This list covers songs which were one-hit wonders in Scotland by Scottish artists only and achieved only one top 40 hit. Most of the one-hit wonders in the UK charts were naturally also one-hit wonders in Scotland, as were several of the one-hit wonders in the United States.
1990s
"Acid Folk" – Perplexer (1994) "Do What You Like" – Rezerection (1995) "Rok Da Bass" – Ultimate Bass (1995)
"Bagpipe Anthem EP" – Strickly Verbal (1996) "Saved" – Octopus (1996) "Knockin' on Heaven's Door/Throw These Guns Away" – Ted Christopher (aka Dunblane) (1996) "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing" – No Way Sis (1996) "Baby In Your Arms" – Nexus (1997) "Yodel in the Canyon of Love" – Do-Re-Mi with Kerry (1997) "Here We Go/Trippy" – Arab Strap (1998) "Will You Walk on By" – Donnie Munro with Holly Tomas (1999)
2000s "Wee Andy Webber Scottish Medley" – Dean Park (2000) "Close to You" – Marti Pellow (2001) "In My Heart is Where You Belong" – Natalie James (2002) "Caledonia" – Katie Targett-Adams (2003) "Christmas Is All Around" – Billy Mack (2003) "Hearts of Glory" – Craig Herbertson (2004) "You're Supposed to Be My Friend" – 1990s (2006) "Breathtaking Fight" – The Xcerts (2006) "We're All Going to Die" – Malcolm Middleton (2007) "The Haggis" – Clax (2009)
2010s
Kerry McGregor – "Smile" (2012) Dougie MacLean – "Caledonia 2013" (2013) Jonathan Cordiner – "I'll See Your Face One Day" (2013)
2020s
Margaret Mackie and Jamie Lee Morley – "My Way" (2020) Luke La Volpe – "Dead Man's Blues" (2020) Joshua Grant – "Edinburgh" (2020) King Creosote – "Susie Mullen / Walter de la Nightmare" (2020)
Aggregate ensemble groups The following is a list of aggregate ensemble groups. These are usually put together for charity purposes. The ones listed below are one-hit wonders in their respective line-ups, but most are primarily made up of Various Artists. "You'll Know Us By Our Noise" – Rangers F.C. (1994) "Purple Heather" – Scot Euro 96 Squad (1996) "Glasgow Rangers (Nine In a Row)" – Rangers F.C. (1997) "Jerusalem" – Keedie/England Cricket Team (2005) "Tribute To Jinky" – Various Artists (2006)
See also Lists of one-hit wonders Music of Scotland
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