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Which singer had a top ten hit in 1961 with cupid?
Sam Cooke
Who had a top ten hit in the UK with cupid in 1961?
just wanna know the answer!
Who had a top ten hit in the uk wiht cupid in 1961?
Wanda Jackson
What band had a top ten hit in the 70s 80s and 90s?
Billy Joel
When did Bow Wow release the song Let Me Hold You?
Bow Bow released his song Let Me Hold You in 2005. It features Omarion from the band B2K. Let Me Hold You was the first song for both artists to make it as a top ten hit.
What was Elvis' first top ten hit?
his first top ten hit was his first RCA victor release Heartbreak Hotel
What was dolly parton's first UK top ten hit?
Dolly Parton's First UK Top Ten hit was Jolene back in 1976.
What was the name of Madonna's first top ten hit?
Boderline
Jennifer Hudson had her first top ten hit with which song in 2007?
And I Am Telling You I`m Not Going
Which was Christina Aguilera's first top ten hit in the US?
Christina Aguilera's first top ten hit in the US is "Genie in a Bottle". "Genie in a Bottle" is considered one of the best selling singles of all time and broke Aguilera into the music industry.
What was the zombies very first hit single?
I am pretty sure it was She's Not There. It hit number 12 in the UK Charts, in the US it was a Top-Ten Hit and in Canada it hit number 2.
Who had a top ten hit in 1988 with Valentine?
No one....never a top 40 hit in the US titled Valentine
What was the Beatles' first top ten record?
I want to hold your hand was their first chart hit in the USA. It went to number one in january, 1964
What was Dean Martins First top ten hit?
Memories Are Made Of This-it went all the way to number one in December 1955
Which song did Alice cooper top chats in 1989?
Poison. It was a top ten hit.
What was Bon Jovi's first hit?
Their first top ten single was "You Give Love A Bad Name". It reached number 1 on the billboard charts on 29 November 1986.
What are the first ten in the food chain?
im not sure what the top ten are but i know that humans are at the top.
