Dailey Bailey: Are These the 10 Worst Songs to Reach #1?

The “Phoenix New Times” put out a list of ‘The 16 Worst Songs to Ever Reach #1.’ Of course, it’s subjective depending on your taste . . . meaning, if you have questionable taste in music, they might not seem as bad as they are.

By the way… No country song made it to the list!

Here’s the Top 10:

1. The USA for Africa anthem “We Are the World”, 1985 . . . #1 for four weeks

2. “We Built This City”, Starship, 1985 . . . #1 for four weeks

3. “Bad Day”, Daniel Powter, 2006 . . . #1 for five weeks

4. “Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)”, Los Del Rio, 1996 . . . #1 for 14 weeks (???)

5. “I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)”, Meat Loaf, 1993 . . . #1 for five weeks

6. “Total Eclipse of the Heart”, Bonnie Tyler, 1983 . . . #1 for four weeks

7. “Ebony & Ivory”, Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder, 1982 . . . #1 for seven weeks

8. “You Light Up My Life”, Debby Boone, 1979 . . . #1 for 10 weeks

9. “Can’t Help Falling in Love”, UB40, 1993 . . . #1 for seven weeks

10. “Informer”, Snow, 1993 . . . #1 for seven weeks

PhoenixNewTimes.com has the whole list on two pages