OJ's taking you back to 1975, when Monty Python and the Holy Grail was released and York's National Railway Museum opened.
OJ's taking you back to 1975, when Monty Python and the Holy Grail was released and York's National Railway Museum opened.
In this episode you'll hear tracks from a backing singer of Stevie Wonder, Jim Gilstrap, a song from two audio engineers using only four chords, Typically Tropical, and the theme from the movie The Man from Hong Kong by Jigsaw.
How many One Hit Wonders do you remember from over the years? The songs from artists who were huge in the charts... but only managed it once!
Want to hear your favourite One Hit Wonder on the show? Email OJ@bbc.co.uk. To listen on most smart speakers just 'ask BBC Sounds to play One Hit Wonders with OJ Borg'.
Produced in Salford by Audio Always for BBC Radio 2.
