Okay, you ready to start this show.

Your host to the evening is a really funny dude.

I forgot his last name, but I've seen him before, he's really funny.

Give it up for Mike.

Coming to you live, baby, on tape from the lucky 13th floor of a commercial high rise in beautiful Beverly Hills adjacent

California from the studios of Sirius XM West boasting an obstructed view of the world famous Hollywood sign.

This is the Tully show.

I am your host, Mike Tully.

Joining me once again, Mark McGrath, the singer of Sugar Ray and the host of Mark McGrath's 120,

heard weekends on the 90s on 9 here on Sirius XM.

He is a four-hit wonder, a three-time champion of Rock and Roll Jeopardy and for the third time we will

together be taking a look back at one-hit wonders of pop music's failed follow-up

singles. Hello nice to see you again buddy.

Michael Tolly, this is always so much fun. I have, you know, I have so much fun doing this

one hit wonder show with you and it's, uh, and social media actually people

reach you now and saying how much fun it is so I'm glad people

are enjoying it because I am you know what's funny is the first time we did one of

these I made a playlist that I thought would be enough for one episode yeah and we are still working off of that original playlist here on

episode three and I have a feeling there's a pretty easy episode four out there if we

want it and I think I want it.

Well I want it too and it shows you our love for the music you know there is a

I of course there's always an irony when you're dealing with one-hit

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