Special Report

Biggest Comebacks in Music History

30. Clipse
> Gap between Top 40 hits: 16 years, 9 months
> Comeback song: Use This Gospel (w/ Kanye West & Kenny G) (2019)
> Prior Top 40 hit: When the Last Time (2002)
> Career Top 40 hits: 3 songs (21 weeks total)

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29. Santana
> Gap between Top 40 hits: 16 years, 10 months
> Comeback song: Smooth (w/ Rob Thomas) (1999)
> Prior Top 40 hit: Hold On (1982)
> Career Top 40 hits: 15 songs (228 weeks total)

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28. Del Shannon
> Gap between Top 40 hits: 16 years, 10 months
> Comeback song: Sea of Love (1982)
> Prior Top 40 hit: Stranger in Town (1965)
> Career Top 40 hits: 9 songs (62 weeks total)

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27. David Cassidy
> Gap between Top 40 hits: 17 years, 9 months
> Comeback song: Lyin’ to Myself (1990)
> Prior Top 40 hit: Looking Through the Eyes of Love (w/ The Partridge Family & Shirley Jones) (1973)
> Career Top 40 hits: 12 songs (82 weeks total)

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26. New Kids On The Block
> Gap between Top 40 hits: 17 years, 10 months
> Comeback song: Summertime (2008)
> Prior Top 40 hit: Tonight (1990)
> Career Top 40 hits: 10 songs (103 weeks total)

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