AaronAlmighty said:

Unfortunately he was no one hit wonder in Holland...

Neversin.

Y'all forgot...

The System - "Don't Disturb This Groove"

Rockwell - "Somebody's Watchin' Me" (horrible video!! HORRIBLE!!)

Oh yeah, and Buster Douglas. He made me ashamed to live in Columbus, OH.

Vibrator said:

Ray Parker Jr. was NO one-hit wonder! "Ghostbusters" may have been his biggest pop hit,but from 1978-1987,he was a constant presence on the R&B charts...

"Jack and Jill" with Raydio (1978)
"You Can't Change That" with Raydio (1979)
"Two Places At The Same Time" with Raydio (1980)
"A Woman Need Love (Just Like You Do)" with Raydio (1981)
"The Other Woman" (1982)
"Let Me Go" (1982)
"Bad Boy" (1983)
"Jamie" (1984)
"Girls Are More Fun" (1985)
"I Don't Think That Men Should Sleep Alone"(1987)
"Over You" with Natalie Cole (1987)


There were a few other hits,but those were the main ones.

phunkymunky said:

Although, I vaguely recall that Prince had another hit with "Billie Jean"... Oh wait! That was Michael Jackson.

Aha: Take on me

MC Hammer: Can't touch this

Technotronic: pump up the jam

UptownDeb said:

Both are great tracks as is "Music" D-Train doesn't really belong on this list.

Eraserhead said:

Hammer shouldn't be here either. I think of "Let's Get It Started" when I first think Hammer. Add to that "Ring Em" "Turn This Mutha Out" "Pray" "Too Legit" and that cat had too many hits to be listed here.

DavidEye said:

"Ghostbusters" is the only song of his I would consider to be a hit. It is the only memorable one and the only one most people will know about.

intha916 said:

Guess I'm wrong but I never heard anything else of theirs. "You're The One For Me" got a ton of radio play here and then when I checked the charts on AMG, it didn't look like they had any other hits. ALthough, now that I look again "Something's On Your Mind" was a number 5 R&B hit. I guess I just never heard any of their other songs. BUt you can't argue with "Murphy's Law"!