Michelle Branch "All You Wanted"

Sometimes forgotten in the madness of late-2001 is singer Michelle Branch. That year she turned in one of her best efforts with "All You Wanted". The angst-ridden tune packed with a sound similar to one of her idols, Alanis Morrisette, soared to #6 on the Hot 100 (#30 on Adult Contemporary Chart). The song became her biggest solo hit. A year prior, she was opening for Hanson and, in the years following, Branch would strike gold in duets with the legendary Carlos Santana ("The Game of Love" and "I'm Feeling You"). Aside from that, she turned up on television shows such as Charmed and Buffy the Vampire Slayer before seguing into country music in a band called The Wreckers before returning to her pop-rock roots in the 2010s. Sometimes the only people who truly get you are those who do what you do and Branch did just that. She found her soulmate in fellow musician Patrick Carney of The Black Keys and the two later married.

Richard Marx "Days of Avalon"

Did you know Richard Marx is married to former MTV hostess Daisy Fuentes? It's true. Despite the majority of Marx's music being about his first wife (actress Cynthia Rhodes), the two divorced in 2014. Fuentes and Marx then married a year later and the world didn't seem to notice until late-2016 when Fuentes took to Instagram to boast about the mercurial Marx breaking up a fight on an airplane.

Michael Bolton - "Said I Loved You...But I Lied"

Michael Bolton was once the face of Adult Contemporary music.  His 1993 hit "Said I Loved You...But I Lied" pretty much sums up his repertoire: breathy vocals and lyrics that seemed to come from a trashy romance novel.  No lady could resist Michael Bolton (not even Nicollette Sheridan).  This single also represented the last of Michael's trademarked long hair.