Two-Hit Wonders: Paula Cole
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'Where Have All the Cowboys Gone' (No. 8, 1997)
'I Don't Wanna Wait' (No. 11, 1997)
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WalkingJukeboxat 8-07-2008
What about "Me" that was a top 20 hit also or did you forget about that song I think you should do some new research
WalkingJukeboxat 8-07-2008
Don't Forget about Me
WalkingJukeboxat 8-07-2008
Don't Forget about "Me" which was released after I Don't Wanna Wait
qapla5at 8-11-2008
Hate to break it to you folks, but "Me" doesn't qualify as a hit according to the standards the list seems to be using, the Billboard Hot 100.
"Me" was a Top 20 hit on Billboard's "Adult Top 40" chart, but when the song came out, it wasn't eligible to chart on the magazine's main chart since it was only an album cut, not a commercially-available single. (Billboard didn't change the eligibility rules until late in 1998, months after Cole's "Me" had run its course.)
merydith92at 9-09-2008
Who cares what list her songs are on.... everything on that CD is amazing.... I'm on my 4th copy!!!
Thug Angelat 8-11-2008
I REMEMBER I DONT WANNA WAIT LOL DA OTHER 1 NAWW LOL
purenrgeat 9-02-2008
All I remember is that she had totally long hair under her armpits when I saw her on SNL. SO...that was a little much.
cardvldg1986at 5-07-2009
yeah but if your looking at the top of her head you don't have to see her arm pits or even hear her sing but you could listen to her HUMMMMM!!!!!
emicknassat 7-25-2009
I actually got to see Paula perform... barefoot and completely a wonderful surprise... at a Patti Smith outing in Ann Arbor. She is a terrific singer, and indeed... where is she now?