Other Hits

Hits that peaked below the #10 or hits from genre charts (alt rock, rock, R&B, country) that have been featured on The Lost Songs Project, alphabetized by title.

• “All I Really Want To Do,” Cher OR The Byrds (1965)

• “Already Gone,” Sugarland (2008)

• “American Child,” Phil Vassar (2002)

• “Angel,” Angela Winbush (1987)

• “Angry All the Time,” Tim McGraw (2001)

• “Bikini Girls With Machine Guns,” The Cramps (1989)

• “Bounce With Me,” Lil’ Bow Wow (2000)

• “Bring the Boys Home,” Freda Payne (1971)

• “Crystal Clear,” The Darling Buds (1990)

• “Damn Good,” David Lee Roth (1988)

• “Darling Be Home Soon,” The Lovin’ Spoonful (1967)

• “Days of the Week,” Stone Temple Pilots (2001)

• “The Devil You Know,” Jesus Jones (1993)

• “Don’t Make Me Over,” Dionne Warwick (1962)

• “Do You Sleep?,” Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories (1995)

• “Einstein on the Beach,” Counting Crows (1994)

• “Everlasting Love,” Howard Jones (1989)

• “Freak of the Week,” Marvelous 3 (1998)

• “God,” Tori Amos (1994)

• “Goodbye to You,” Scandal (1982)

• “Hate on Me,” Jill Scott (2007)

• “Heaven’s Just a Sin Away,” The Kendalls (1977)

• “Here to Forever,” Death Cab for Cutie (2022)

• “Hey Venus,” That Petrol Emotion (1990)

• “I Ain’t Gonna Stand For It,” Stevie Wonder (1981)

• “I Am,” Mary J. Blige (2010)

• “I Could Never Love Another,” The Temptations (1968)

• “I Don’t Think That Man Should Sleep Alone,” Ray Parker, Jr. (1987)

• “I Take My Chances,” Mary Chapin Carpenter (1994)

• “I Tell It Like It Used to Be,” T. Graham Brown (1985)

• “I Told You So,” Keith Urban (2007)

• “I Would’ve Loved You Anyway,” Trisha Yearwood (2001)

• “If I Fall You’re Going Down With Me,” The (Dixie) Chicks (2001)

• “In My Dreams,” The Party (1992)

• “In The House of Stone and Light,” Martin Page (1994)

• “It’s My Party,” Chaka Khan (1988)

• “J.A.R.,” Green Day (1995)

• “Keep Me Cryin’,” Al Green (1976)

• “Leave It Alone,” Living Colour (1993)

• “Leech,” Eve 6 (1998)

• “Letitgo,” Prince (1994)

• “Let Me Tickle Your Fancy,” Jermaine Jackson (1982)

• “Love Overboard,” Gladys Knight & The Pips (1987)

• “Love U More,” Sunscreem (1992)

• “Missionary Man,” Eurythmics (1986)

• “Mississippi Cotton Picking Delta Town,” Charley Pride (1976)

• “A Little Bit of Love,” Weezer (2022)

• “My Best Theory,” Jimmy Eat World (2010)

• “My Name Is Not Susan,” Whitney Houston (1991)

• “Never Enough,” The Cure (1990)

• “Old Flame,” Alabama (1981)

• “One of a Kind (Love Affair),” The Spinners (1973)

• “Paradise Tonight,” Charly McClain and Mickey Gilley (1983)

• “Photograph,” R.E.M. and Natalie Merchant (1993)

• “Practice What You Preach,” Barry White (1994)

• “Rated ‘X’,” Loretta Lynn (1972)

• “Rockin’ the Paradise,” Styx (1981)

• “Room at the Top,” Adam Ant (1990)

• “See Saw,” Aretha Franklin (1968)

• “She’d Give Anything,” Boy Howdy OR Gerald Levert (1993/1994)

• “Shake the Sugar Tree,” Pam Tillis (1993)

• “A Small Victory,” Faith No More (1992)

• “Somebody’s Knockin’,” Terri Gibbs (1980)

• “Something About You,” Four Tops (1965)

• “So Much for Pretending,” Bryan White (1996)

• “The Sound of Goodbye,” Crystal Gayle (1984)

• “Stand Beside Me,” Jo Dee Messina (1998)

• “St. Teresa,” Joan Osborne (1996)

• “Swept Away,” Diana Ross (1984)

• “That’s What Love Can Do,” Boy Krazy (1993)

• “U Will Know,” BMU (Black Men United) (1994)

• “Whatever,” En Vogue (1997)

• “What I Really Meant to Say,” Cyndi Thomson (2001)

• “When I Think About Angels,” Jamie O’Neal (2001)

• “When The Lovelight…,” The Supremes (1963)

• “Why Didn’t You Call Me,” Macy Gray (2000)

• “Why Do You Love Me,” Garbage (2005)

• “Why Me,” Kris Kristofferson (1973)

• “You’ll Lose a Good Thing,” Freddy Fender (1976)