one of the creators of the television series "Alested Diverops" and is one of the leading comedies (even after various resurrection). What are your other projects? Two reputable TV series ("Sit Down and Shut Up" and "Running Wild") and one reputable series ("The Ellen Show").
                    • Malta Kaufman, David Crane, and Kevin S. Bright have entered the TV world at the great success Citcom Friends. Unfortunately, their other sitcom "Joey", "Jessie", and "Veronicus Closet" were not so successful, were not acclaimed, and did not remain in the audience.
                    • Rick Rosner produced the CHIPS series and was very popular for six seasons. Until then, Rosner was successful in daytime TV programs (talk programs and game programs), but only two "240-Robert" and "Lottery" challenged the drama production of golden time! Episode 16 and 17 episodes.
                    • Jepadadi! Nancy Zugu defeated the program's top player Ken Jennings in his debut match, ending the 74 consecutive victories, the longest in the program. She lost at the right concert.
                    • Ken Ober, the main pillar of the remote control, seemed to break as a television moderator after the iconic traditional game program ended in 1990, but surprisingly struggled. After the remote control, he presented three more game programs, but none succeeded. Only one was in Season 2, and in that season, Ober was replaced by a new leading actor. He also appeared as some marketing videos and small actors, including Bruce Traveler videos. Ober eventually became interested in scriptwriting and production, and died in 2009 for a 5 2-yea r-old.
                    • Eric Belkovich was in charge of producing the 1980 mini series and writing television scriptwriting based on James Krabel's novel "Shogun". However, he is a very busy writer, and before and after "Shogun", individual episodes of some TV programs, scriptwrites of unpopular mini series, "Change of Habit" ("Change of Habit". "CULPEPPER CATTLE CO.
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                      • Mysteriously, Gerald Meiyo was sadly popular in the early 1970s. At that time, I should have seen a number of recommendations about him. He is now popular because he was not famous in the 1970s, that is, appealing to the devil.
                      • Jim Gafigan is not aware of the fact that this is one of his first jokes and spends a long time to put his "hot pocket" for fans.
                      • When the independent presidential election campaign was launched in 1980, John Anderson was not well known as a member of the Adept family. With the resentment of some voters on the unpopular Jimmy Carter and the confident Ronald Reagan elections, Anderson got 6 % of the votes, but rather a solid national affairs, "Carter and Reagan. He was remembered as a lifetime as a man who stood at the opposite end. < SPAN> Jepadi! Nancy Zugu defeated the program's top player Ken Jennings in his debut match, ending the 74 consecutive victories, the longest in the program. She lost at the right concert.
                      • Ken Ober, the main pillar of the remote control, seemed to break as a television moderator after the iconic traditional game program ended in 1990, but surprisingly struggled. After the remote control, he presented three more game programs, but none succeeded. Only one was in Season 2, and in that season, Ober was replaced by a new leading actor. He also appeared as some marketing videos and small actors, including Bruce Traveler videos. Ober eventually became interested in scriptwriting and production, and died in 2009 for a 5 2-yea r-old.
                      • Eric Belkovich was in charge of producing the 1980 mini series and writing television scriptwriting based on James Krabel's novel "Shogun". However, he is a very busy writer, and before and after "Shogun", individual episodes of some television programs, scriptwrites of unpopular mini series, "Change of Habit" ("Change of Habit". "CULPEPPER CATTLE CO.
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                      • Mysteriously, Gerald Meiyo was sadly popular in the early 1970s. At that time, I should have seen a number of recommendations about him. He is now popular because he was not famous in the 1970s, that is, appealing to the devil.
                      • Jim Gafigan is not aware of the fact that this is one of his first jokes and spends a long time to put his "hot pocket" for fans.
                      • When the independent presidential election campaign was launched in 1980, John Anderson was not well known as a member of the Adept family. With the resentment of some voters on the unpopular Jimmy Carter and the confident Ronald Reagan elections, Anderson got 6 % of the votes, but rather a solid national affairs, "Carter and Reagan. He was remembered as a lifetime as a man who stood at the opposite end. Jepadadi! Nancy Zugu defeated the program's top player Ken Jennings in his debut match, ending the 74 consecutive victories, the longest in the program. She lost at the right concert.
                        • Ken Ober, the main pillar of the remote control, seemed to break as a TV moderator after the iconic traditional game program ended in 1990, but surprisingly struggled. After the remote control, he presented three more game programs, but none succeeded. Only one was in Season 2, and in that season, Ober was replaced by a new leading actor. He also appeared as some marketing videos and small actors, including Bruce Traveler videos. Ober eventually became interested in scriptwriting and production, and died in 2009 for a 5 2-yea r-old.
                        • Eric Belkovich was in charge of producing the 1980 mini series and writing television scriptwriting based on James Krabel's novel "Shogun". However, he is a very busy writer, and before and after "Shogun", individual episodes of some TV programs, scriptwrites of unpopular mini series, "Change of Habit" ("Change of Habit". "CULPEPPER CATTLE CO.
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                          • Mysteriously, Gerald Meiyo was sadly popular in the early 1970s. At that time, I should have seen a number of recommendations about him. He is now popular because he was not famous in the 1970s, that is, appealing to the devil.
                          • Jim Gafigan is not aware of the fact that this is one of his first jokes and spends a long time to put his "hot pocket" for fans.
                          • When the independent presidential election campaign was launched in 1980, John Anderson was not well known as a member of the Adept family. With the resentment of some voters in the unpopular Jimmy Carter and the confident Ronald Reagan elections, Anderson got 6 % of the votes, but rather than becoming a solid national affairs, "Carter and Reagan. He was remembered as a lifetime as a man who stood at the opposite end.
                          • Joe Doneri was a Democratic member of the Democratic Party of Indiana, representing a limited layer of "Blue Color", which was called Gaslo at the time. Indiana is the state of Red, and Luger has benefited from Indiana. However, Luger did not benefit that his party was specially noticeable, and was moved by a fairly limited supporter, Richard Modest, a "tea party" in the preliminary election. This was a statement that caused a headache in the Indiana Party's rank, and the highlights declared that the child did not need to create abortions as a result of God's talent. The Murdoch camp suffered from death, and Donelli won a sudden victory. In any case, the victory was a completely accidental thing, and for the next time the space was set for the poll, Donneri lost five points to the state council Mike Brown.
                          • This usually occurs when one political party does not produce bad results and has a strong slope to other political parties. In the 2010 Senate election cycle, the Republican Party took two seats in the liberal state in a rather liberal state, taking advantage of the anger at President Obama. Scott Brown won a special election replaced by the late Ted Kennedy using a relatively low turnout than in January. Mark Kark was in the Illinois State, and Obama himself defeated the Democratic Party in an instant. When these spaces were set to voting, both lost for the next time were both in the presidential era. Brown was defeated by Elizabeth Warren in Massachusetts, and Kirk was replaced by Tammy Dakvort in Illinois. Brown tried to return to a Senator in the adjacent New Hampshir e-it was a more important reddish land in the year suitable for the GO P-but as a result he had a problem. < SPAN> Joe Doneri was a Democratic member of the Democratic Party of Indiana, representing a limited layer of Blue Color, which was called Gaslo at the time. Indiana is the state of Red, and Luger has benefited from Indiana. However, Luger did not benefit that his party was specially noticeable, and was moved by a fairly limited supporter, Richard Modest, a "tea party" in the preliminary election. This was a statement that caused a headache in the Indiana Party's rank, and the highlights declared that the child did not need to create abortions as a result of God's talent. The Murdoch camp suffered from death, and Donelli won a sudden victory. In any case, the victory was a completely accidental thing, and for the next time the space was set for the poll, Donneri lost five points to the state council Mike Brown.
                          • This usually occurs when one political party does not produce bad results and has a strong slope to other political parties. In the 2010 Senate election cycle, the Republican Party took two seats in the liberal state in a rather liberal state, taking advantage of the anger at President Obama. Scott Brown won a special election replaced by the late Ted Kennedy using a relatively low turnout than in January. Mark Kark was in the Illinois State, and Obama himself defeated the Democratic Party in an instant. When these spaces were set to voting, both lost for the next time were both in the presidential era. Brown was defeated by Elizabeth Warren in Massachusetts, and Kirk was replaced by Tammy Dakvort in Illinois. Brown tried to return to a Senator in the adjacent New Hampshir e-it was a more important reddish land in the year suitable for the GO P-but as a result he had a problem. Joe Doneri was a Democratic member of the Democratic Party of Indiana, representing a limited layer of "Blue Color", which was called Gaslo at the time. Indiana is the state of Red, and Luger has benefited from Indiana. However, Luger did not benefit that his party was specially noticeable, and was moved by a fairly limited supporter, Richard Modest, a "tea party" in the preliminary election. This was a statement that caused a headache in the Indiana Party's rank, and the highlights declared that the child did not need to create abortions as a result of God's talent. The Murdoch camp suffered from death, and Donelli won a sudden victory. In any case, the victory was a completely accidental thing, and for the next time the space was set for the poll, Donneri lost five points to the state council Mike Brown.
                          • This usually occurs when one political party does not produce bad results and has a strong slope to other political parties. In the 2010 Senate election cycle, the Republican Party took two seats in the liberal state in a rather liberal state, taking advantage of the anger at President Obama. Scott Brown won a special election replaced by the late Ted Kennedy using a relatively low turnout than in January. Mark Kark was in the Illinois State, and Obama himself defeated the Democratic Party in an instant. When these spaces were set to voting, both lost for the next time were both in the presidential era. Brown was defeated by Elizabeth Warren in Massachusetts, and Kirk was replaced by Tammy Dakvort in Illinois. Brown tried to return to a Senator in the adjacent New Hampshir e-it was a more important reddish land in the year suitable for the GO P-but as a result he had a problem.
                          • After Donald Trump was elected President in 2016, he appointed Jeff Sessions of Alabama as his judicial Secretary. As a result, the Space of the Senate, which had been a very restricted session for a long time, was eliminated, and it was expected that the Republican Party would easily occupy it. Governor Robert Bentley has declared that Luther Strange will be a Sessions seat. The problem was that Bentley had been investigated at the time trying to hide an affair. For this reason, Mr. Strange's anger, including the Republican Party, exploded, and formerly Roy Moore Supreme Court's Secretary of the Supreme Court had the opportunity to nominate the candidate himself, nominated Trump, and broke Strange in a preliminary election. However, it was proved that Moore was a very harmful candidate, and it was discovered that he had sex with a young woman at the age of 30, and eventually collapsed. In a shocking defeat, Democratic Doug Jones, a Democratic Democratic Democratic Democratic defender, who led the prosecution of the suspect in the church blast in Birmingham in 1963, broke Moore and rented a place. In 2020, many Republican members, including Roy Moore and Jeff Sessions (President Trump retired from President Trump, retired from the Justice), established their own candidates to challenge Jones. After Donald Trump was elected to the US President in 2016, he appointed Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions as his Justice Secretary. As a result, the Space of the Senate, which had been a very restricted session for a long time, was eliminated, and it was expected that the Republican Party would easily occupy it. Governor Robert Bentley has declared that Luther Strange will be a Sessions seat. The problem was that Bentley had been investigated at the time trying to hide an affair. For this reason, Mr. Strange's anger, including the Republican Party, exploded, and formerly Roy Moore Supreme Court's Secretary of the Supreme Court had the opportunity to nominate the candidate himself, nominated Trump, and broke Strange in a preliminary election. However, it was proved that Moore was a very harmful candidate, and it was discovered that he had sex with a young woman at the age of 30, and eventually collapsed. In a shocking defeat, Democratic Doug Jones, a Democratic Democratic Democratic Democratic defender, who led the prosecution of the suspect in the church blast in Birmingham in 1963, broke Moore and rented a place. In 2020, many Republican members, including Roy Moore and Jeff Sessions (President Trump retired from President Trump, retired from the Justice), established their own candidates to challenge Jones. In 2016, after Donald Trump was elected to the US President, he appointed Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions. As a result, the Space of the Senate, which had been a very restricted session for a long time, was eliminated, and it was expected that the Republican Party would easily occupy it. Governor Robert Bentley has declared that Luther Strange will be a Sessions seat. The problem was that Bentley had been investigated at the time trying to hide an affair. For this reason, Mr. Strange's anger, including the Republican Party, exploded, and formerly Roy Moore Supreme Court's Secretary of the Supreme Court had the opportunity to nominate the candidate himself, nominated Trump, and broke Strange in a preliminary election. However, it was proved that Moore was a very harmful candidate, and it was discovered that he had sex with a young woman at the age of 30, and eventually collapsed. In a shocking defeat, Democratic Doug Jones, a Democratic Democratic Democratic Democratic defender, who led the prosecution of the suspect in the church blast in Birmingham in 1963, broke Moore and rented a place. In 2020, many Republican members, including Roy Moore and Jeff Sessions (President Trump retired from President Trump, retired from the Justice), established their own candidates to challenge Jones. for
                          • In 2018, the year of the Blue Wave, Democrats gained ground in Charleston, South Carolina, Oklahoma City, Salt Lake City, Staten Island, New York, Republican-held New Mexico, Maine, and the typically Republican suburbs of Iowa. Donald Trump had won all of these spaces by large margins in 2016, and the Democratic victories in each of these spaces in 2018 were shocking (although some were by small margins, such as Utah Democrat Ben McDams winning 694 votes out of nearly 300. 000 submitted votes). But when subtracted to a presidential election cycle, the situation is quite different. To repeat this upset, Democrats would likely need to defeat Trump in a big way, but because all sample polls showed, for example, exactly what would happen. Trump, without any special assignments, rented these spaces again, and all the House Democrats in question were sent home after just one term, except for the Maine space (though again by a small margin, with Democrat Anthony Brindisi of New York losing his bid for a second term by 100 votes to the Republican he had defeated two years earlier, Claudia Tenney).
                          • Herbert Hoover ran for president in 1928, despite never having been elected, and won, then the Great Depression hit, and he lost reelection in 1932, never to run again.
                          • Like Hoover, Donald Trump had never run for city government before his surprising victory in 2016. He also faced financial setbacks, such as the COVID-19 pandemic bringing monetary creation to a halt. Due to this and his response to the pandemic, Trump only received a one-time extension and left office in disgrace after a mob of his supporters stormed the Capitol. But unlike Hoover, Trump managed to narrowly win reelection.
                          • Eugene McCarsey served as a member of the House of Representatives for five terms and two Senaters, but outside of Minnesota, in the 1968 New Hampshire presidential election, Lindon Johnson was eight points, and Johnson was less than 50 %. It is known that he could not win and won. This caused a series of domino defeats that turn US politics. After this, Robert F. Kennedy developed its own ant i-war campaign, and announced that Johnson did not aim for r e-election. After Kennedy was assassinated, the election campaign was confused, and a fierce battle in the Democratic Party was witnessed, and a fierce protest was held outside the party. As the battle progressed, George Wallace's independent movement gained support from the conservative Southern Democratic Party, and eventually the Republican Richard Nixon won in November. McCarthy's background was hardly noticed, including several more presidential election movements and activities as an activist. It was not helpful that another Senator McCarthy had a more prominent and controversial political heritage.
                          • James Elroy Frecker has created a considerable amount of poems in 30 years, and has been quoted by Agatha Christie and Neil Gayman, but today his poetry "Hassan: Baghdad's Hassan Most of the story of "Hassan: The Story of Hassan of Baghdad) is almost memorable for an incredibly eas y-t o-quote line, so he traveled to Samarcand (" Knowledge "). If the Frecker has not died at a young age, his fame would have spread even more.
                          • The literary fame of William Ernest Henley is mostly his only poem, Invictus.
                          • Joyce Kirmer mostly remembered his poem, TREES.
                          • Ernest Sayer is known only by the poem "Casey at the Bat".
                          • The popular poem by Mary Elizabeth Fly "Don't Stand at My Grave and Week" is actually written by another couple poet called Claire Harness, and in the 1934 memorial ceremony, "Immortality". It was announced in the title. An unusual example is that the same work may become famous for two people. One is the original author, and the other is a popular source.
                          • К кар был подов аы аоэ, поы ндож латы, ноч ноч пожом , ч о запом.
                          • John Zesespi Mage's "high flying", but he died of an airplane tragedy before this poem became famous.
                          • John McLoya is recalled only by "in the field of Flanders".
                          • Poems created by the national hymns are also eligible.
                          • Francis Scott Ki, the creator of the Sta r-shaped flag, was a lawyer and wrote purely amateu r-based poems.
                          • "Freedom Hymn" is a poem in Solo Moss's Dionucios, and he managed to complete it (although it is an absolute version of verse 158-this is almost an official addition). In 1865, seven years after Solomos's death, the highest cu t-off version was adopted as a Greek national anthem.
                          • Jimmy Glass is a British soccer player, with Curryle United enrolled in the football league and scored a goal just before the last match of the 1998-99 season, just before the end of the Primus Argail match. Despite being a car rill's goalkeeper, there were rules that had to be on the other side of the pitch, and at that time he won in a hurry from Swindon City. He played only three games in Carlille, did not make a long contract with his voice, returned to Swindon and resigned for two years. The subsequent autobiography was called the miracle of a blow. Explaining soccer for those who don't know anything, he played in the UK professional league, lived an unknown player, and retired and became a salaried worker.
                          On May 7, 2003, Arsenal defeated Southampton with a 6: 1 score. A 1 9-yea r-old Jermaine Pennant achieved a hat trick and played for the first time in a championship. After that, this game will be the first match of Arsenal, the longest 49 consecutive victories in the British soccer world. However, Pennant had never scored in the club.
                          • Roger-Maris forever, if he did not consider his MVP1960 and 1961 (he solved the 61 Homan), he was a baseball player higher than the average, but not impressive. It is known as a person who solved the 61 Homerang, such as not being integrated and united. < SPAN> John Zese s-Lii Mage's "high jump", but he was dead in the tragedy of an airplane soldier before this poem became famous.
                          • John McLoya is recalled only by "in the field of Flanders".
                          • Poems created by the national hymns are also eligible.
                          • Francis Scott Ki, the creator of the Sta r-shaped flag, was a lawyer and wrote purely amateu r-based poems.
                          • "Freedom Hymn" is a poem in Solo Moss's Dionucios, and he managed to complete it (although it is an absolute version of verse 158-this is almost an official addition). In 1865, seven years after Solomos's death, the highest cu t-off version was adopted as a Greek national anthem.
                          • Jimmy Glass is a British soccer player, with Curryle United enrolled in the football league and scored a goal just before the last match of the 1998-99 season, just before the end of the Primus Argail match. Despite being a car rill's goalkeeper, there were rules that had to be on the other side of the pitch, and at that time he won in a hurry from Swindon City. He played only three games in Carlille, did not make a long contract with his voice, returned to Swindon and resigned for two years. The subsequent autobiography was called the miracle of a blow. Explaining soccer for those who don't know anything, he played in the UK's professional league, living an unknown player, and retired to become a salaried worker.
                          • On May 7, 2003, Arsenal defeated Southampton with a 6: 1 score. A 1 9-yea r-old Jermaine Pennant achieved a hat trick and played for the first time in a championship. After that, this game will be the first match of Arsenal, the longest 49 consecutive victories in the British soccer world. However, Pennant had never scored in the club.
                          • Roger-Maris forever, if he did not consider his MVP1960 and 1961 (he solved the 61 Homan), he was a baseball player higher than the average, but not impressive. It is known as a person who solved the 61 Homerang, such as not being integrated and united. John Zesespi Mage's "high flying", but he died of an airplane tragedy before this poem became famous.
                          • John McLoya is recalled only by "in the field of Flanders".
                          • Poems created by the national hymns are also eligible.
                          • Francis Scott Ki, the creator of the Sta r-shaped flag, was a lawyer and wrote purely amateu r-based poems.
                          • "Freedom Hymn" is a poem in Solo Moss's Dionucios, and he managed to complete it (although it is an absolute version of verse 158-this is almost an official addition). In 1865, seven years after Solomos's death, the highest cu t-off version was adopted as a Greek national anthem.
                          • Jimmy Glass is a British soccer player, with Curryle United enrolled in the football league and scored a goal just before the last match of the 1998-99 season, just before the end of the Primus Argail match. Despite being a car rill's goalkeeper, there were rules that had to be on the other side of the pitch, and at that time he won in a hurry from Swindon City. He played only three games in Carlille, did not make a long contract with his voice, returned to Swindon and resigned for two years. The subsequent autobiography was called the miracle of a blow. Explaining soccer for those who don't know anything, he played in the UK professional league, lived an unknown player, and retired and became a salaried worker.
                          • On May 7, 2003, Arsenal defeated Southampton with a 6: 1 score. A 1 9-yea r-old Jermaine Pennant achieved a hat trick and played for the first time in a championship. After that, this game will be the first match of Arsenal, the longest 49 consecutive victories in the British soccer world. However, Pennant had never scored in the club.
                          • Roger-Maris forever, if he did not consider his MVP1960 and 1961 (he solved the 61 Homan), he was a baseball player higher than the average, but not impressive. It is known as a person who solved the 61 Homerang, such as not being integrated and united.
                          • In the South American soccer and the State Soccer League, there are many players who can leave soccer as soon as they burn in one game / one season, or remain away as soon as their rival teams appear in the video. The absolute list lies in the "disappointment" section on the "Celebrities of the State Football League" page.
                          • Newcomer Washington Red Skins Timy-Smith has entered the starting lineup only in XXII Super Bruce due to the injury of other Red Skins running back. Smith made the most of the probability, winning the 204th Super Cup with a score of 42 minutes and 10 seconds to the Denver Bronocos opponent, and recorded two tokudo. Smith's career ended in only 15 games and then left NFL in 1990.
                          • Similarly, David Teiri in New York Giants. After occupying the lowest line in the receiver evaluation, he caught an irritable ball ball and pressed it to his helmet, and no longer noticeable.
                          • Presenter's Mike Jones of St. Lams Rams reminded me that Titans' receiver, Kevin Dyson, succeeded in conquering and stopped touchdown with the same unified play.
                          • Running Back Jonas Gray, who runs 201 yards in Patriotz, will probably not be as a gig as much as he decided in 4-tokdown. In the IRGE on the right, he generally did not play for no n-team rules.
                          • The starter Jerome Harrison gained popularity in a game in 2009, ran 286 yards, and broke the record of the famous Jim Brown Cleveland Brows.
                          • Chris Johnson had a satisfying career, but did not reach 2, 000 yards in Tennessee Titans in the 2009 season.
                          • Dick Schiner was a refrain from quarter back. When he was playing with the Atlanta Fallons team, he led Sokorov to victory to New Oilin Saints with a 6 2-to 7 score, he was the first quarter term that showed perfect evaluation. This is the only record he has achieved in his career. < SPAN> South American soccer and the State Soccer League have a lot of players who can leave soccer as soon as they burn in one game / one season, and as soon as the rival team is reflected in the video. The absolute list lies in the "disappointment" section on the "Celebrities of the State Football League" page.
                          Newcomer Washington Red Skins Timy-Smith has entered the starting lineup only in XXII Super Bruce due to the injury of other Red Skins running back. Smith made the most of the probability, winning the 204th Super Cup with a score of 42 minutes and 10 seconds to the Denver Bronocos opponent, and recorded two tokudo. Smith's career ended in only 15 games and then left NFL in 1990.
                          • Similarly, David Teiri in New York Giants. After occupying the lowest line in the receiver evaluation, he caught an irritable ball ball and pressed it to his helmet, and no longer noticeable.
                            • Presenter's Mike Jones of St. Lams Rams reminded me that Titans' receiver, Kevin Dyson, succeeded in conquering and stopped touchdown with the same unified play.
                            • Running Back Jonas Gray, who runs 201 yards in Patriotz, will probably not be as a gig as much as he decided in 4-tokdown. In the IRGE on the right, he generally did not play for no n-team rules.
                            The starter Jerome Harrison gained popularity in a game in 2009, ran 286 yards, and broke the record of the famous Jim Brown Cleveland Brows.
                            • Chris Johnson had a satisfying career, but did not reach 2, 000 yards in Tennessee Titans in the 2009 season.
                            • Dick Schiner was a refrain from quarter back. When he was playing with the Atlanta Fallons team, he led Sokorov to victory to New Oilin Saints with a 6 2-to 7 score, he was the first quarter term that showed perfect evaluation. This is the only record he has achieved in his career. In the South American soccer and the State Soccer League, there are many players who can leave soccer as soon as they burn in one game / one season, or remain away as soon as their rival teams appear in the video. The absolute list lies in the "disappointment" section on the "Celebrities of the State Football League" page.
                              • Newcomer Washington Red Skins Timy-Smith has entered the starting lineup only in XXII Super Bruce due to the injury of other Red Skins running back. Smith made the most of the probability, winning the 204th Super Cup with a score of 42 minutes and 10 seconds to the Denver Bronocos opponent, and recorded two tokudo. Smith's career ended in only 15 games and then left NFL in 1990.
                              • Similarly, David Teiri in New York Giants. After occupying the lowest line in the receiver evaluation, he caught an irritable ball ball and pressed it to his helmet, and no longer noticeable.
                                • Presenter's Mike Jones of St. Lams Rams reminded me that Titans' receiver, Kevin Dyson, succeeded in conquering and stopped touchdown with the same unified play.
                                • Running Back Jonas Gray, who runs 201 yards in Patriotz, will probably not be as a gig as much as he decided in 4-tokdown. In the IRGE on the right, he generally did not play for no n-team rules.
                                • The starter Jerome Harrison gained popularity in a game in 2009, ran 286 yards, and broke the record of the famous Jim Brown's Cleveland Brows.
                                • Chris Johnson had a satisfying career, but did not reach 2, 000 yards in Tennessee Titans in the 2009 season.
                                • Dick Schiner was a refrain from quarter back. When he was playing with the Atlanta Fallons team, he led Sokorov to victory to New Oilin Saints with a 6 2-to 7 score, he was the first quarter term that showed perfect evaluation. This is the only record he has achieved in his career.
                                • Robert Bailey had a fairly ordinary playing career, but in his second season with the Los Angeles Rams, he held the NFL record for the longest trap turn, which he got in a 1994 game against the New Orleans Saints. Just when everyone else behind him thought the ball was going to slip out of the end zone, he literally realized it wasn't, and he passed the ball past everyone behind him for 103 yards.
                                • Mike Borilla was an unremarkable quarterback in his short NFL career, but somehow, for reasons that even football historians can't doubt, he earned a Pro Bowl berth in 1976, where he led the NFC team to a landslide victory in the best game of his career. After one more full season, he retired and became interested in a career as a lawyer.
                                • Tim Tebow will forever be remembered for the 2011 season in his short five-year quarterback career, when the Denver Broncos sparked "Tebowmania." His fans and haters alike agree that he was a horribly inconsistent player, extremely difficult to predict and counter, essentially the NFL's equivalent of a clown hunter. His 2011 season was undoubtedly his highlight, when he led the Denver Broncos to the second round of the playoffs and was famous for his fourth-quarter production that led the team to victory. But he was then booted out of the Broncos in 2011 to make way for the more reliable Peyton Manning, and he never found consistent playing time with anyone else.
                                • Meanwhile, Demaryius Thomas, a longtime Broncos fixture, including Tebow, is more popular for his 80-yard touchdown run in an overtime game in that playoff.
                                • For the younger generation who aren't Yankees/Red Sox fans, he's probably most popular for being part of Steinbrenner's rant.
                                • Similarly, Carlton Fisk was a potential Hall of Famer with the Red Sox, but his entire career was defined by an error-stopped home run in the 1975 Universe Series.
                                • So much so that most mainstream baseball fans (at least outside of Chicago's South Side) forget that Fisk spent most of his career with the White Sox.
                                • Jason Donald is also popular because of that one "hit."
                                • Jacques Villeneuve won the World Championship in 1997, his second year in the league, but hasn't won a championship since. But he's had success elsewhere.
                                • Jean Alesi is a prime example. He only won one F1 race, and even that was considered a success (albeit popular). His talent was obvious to everyone, but a combination of bad luck and poor technique prevented him from winning more.
                                • Venezuelan racer Pastor Maldonado only won one F1 race in his career, and is known for his spectacular crashes.
                                • The same can be said about Fabio Grosso, who almost singlehandedly led Italy to victory in the 2006 World Cup. He scored all the important goals, including one in the semi-final and a decisive penalty in the final, but he never stood out any more in his home country.
                                • Ted Hopkins took to the field after a stoppage for Carlton in the 1970 Grand Final, ripping "Collingwood" to shreds as Carlton returned to win by 44-OCHKA LAG. Hopkins then retired, knowing he could never top that performance.
                                • In the 1990s, Goran Ivanišević was always one of the best players in the world (he even ranked second for a few years), but he made it to the Wimbledon finals for the first time in a decade, losing all three times. Injuries and declining performances caused him to fall out of the top 100 in 2001 and rarely qualified for major tournaments. However, he received a wild card at Wimbledon in 2001. He never made it past the third circle of the tournament (not just in the major helmets, but in any tournament), but retired a few years later.
                                • Before the 1982 reform, most of the best tennis players, especially women, skipped the Australian Open due to the inconvenience of the schedule, the length of the journey, and the relatively low total prize money. One of the last women to win before the reform was Barbara Jordan of the United States, who won in 1979. Jordan also never made it past the 32nd place line in the "Helmet" tournament, and was never in the top 50 of the world rankings.
                                • Iva Mayori won the first championship for France in 1997, Anastasia Myskina in 2004, and Jelena Ostapenko in 2017. None of them made it beyond the quarter-finals in any other helmet competition. Jean Alesi is a prime example. He only won one F1 race, but even that was considered a success (albeit a popular one). Despite his obvious talent, a combination of bad luck and poor technique prevented him from winning more.
                                • Venezuelan racer Pastor Maldonado only won one F1 race in his career and is known for his spectacular crashes.
                                • The same can be said about Fabio Grosso, who almost singlehandedly led Italy to victory in the 2006 World Cup. He scored all the important goals, including the one in the semi-final and the decisive penalty in the final, but he didn't stand out much more in his home country.
                                • Ted Hopkins took the field after a stoppage for Carlton in the 1970 Grand Final and ripped Collingwood to shreds as Carlton returned to win with a 44-OCHKA LAG. Hopkins then retired, knowing he could never top that performance.
                                • Goran Ivanišević was consistently among the best players in the world in the 1990s (he even came in second for a few years), but after a 10-year hiatus from reaching the Wimbledon final, he lost all three times. Injuries and declining performances meant he fell out of the top 100 in 2001 and barely qualified for major tournaments. He did, however, receive a wildcard into Wimbledon in 2001. He never made it past the third circle of the tournament (at any tournament, not just the majors), but retired a few years later.
                                • Before the 1982 reform, most of the best tennis players, especially women, skipped the Australian Open due to the inconvenient schedule, the long journey, and the relatively low prize money. One of the last women to win before the reform was Barbara Jordan of the United States, who won in 1979. Furthermore, Jordan never made it past the 32nd place line in the "Helmet" tournament, and was never ranked in the top 50 in the world rankings.
                                • Iva Mayori won her first tournament in 1997, Anastasia Myskina in 2004, and Jelena Ostapenko in 2017, all from France. None of them made it beyond the quarterfinals in other helmet tournaments. Jean Alesi is a prime example. He only had one win in Formula 1, and even that was considered a success (albeit a popular one). Despite his obvious talent, a combination of bad luck and poor technique prevented him from winning more.
                                • Venezuelan racer Pastor Maldonado only won one F1 race in his career and is known for his spectacular crashes.
                                • The same can be said about Fabio Grosso, who almost singlehandedly led Italy to victory in the 2006 World Cup. He scored all the important goals, including one in the semi-final and a crucial penalty in the final, but he didn't have any other notable performances in his home country.
                                • Ted Hopkins took to the field after a stoppage for Carlton in the 1970 Grand Final and ripped "Collingwood" to shreds as Carlton came back to win with a 44-OCHKA LAG. Hopkins then retired, knowing he could never top that performance.
                                • Goran Ivanišević was consistently one of the best players in the world in the 1990s (he even came second a few years), but he made his first Wimbledon final in a decade, losing all three times. Due to injuries and poor performance, he fell out of the top 100 in 2001 and barely qualified for major tournaments. However, he received a wild card at Wimbledon in 2001. He never made it beyond the third circle of the tournament (not only in the major helmets, but in any tournament), but retired a few years later.
                                • Before the 1982 reform, most of the leading tennis players, especially women, skipped the Australian Open due to the inconvenience of the schedule, the long journey, and the relatively low total prize money. One of the last women to win before the reform was Barbara Jordan of the United States, who won in 1979. Moreover, Jordan never made it past the 32nd place line in the "helmet" tournament, and was never in the top 50 of the world rankings.
                                • Iva Mayori won her first title in 1997, Anastasia Myskina in 2004, and Jelena Ostapenko in 2017, all from France. None of them could advance beyond the quarterfinals in other helmet tournaments.
                                • Martin Werke played in the French Open Championships in 2003 at the age of 24. After that, he quickly rose to prominence and advanced to the end of the tournament. After that, he only participated in five tournaments (only made it to the round of 32 once), suffered injuries, and ended his career.
                                  • Paul Henderson is more popular because he scored a goal in the 1972 Summit Series tournament (Canada-USSR). He became a "star" twice, but never merged into hockey popularity.
                                  • Another big Loyola moment in basketball, when Loyola Marimount, as its star Hank Gators, reached 8 selected in 1990 and died during a game in the conference tournament. After that, other stars of the Boin Bulls graduated from the institute, and coach Paul Westhead fled to work in the NBA, and those times are no longer participating in the tournament. Note: LMU has definitely not helped Gonzaga begin to win on the West Coast of its own conference entirely, only Saint Mary's and later WCC BYU (going to the Big 12 in 2023-conference) arrived suggesting something approaching the call.
                                  • The iconic 1966 state championship mentioned in the movie "Paths of Glory" was the same case when the Texas-El-Paso team (at the time UTEP captured the popular title as Texas Western) had made its way to the NCAA 16 more delicious spaces.
                                  • Jacksonville University, led by the NBA's future majestic player and popular member of basketball Myrtis Gilmore, reached the championship game in 1970 until he met the UCLA juggernaut. The Dolphins have never won an NCAA tournament this season, only five have participated in them.
                                  • In 1979, Larry Bird's team played in the NCAA Championship, losing to Magic Johnson's Michigan State. This was Indiana State's only second-round victory in four Division I appearances (the Sycamores won the NAIA in 1950 and had played in four lower division championships, both NAIA and NCAA Division II, before that). He began his head coaching career with an undefeated 1978-79 season that led to the championship game, but was fired after three disappointing seasons. After ISU head coach Bob King suffered a heart attack and brain aneurysm early in the 1978-1979 season, Hodges actively consulted with King throughout the season.
                                  • 1951, San Francisco. The Dons won and were invited to the Orange Bowl on the condition that they not bring any African-American players to Miami. The team declined the invitation and left major league college football after the season (eventually disbanding in 1982).
                                  • 1967, Wyoming. Featuring future Miami Dolphins star Jim Kiick, the Cowboys finished the regular season as the only undefeated college team and were invited to the Sugar Bowl. Since then, they have only finished in the top 25 once (1996). Note: 14 African-American players planned to wear black armbands during a game against BYU to protest the anti-black doctrines and policies of Mormon leaders. The church (which they later disavowed and left) was excluded from the team. The team also struggled to attract quality coaches, with Bob Devaney, Fred Akers, Pat Dye, and Dennis Erickson all leaving after short stints for better positions.
                                  • 1979, Temple. The Owls finished the regular season 9-2, with their two losses coming against fellow national rivals Pittsburgh and Penn State. This was the school's only Top 25 appearance in history. In 1979, Larry Bird's team played in the NCAA Championships, losing to Magic Johnson's Michigan State. This was Indiana State's only second-round victory in four Division I appearances (the Sycamores won the NAIA in 1950 and had played in four lower division championships, both NAIA and NCAA Division II, prior to that). He began his head coaching career with an undefeated 1978-79 season leading up to the championship game, but was fired three years later after a string of disappointing seasons. At the beginning of the 1978-1979 season, after ISU head coach Bob King suffered a heart attack and brain aneurysm, Hodges actively consulted with King throughout the season.
                                  • 1951, San Francisco. The Dons won and were invited to the Orange Bowl on the condition that they not bring any African-American players to Miami. The team declined the invitation and left major league college football after the season (eventually disbanding in 1982).
                                  • 1967, Wyoming. The Cowboys, featuring future Miami Dolphins star Jim Kiick, finished the regular season as the only undefeated college team and were invited to the Sugar Bowl. Since then, they have only finished in the Top 25 once (1996).
                                  • Note: 14 African-American players planned to wear black armbands during a game against BYU to protest the anti-black doctrines and policies of Mormon leaders. The church (which they subsequently disavowed and withdrew from) was barred from the team. The school also struggled to retain quality coaches, with Bob Devaney, Fred Akers, Pat Dye, and Dennis Erickson all leaving for better positions after brief stints.
                                  • Temple, 1979. The Owls finished the regular season 9-2, with their two losses coming to state rivals Pittsburgh and Penn State. This was the school's only Top 25 appearance in school history. In 1979, Larry Bird's team played in the NCAA Championship, losing to Magic Johnson's Michigan State. This was Indiana State's only second-round victory in four Division I appearances (the Sycamores won the NAIA in 1950 and had played in four lower division championships, both NAIA and NCAA Division II, prior to that). He began his head coaching career in 1978-79 with an undefeated run to the championship game, but was fired after three disappointing seasons. After ISU head coach Bob King suffered a heart attack and brain aneurysm early in the 1978-1979 season, Hodges actively consulted with King throughout the season.
                                  • 1951, San Francisco: The Dons won and were invited to the Orange Bowl on the condition that they not bring any African-American players to Miami. The team declined the invitation and left major league college football after the season (eventually disbanding in 1982).
                                  • 1967, Wyoming: The Cowboys, featuring future Miami Dolphins star Jim Kiick, finished the regular season as the only undefeated college team and were invited to the Sugar Bowl. Since then, they have only finished in the top 25 once (1996). Note: 14 African-American players planned to wear black armbands during a game against BYU to protest the anti-black doctrines and policies of Mormon leaders. The church (which they subsequently disavowed and withdrew from) was barred from the team. The school also struggled to retain quality coaches, with Bob Devaney, Fred Akers, Pat Dye, and Dennis Erickson all leaving for better positions after brief stints with the school.
                                  • 1979 Temple. The Owls finished the regular season 9-2, with their two losses coming against fellow national rivals Pittsburgh and Penn State. This was the school's only Top 25 finish in history.
                                  • 1991, East Carolina. Pirates, led by Jeff Break, the next quota back, lost in the first match, but won 11 consecutive victories and finished ninth in the final votes of AP. Since then, it has not appeared in the final sample survey. This season was the only champion in his career, despite the head coach Bill Lewis, three schools in three schools.
                                  Churaine 7th in 1998 with 12 wins and 0 losses. Won 9th place in 2022.
                                  • 2007, Hawaii. The Warriors, led by Colt Brennan, a record break, finished the undefeated season and gained the right to participate in the Sugar Bowl before Georgia was defeated. Before and after that, there was a certain season, but there was no such impressive season.
                                  • Western Michigan, who participated in the Cotton Bowl with 13 wins and 0 in 2016, lost 24-16 to Wisconsin 8th place. The following year, PJ Frek, a key coach, left Minnesota, and this victory was not repeated.
                                  • At the FCS level, the Idaho State University won the state championship in 1981, but has only participated in the playoffs since then (lost the first round in 1983).
                                  • Board game
                                  • Apples to Apples's two artists Alain Star House and Matthew Kirby have not yet issued a bestseller.
                                  • Mysterium is the only work that made Alexander Nefsky and Oleg Sidrenko became popular.
                                  Albert Ramoris and Michael I. Levin had few bes t-selling, except for the great success.
                                  • Nottingham's sheriff was a huge success, but his creator Andre Zots and Sergio Haravan had no other bestsellers.
                                  • Sprender is a wel l-known game, but nothing is interested in other works by Mark Andre.
                                  • Kelly Britainstein's "Zombie". That's all that he has gained popularity.
                                  • The Isaac Chilled dress "Glom Heaven" is one of the most famous games in history, but his other works are not interested at all.
                                  • In 2003, THE FORGE's Paul Chege announced "My Life with the Master" and quickly became one of the works representing the North American indie desk role playing game scene. Since then, he has rarely published other games (commercially), but has been free to publish recent experimental projects.
                                  • The biggest bestseller in Jacob Frickselius is Terra Forming Mars.
                                  • Pride (Gordon Hamilton) hit Santorini, but other works are not well known.
                                  • Luka Jenako's biggest bestseller is Kingsberg.

                                  In-Universe examples:

                                  The only South American Bestseller of South Africa's famous artist Miriam Makeba was her representative song "Pata Pata", which was ranked 12th in 1967, 10 years after her first recording. The song became one of the most popular World Music in history, and eventually became a norm for African pops.
                                  • Elizabeth J. Magee created several games, but is best known for The Landlord's Game, the precursor to Monopoly.
                                  • Finnish board game designer Kari Mannerla created several games early in his life. His first games received little attention, but Star of Africa, released in 1951, was a big hit in Finland and several neighboring countries, and remains popular into the 2020s. This was his only big success, and his subsequent works (such as the sequel to Star of Africa, Mission Pack, and the card game based on it) were failures.
                                  • Gabriele Mari is only known for Letters from Whitechapel.
                                  Yoshimi Yoshizawa debuted in 1970 as a professional manga artist in "Guts Frog". To date, it is his only hit series, creating two animation series and many commercialization in the sunshine countries. Later, he drew 10 manga to complete the series, but had no major popularity.
                                  • Juan Rodriguez is only known for the game The Grizzled.
                                  Leslie Scott developed several games in the 1980s and 1990s. Jenga was a big hit, and the rest were quickly forgotten.
                                  • Masao Suganuma is only known for the game Machikoro.
                                  • Rodney Thompson is only known for Lords Of Waterdeep.
                                  • Designer Klaus-Jurgen Vrede is only known for the game Carcassonne.
                                    • The abstract strategy game Hive was well-received and popular. But other games made by designer John Yeni never caught on.
                                    The actor Gary Sinniz tried to freeze the coach in the movie Mouse and People (1992). Dennis Hopper in the movie "Careless Mount". The movie "Paint" became his unified director, and was benefited, but the controversy over the description of the bandit's formation, and Sean Pen was in charge of the statistical engineer and was sentenced to prison. The shadow became lighter by trying to shoot him.
                                    • Video Games
                                    • Alexei Pajitnov is the best-known example. He is known for making Tetris, one of the most popular games of all time, but nothing else.
                                    • In the late 1990s and early 2000s, he worked in Microsoft's games division, creating acclaimed puzzle games such as Pandora's Box and Hexic.
                                    Hound Dog stars Deborah Kempmeyer.
                                    • Voice actors
                                    • Most of the voice actors in Chuck E. Cheese's: Make Believe Band have had few other major roles. The exceptions are Bob West (Barney) and Christopher Sabat (Vegeta from Dragon Ball), who voiced Mr. Munch in Chuck E. Cheese's in Galaxy 5000.
                                    • Teru Ravenscroft is one of the most prestigious voice artists for all ages and all audiences, having played numerous roles (including the New Year's classic, "You're Grrrr-r-rash!") and been well respected in the vocal associations. But for the elite audience, he will forever be known as Tony Tiger, who screamed "They're grr-r-rash!" in the Flakes ad.
                                    • Indeed, he is often confused with Walt Disney thanks to his exit as the singing bust in "The Ghost Rooster", and sometimes with Boris Karloff in the role of Mr. Grinch.
                                    • Stephanie is best known for playing Kid Goku and Gohan in the Dragon Ball series. She also played important roles in TV series such as Gravion Zwei, Parasite Dolls, and Lupin III, but gained popularity with Dragon Ball.
                                    • She also voiced the main character in the game OK K. O.! Become a Hero, but only for a certain number of episodes, who then occupied the space Cortenaei Taylor, for example, is actually still literally the only popular according to Dragon Ball Z.
                                    • Tom Hibiss put out Shikamaru Nara and did not pursue anything notable.
                                    • Akane's only major appearance is as Miriam Silua, but in this TV series she appeared in Stargate SG-1. In 2008, she left acting and became a flight attendant.
                                    • Sarah Strange, the actress who voiced Ranma, played only a few roles (Ranma was her only role in the anime) and left the series in the second half of the third season to focus on her career as a TV presenter. Later, Richard Ian Cox said so for Ranma.
                                    • Bridget Dow's only role in the anime is as Ranma's wife in the first six episodes of the anime and the first two episodes of Ova. However, she also appeared in the 1990s cartoon My Little Pony and had a number of supporting roles in the TV series Ranma. She then left before finishing her work in the TV series, and Venus Terzo (who had already been a recurring voice actress) took over her role.
                                    • Tendou Nabiki was Angela Costin's only voice role and one of her few performances that made it into a pilot. The same can be said for her sister, Elaine Costin.
                                      • Ryoko was Petria Burchard's only major anime role, and her small role in the TV series The Continuous Line Experiment will always be uniformly significant. She still plays a certain number of inconsequential roles on video camera.
                                      Newcomer Washington Red Skins Timy-Smith has entered the starting lineup only in XXII Super Bruce due to the injury of other Red Skins running back. Smith made the most of the probability, winning the 204th Super Cup with a score of 42 minutes and 10 seconds to the Denver Bronocos opponent, and recorded two tokudo. Smith's career ended in only 15 games and then left NFL in 1990.
                                      • The only role played by Ellen Gerterel in anime is Moshi's original voice actor after Rebecca Folstadt retired. However, she plays several roles in Western animation, especially the laptur in Jemmy.
                                      • Anime Lee Quick is an original voice actor of Jennie, a supporting role in just three series. Her successor Jamie Davius ​​Owens has no other credit in the anime.
                                      • Matthew Sasman also had a credit as another actor, but he is best known for his original Miut's voice.
                                      Emily Bauer is well known as Douos, but nothing more.
                                      • Jay Good, who was in charge of the voice of Mueta and his creator, Dr. Fuji, with the pseudonym of Philip Bartlet, has no other actor, mainly actors, and several times in movies and television programs. He is appearing.
                                      Albert Ramoris and Michael I. Levin had few bes t-selling, except for the great success.
                                      • Julie Cabner had a considerable career in live performances, including the Emmy Award for Merge, but has since performed her career since then.

                                      Godry Smith (Lisa) is the worst in this regard. Except for a character similar to Lisa, she has not played the role of voice in Simpsons. The only protagonist is the 1993 movie "We're Back"! The dinosaurs became gold explosion. " As an actress, he appeared in a small role in several popular movies (the Legend of Billy Jin, Eniway, "City Procedure, etc.), and in the 1991-94 Citcom" Hermans Head ". I played the role of the 2 plan.

                                      • The most famous actresses of Verma and Daphne are Nicole Juffer (Vermuffa 1), Stephana Christophison (Duff North 1), Odas North (Daffne 2), Pat Stevens (Verma 2), He is an actress who was in charge of Verma and Daphne's voice, such as Maru) and Frampkin (Verme 3). They have different fragmentary titles in the living effect, but nothing so memorable. In the case of Grey Derisul (Daffne No. 4), Mary Kay Bergman (Duff No. 3), Bi Jay Word (Verma No. 4), and Kate Mikuchiki (Verma 6), it is completely out of the question. be. Minda Kon (Vermon 5) is an ambiguous example: Verma is the only starring her, but is also known for the role of Natalie in the Fact of Life series.

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                                      Hadley Kay had a very long career in his native Canada, voicing dozens of cartoons. However, his most notable role in the South was as the first voice of Scooby after Don Messick's death, voicing him in the Johnny Bravo crossover and several commercials. He left the role almost immediately and moved back to Toronto. Scott Innes voiced Scooby from 1998 to 2001, and Shaggy from 1999 to 2001, after which he was replaced by Frank Welker as Scooby, with Casey Kasem returning as Shaggy, and voicing both characters occasionally since 2010 (mostly in commercials and theme park attractions). Aside from voicing other Hanna-Barbera and Warner Bros. characters in some cases (mostly commercials), that's all that is known. He is primarily a Country Radio DJ in Louisiana (he hosted a daily program on Wynk-FM to stick from 1997 to 2011).
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                                      • Mary Costa is popular as the performer of the role of Princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty, but nothing more. To make matters worse, Aurora herself only has a few replicas, and she played a supporting vocal role in the host role.
                                      • Jodi Benson is a reasonably successful actress who has done a certain number of animated voices, but this one should be avoided as she is popular as the voice of Ariel in The Little Mermaids, Barbie in The History of Toys, and a significant role in Don Bratt's Sam Line (one more princess role).
                                      • Paige O'Hara's only significant role is Belle in Beauty and the Beast. Most of her other work has been on Broadway. Julie Nathanson, who replaced Paige as the voice of Belle in 2011, plays a secondary and unimportant role in the host role.

                                      Linda Larkin, the voice of Jasmine in Aladdin, has not won any other major awards. However, her voice, Lea Salonga, achieved quite the greatest spar as an artist for other Disney characters, and also made a career on Broadway and is considered one of the most successful Filipino singers of all time.

                                      

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