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Last This Week Week .2 1 Dream Lover 1 2 Roulette 13 3 Battle of New DISC Hulton House, Fleet Street, London, EtC.4. TO? TV/MY (week ending June 27) last this Title Artiste Label week week .2 1 Dream Lover Bobby Darin .London 1 2 Roulette Russ Conway 'Columbia 13 3 Battle of New Orleans Lonnie Donegan Pye 5 4 A Teenager'in Love Marty Wilde Philipe .4 5 A Fool Such As I/I Need Your Love Tonight Elvis Presley R.0 .A 6 Its Late/Never Be Anyone Else But You Ricky Nelson London 6 7 ¡Ive Waited So Long Anthony Newley Decca 8 8 Three Stars Ruby Wright Parlo phone 9 9 _Talcs a Message to Mary/Poor Jenny Everly Brothers London 12 10 Peter Gunn/Yep Duane Eddy London 11 It Doeánft Matter Any More Buddy Holly Coral 10 . 12 Side Saddle Russ Conway Columbia 15 13 Personality , Anthony Newley Decca 14 14 I Go Apo Neil Sedaka R.C.A. 19 15 Porsonality Lloyd Price H.M.V. 11 16 Goodbye, Jimmy, Goodbye Ruby Murray Columbia 20 17 . A Teenager in Love Craig Douglas Top Rank 18 May You Always Joan Regan H.M.V. 17 19 Mean Streak/Never Mind Cliff Richard Columbia 16 20 Guitar Boogie Shuffle Bort Weedon Top Rank We regret that due to circumstances beyond our control, the publlcation of DISC has had to be suspended for the duration of the printing dispute. DISC Hulton House, Fleet Street, E.C.4. TOP TWENTY (week ending July 4). Last This Title Artist Label Week Week 1 1 Dream lever Bobby Darin London 3 2 Battle of New Orleans Lonnie Donegan Pye 5 3 A Fool Such as I/I Need Your Love Tonight Elvis Presley R.C.A. 2 4 Roulette Russ Conway Columbia 9 5 Take a Message to Mary/Poor Jenny Everly Brothers London 4 6 A Teenager in Love Marty Wilde Philips 8 7 Three Stars Ruby Wright Parlophone 10 8 Peter Gunn/Yep Duane Eddy London 6 9 It's Late/Never be Anyone Else but You Ricky Nelson London 7 10 I've Waited so Long Anthony Newley Decca 15 11 Personality Lloyd Price H.M.V. 13 12 Personality Anthony Newley Decca 17 13 A Teenager in Love Craig Douglas Top Rank 16 14 Goodbye, Jimmy, Goodbye Ruby Murray Columbia - 15 Lipstick on Your Collar Connie Francis M.G.M. 11 16 It Doesn't Matter Any More Buddy Holly Coral 18 17 May You Always Joan Regan H.M.V. 12 18 Side Saddle Russ Conway Columbia - 19 Livin' Doll Cliff Richard Columbia 14 20 I Go Ape Neil Sedaka R.C.A. CopyrIghr - 2013 ProQuest 11.0 All rights reserved DISC HUlton House, Fleet Street, London, E-C.4. TOP TdENTY (week ending July 11) Last This Title Artist Label Week Week 1 I Dream Lover Bobby Darin London 2 2 BattlP of New Orleans Lonnie Donegan Pye 6 3 A Teenager in Love Marty Wilde Philips 4 Roulette RUBS Conway Columbia 9 5 It's Iete/Never Be Anyone Else But You Ricky Nelson London 10 6 I've Waited So Long Anthony Newley Decca 19 7 Living Doll Cliff Richard Columbia e 8 Peter Gunn/Yep Duane Eddy London 12 9 Personality Anthony Newley Decca 7 10 Three Stars Ruby aright Parlophone 4 11 A Fool Such As I/I Need Your Love Tonight Elvis Presley R.C.A. 14 12 Goodbye, Jimmy, Goodbye Columbia Ruby Murray 15 13 Lipstick on Your Collar Connie Francis M.G.M. 5 14 Take a Message to Mary/Poor Jenny Everly Brothers London 18 15 Side Saddle Russ Conway Columbia 13 16 A Teenager in Love Craig Douglas Top Rank 16 17 It Doesn't Matter Any More Buddy Holly Coral 20 18 I Go Ape Neil Sedaka R.C.A. 11 19 Personality Lloyd Price H.L.V. 20 Please Don't Touch Johnny Kidd H.M.V. 0/1E TO dATCH I Know Perry Como Copyr,ght 0 2013 ProQuest 1.I.0 All nets reserved DISC Hulton House, Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. TOP TWENTY (week ending July 18th) Last This Title Artist Label week week 1 1 Dream Lover Bobby Darin London 2 2 Battle of New Orleans Lonnie Donegan Pye 7 3 Living Doll Cliff Richard Columbia 3 4 A Teenager in Love Marty Wilde Philips 4 5 Roulette Russ Conway Columbia 8 6 Peter Gunn / Yep Duane Eddy London 13 7 Lipstick on Your Collar Connie Francis I.G.M. 5 8 It's Late/Never Be Anyone Ricky Nelson London Else But You _ 9 A Big Hunk o' Love Elvis Presley R.C.A. 12 10 Goodbye, Jimmy, Goodbye Ruby Murray Columbia 9 11 Personality Anthony Newley Decca 14 12 Take a Message to Mary/ Everly Brothers London Poor Jenny 11 13 A Fool Such As I / I Need Elvis Presley R.C.A. Your Love Tonight 6 14 I've Waited So Long Anthony Newley Decca 10 15 Three Stars Ruby Wright Parlophone - 16 May You Always Joan Regan H.M.V. 15 17 Side Saddle Russ Conway Columbia 16 18 A Teenager In Love Craig Douglas Top Rank 19 19 Personality Lloyd Price H.M.V. 20 20 Please Don't Touch Johnny Kidd H.M.V. ONE TO WATCH Waterloo The Mudlarks Copyright C) 2013 ProQuest I.LC. All rights reserved. DISC Hulton House, Fleet Street, London, E-C-4. TOP TNEETY (weekending July 25th) Last This Title Artist Label week week 1 1 Dream Lover Bobby Darin London 3 2 Living Doll Cliff Richard Columbia 2 3 Battle of New Orleans Lonnie Donegan Pye 9 4 Big Hunk o' Love Elvis Presley R.C.A. 4 5 Teenager in Love Marty dilde Philips 7 6 Lipstick on Your Collar Connie Francis M.G.M. 5 7 Roulette Russ Conway Columbia 6 8 Peter Gunn / Yep Duane Eddie London 10 9 Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye Ruby Murray Columbia 11 10 Personality Anthony Newley Decca 8 11 It's Late/Never Be Anyone Ricky Nelson London Else But You 14 12 I've Naited So Long Anthony Newley Decca 12 13 Take a Message to Mary/ Everly Brothers London Poor Jenny - 14 Lonely Boy Paul Anka Columbia 15 15 Three Stars Ruby Wright Parlophone 16 Heart of a Man Frankie Vaughan Philips 13 17 A Fool Such as I / I Need Elvis Presley R.C.A. Your Love Tonight 18 For a Penny Pat Boone London 20 19 Please Don t Touch Johnny Kidd H.M.V. 18 20 Teenager in Love Craig Douglas Top Rank ONE TO WATCH Remember When The Platters Copyright C) 2013 ProQuest I.LC. All rights reserved. .
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