Needles & Grooves

The Cardigans, their whole discography is so good but the only song a lot of people know is "Lovefool"

a-ha - "Take On Me"
Nena - "99 Red Balloons"
Soft Cell - "Tainted Love"

Jimi Hendrix is a one hit wonder?

@Tillman his only top 40 billboard hit was his cover of all along the watch tower at number 20

look it up

nah, not going to look it up..I believe you. I guess I didn't realize cracking the top 40 on Billboard was the definition of a hit. carry on.

New Radicals - You Get What You Give. Whole album is great and the story of Gregg Alexander very interesting

My personal favs, and some might be arguable in the sense that their most popular song might not even be a “hit”

Wheatus
Marcy Playground
Chris Isaak
Cowboy Junkies
Wreckless Eric

Harvey Danger - Flagpole Sitta. The album, Where Have All the Merrymakers Gone, is fantastic. And the song has some of the most poetic lyrics about masturbation:
Fingertips have memories
Mine can't forget the curves of your body
And when I feel a bit naughty
I run it up the flagpole and see who salutes
(But no one ever does)

Thomas Dolby - She Blinded Me with Science; IMO, an okay song. However, the album The Golden Age of WIreless is very good. Technically, I believe he had at least one other hit but people remember that first song. Also had a career producing (notably for Prefab Sprout!) and founded a tech company.

Gary Numan - Cars; again, not his only hit but what is remembered. The Pleasure Principle is awesome. Songs like Complex and Films are stellar. His work with his first band, Tubeway Army, is also worth a listen.

@Melt Face Molly Drop i grabbed New Radicals on vinyl when there was some Sound of Vinyl sale or something and I forgot how good that album is. I had the CD growing up and I remembered every word

Dexys Midnight Runners (who had other hits outside of America) have an awesome discography which I fully recommend

Better Than Ezra is know for the song “good” but they actually have a pretty extensive discography of which the first 3 albums are pretty great.
Cowboy Mouth known for “Jenny says” was a pretty good band and super fun live.

Candlebox - today mostly remembered for "Far Behind" (great song), but their debut album is a solid outing.

KMFDM - best known for "Juke Joint Jezebel" off of Nihil. The song was furthered by its use in the movies Bad Boys & Mortal Kombat. The song reached 27 on Billboard's Dance Club Songs. I stopped listening after the departure of En Esch & Gunter Schulz but they were a huge band for me from about the ages 12-15. I'll argue that they should be included on the "Mt Rushmore of industrial groups". Rip the System!!!

Here's the British view on Dexy's...

Primitive Radio Gods with “Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth with Money in my Hand”