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One song, one summer and then silence. Can you remember who sang them? @chan scored 98 in One-Hit Wonders on Outlier Trivia. Can you beat it?

The ten questions

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1Music › 90sMediumSir Mix-a-Lot, whose "Baby Got Back" topped the chart for five weeks, came from which city?Wrong2.4s0
2Music › 1500s-1700sExpertThe "Trumpet Voluntary", long credited to Henry Purcell, was really written by which composer, remembered for little else?Wrong14.6s0
3Music › 70sHardJim Peterik of the Ides of March, whose "Vehicle" was their only US Top 40 hit, later co-wrote which song?Wrong3.2s0
4Music › 80sHardJennifer Holliday's only US Top 40 hit, "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going", came from which Broadway musical?Time15.0s0
5Music › 60sHardMongo Santamaría's "Watermelon Man", his only US Top 40 hit, was written by which pianist?Wrong5.3s0
6Music › 60sMediumThe Tornados' "Telstar" set which US chart first in December 1962?Wrong6.1s0
7Music › 60sEasyIron Butterfly's "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" got its title from a slurred version of which phrase?Right3.2s+98
8Music › 2010s+EasyYlvis, the brothers behind 2013's "The Fox (What Does the Fox Say?)", come from which country?Wrong2.8s0
9Music › 70sVery hardKing Harvest, US one-hit wonders with "Dancing in the Moonlight", named themselves after a 1969 song by which band?Wrong12.3s0
10Music › 70sMediumWhich director turned C. W. McCall's "Convoy" into a 1978 film?Wrong8.1s0