Top 10 - Forgotten One Hit Wonders From 1979 We’ll Never Forget

32. Top 10 - Forgotten One Hit Wonders From 1979 We’ll Never Forget Relive the songs that topped the charts, dominated the radio, and then seemed to vanish, along with the artists behind them. Released in 1979, these tracks captured a unique moment in music history, blending disco, soft rock, power pop, and new wave into songs that became unforgettable classics of the era. From the futuristic sound of “Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles to other forgotten favorites, these records captured the moment when the 1970s were ending and a new musical decade was beginning. In this video, we count down 10 unforgettable one-hit wonders from 1979, revisiting the artists, the stories behind their songs, their chart success, and what really happened to them after their brief moment in the spotlight faded. If you enjoy music nostalgia, forgotten hits, one-hit wonders, and unforgettable songs from the 1970s, like, comment, and subscribe for more. Which song from 1979 do you still remember every word to? Tell us in the comments which one-hit wonder deserves to be remembered. 00:00 One Hit Wonders 00:42 Driver’s Seat — Sniff ’n’ the Tears 01:36 Makin’ It — David Naughton 02:35 Lotta Love — Nicolette Larson 03:38 Just When I Needed You Most — Randy VanWarmer 04:40 Pop Muzik — M (Robin Scott) 05:45 Video Killed the Radio Star — The Buggles 06:49 Come to Me — France Joli 07:54 Born to Be Alive — Patrick Hernandez 09:02 Cruel to Be Kind — Nick Lowe 10:09 Knock on Wood — Amii Stewart #onehitwonders #1970smusic #1979music #onehitwonder #musicnostalgia #analogfm70s