How about these ...

David Dundas - Remember his 1978 hit "Jeans On"?
Wet Willie - They had a few popular hits, such as "Weekend"
David Gates - Remember "Goodbye Girl"?
Jay Ferguson - "Thunder Island"
Bob Welch - "Ebony Eyes"
Alan O'Day - "Undercover Angel"
Peter McCann - "Do You Wanna Make Love"
Maria Muldaur - "Midnight at the Oasis".  I hate that song.  lol
Jigsaw - Big disco hit with "Sky High"




We also had our fair share in Canada.  Here are a few Forgotten Canadian Artists ...

Mashmakhan - Their 1970 hit "As Years Go By" was a popular hit in Canada, America and even Japan
Copper Penny - They had a few hits, the biggest of which was "Sitting on A Poor Man's Throne" in 1973
Peter Pringle - He was a French singer.  His big English language hit was a ballad called "You Really Got Me Needing You Now"
Martin Stevens - Another Quebecois artist.  His biggest hit was a cover of the John Paul Young track "Love is in the Air"
The Raes - Disco group.  Their biggest hit was "A Little Lovin' (Keeps the Doctor Away)"
Octavian - One hit wonders with the 1974 hit "Good Feeling (to Know)"
Crowbar - Their big hit was called "Oh, What A Feeling".  It still remains a staple in Canadian music
The Diodes - The first Canadian punk band to enter the top 40.  Their big hit was called "Tired of Waking Up Tired" in 1978
Ironhorse - Randy Bachman's post BTO project.  1979's "Sweet Lui Louise" was a top 40 hit in both Canada and America
The DeFranco Family - Their 1974 hit "Heartbeat (It's A Lovebeat)" was also popular in America
THP Project - They had a few disco favourites, the biggest of which was a cover of the "Theme From S.W.A.T"
Ocean - "Put Your hand in the Hand" was a #1 hit in Canada, and a #2 hit in America
Stonebolt - 1979's "I Will Still Love You" was a top 40 hit across North America
Vehicle - They were one hit wonders with a song called "Mr. Love"
Joey Gregorash - He had a few early 70's hits like "Jodie".  His biggest hit though was his 1987 comeback hit "Together (The New Wedding Song)"
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