Join music nerd Eric Hasenjager as he goes on his spiritual and important quest to review EVERY one-hit wonder’s album on the face of the earth. He’ll give you a brief history lesson of the artist or band then review every track on and tell you if there is hidden gold or music mold on these one-hit wonder records.
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Signup to Generate a PitchJoin music nerd Eric Hasenjager as he goes on his spiritual and important quest to review EVERY one-hit wonder’s album on the face of the earth. He’ll give you a brief history lesson of the artist or band then review every track on and tell you if there is hidden gold or music mold on these one-hit wonder records.
One-Hit Wonder Why? is hosted by Eric Hasenjager. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Ep. 10: Eddy Grant - “Electric Avenue"" (5 June 2025, 47 minutes), "Ep. 09: Norman Greenbaum - “Spirit in the Sky"" (18 July 2024, 48 minutes), and "Ep. 08: Rusted Root - “Send Me On My Way"" (21 March 2024, 60 minutes).
One-Hit Wonder Why? publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 10 episodes.
Booking probability for One-Hit Wonder Why? is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. One-Hit Wonder Why? requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. One-Hit Wonder Why?'s contact route on record: public web form.
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Eric Hasenjager hosts One-Hit Wonder Why?, a music podcast with 10 episodes published.
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Episode #10
<p>Ahoy Ahoy and we're back boppers! After a nearly year-long wait, you're favorite podcast about reviewing one-hit wonder albums is back in "One-Hit Wonder Why?" </p> <p>In episode 10 we're looking at the year in music...
<p>Ahoy hoy boppers!</p> <p>We're back and with a fun one in Norman Greenbaum's 1969 classic rock staple you've heard in at least a half-dozen commercials or movies in your life in "Spirit in the Sky." That opening...
<p>Ahoy hoy boppers! We're back after a long hiatus and we're super stoked!</p> <p>Episode eight brings us the 1994 smash-hit "Send Me On My Way" from world music group Rusted Root off of their When I Woke album. Put on...
Episode #7
<p>Ahoy hoy boppers and welcome!</p> <p>Today's episode of One-Hit Wonder Why? we're covering the most famous telephone number song and one-hit wonder in "867-5309/Jenny" by the 80s rock band Tommy Tutone. We'll then...
Episode #6
<p>Ahoy hoy boppers!</p> <p>Dial-up that modem on version 3 of your AOL disc, ask Jeeves where it's at and fire up that N64 because we're going back to 1996!</p> <p>We're looking at the classic earworm "Lovefool" by the...
Episode #5
<p>Ahoy hoy and welcome boppers!</p> <p>Hop in the 2006 time-machine because that's where we're going!</p> <p>On today's episode of One-Hit Wonder Why? we're looking at the eclectic duo Gnarls Barkley and their mega-hit...
<p>Ahoy ahoy and welcome to another brand new episode of One-Hit Wonder Why? boppers!</p> <p>Today we embark on 2011's viral internet sensation song of "Somebody That I Used To Know" and the album that came off of it...
Episode #3
<p>Hee haw boppers and welcome!</p> <p>Today's episode is of the 1977 smash-hit "Black Betty" from classic rock group Ram Jam off their self-titled debut. We'll go into the origins of the band and the boatloads of...
<p>Time for another spooooky episode of OHWW! This time we're going to rock and we're going to rock well with the artist of the same name and his 1984 smash-hit "Somebody's Watching Me." We'll go into the origins of the...
Episode #1
<p>Buckle up boppers and welcome! </p> <p>In this debut episode of One-Hit Wonder Why?, we take a look back at the 1997 monster hit “Torn" off of the album “Left of the Middle" by Australian pop-star Natalie Imbruglia...
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