10 Forgotten One Hit Wonders from 1972 You Need To Hear

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What if 1972 wasn't just about rock giants like Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple? Hidden in the tracks of rock history are incredible one-hit wonder bands that gifted us unforgettable songs before fading into obscurity. This video uncovers 10 of these lost gems, some instantly recognizable while others will leave you wondering how they disappeared.

From Steelers Wheel's cheeky "Stuck in the Middle with You" to King Harvest's sunny classic "Dancing in the Moonlight," we explore their stories and impact on music. Join us as we time travel back to rock’s unsung golden hour!

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00:00 Intro
00:30 Hit #1
01:48 King Harvest
03:05 Looking Glass
04:30 Hit #4
05:47 Argent
07:08 Blackfoot
08:23 Hit #7
09:27 Hit #8
10:40 Colin Blunstone
12:00 Hit #10

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