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Es Top Hits Ges Covers U K ‐ Singles ‐ Chart The # 1‐ Hits 1952 ‐ 1959 9 14.11.1952 86 xx Al Martino: Here In My Heart 1 16.01.1953 xx xx 1 23.01.1953 xx xx 1 30.01.1953 xx xx 5 06.02.1953 xx xx 4 13.03.1953 xx xx Jo Stafford: You Belong Kay Starr: Comes A-Long Eddie Fisher: Outside Of Perry Como: Don't Let Guy Mitchell: She Wears To Me A-Love Heaven The Stars Get In Your Eyes Red Feathers 1 10.04.1953 xx xx 1 17.04.1953 xx xx 18 x 24.04.1953 xx xx 1 26.06.1953 xx xx 1 14.08.1953 xx xx The Stargazers: Broken Lita Roza: (How Much Is) Frankie Laine: I Believe Eddie Fisher & Sally Mantovani: The "Moulin Wings That Doggie In The Sweetland: I'm Walking Rouge" Theme Window Behind You 6 11.09.1953 xx xx 2 23.10.1953 xx xx 2 a 06.11.1953 xx xx 8 13.11.1953 xx xx Guy Mitchell: Look At Frankie Laine: Hey Joe David Whitfield: Answer Frankie Laine: Answer Me That Girl Me U K ‐ Singles ‐ Chart The # 1‐ Hits 1952 ‐ 1959 9 08.01.1954 xx xx 6 x 12.03.1954 xx xx 9 16.04.1954 xx xx 1 30.04.1954 xx xx 10 02.07.1954 26 xx Eddie Calvert: Oh Mein The Stargazers: I See The Doris Day: Secret Love Johnnie Ray: Such A David Whitfield: Cara Mia Papa Moon Night 1 10.09.1954 xx xx 3 17.09.1954 xx xx 5 x 08.10.1954 25 xx 2 05.11.1954 xx xx 1 26.11.1954 4 xx Kitty Kallen: Little Things Frank Sinatra: Three Don Cornell: Hold My Vera Lynn: My Son My Rosemary Clooney: This Mean A Lot Coins In The Fountain Hand Son Ole House 5 03.12.1954 xx xx Winifred Atwell: Let's Have Another Party 3 x 07.01.1955 xx xx 3 14.01.1955 17 xx 3 18.02.1955 xx xx 7 11.03.1955 xx xx 2 29.04.1955 1 2 Dickie Valentine: Finger Rosemary Clooney: Ruby Murray: Softly, "Tennessee" Ernie Ford: Perez "Prez" Prado & His Of Suspicion Mambo Italiano Softly Give Me Your Word Orchestra: Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White U K ‐ Singles ‐ Chart The # 1‐ Hits 1952 ‐ 1959 2 13.05.1955 xx xx 4 27.05.1955 xx xx 3 24.06.1955 xx xx 2 15.07.1955 xx xx 11 29.07.1955 xx xx Tony Bennett: Stranger In Eddie Calvert: Cherry Jimmy Young: Unchained Alma Cogan: Dreamboat Slim Whitman: Rose Marie Paradise Pink And Apple Blossom Melody White 4 14.10.1955 xx xx 2 11.11.1955 xx xx 5 x 25.11.1955 1 1 3 16.12.1955 xx xx Jimmy Young: The Man The Johnston Brothers: Bill Haley & His Comets: Dickie Valentine: From Laramie Hernando's Hideaway Rock Around The Clock Christmas Alphabet 4 20.01.1956 1 xx 4 17.02.1956 1 xx 3 x 16.03.1956 8 xx 1 30.03.1956 1 xx 3 13.04.1956 xx xx "Tennessee" Ernie Ford: Dean Martin: Memories The Dream Weavers: It's Kay Starr: Rock And Roll Winifred Atwell: Poor Sixteen Tons Are Made Of This Almost Tomorrow Waltz People Of Paris 6 04.05.1956 xx xx 5 15.06.1956 xx xx 3 20.07.1956 6 xx 6 10.08.1956 3 2 4 21.09.1956 xx xx Ronnie Hilton: No Other Pat Boone: I'll Be Home Frankie Lymon & The Doris Day: Whatever Will Anne Shelton: Lay Down Love Teenagers: Why Do Fools Be Will Be (Que Sera Sera) Your Arms Fall In Love U K ‐ Singles ‐ Chart The # 1‐ Hits 1952 ‐ 1959 4 19.10.1956 19 xx 7 16.11.1956 3 6 Frankie Laine: A Woman Johnnie Ray: Just Walkin' In Love In The Rain 3 x 04.01.1957 1 2 1 11.01.1957 xx xx 4 b 25.01.1957 xx xx 7 22.02.1957 1 xx 5 12.04.1957 xx xx Guy Mitchell: Singing The Tommy Steele: Singing Frankie Vaughan: Garden Tab Hunter: Young Love Lonnie Donegan: Blues The Blues Of Eden Cumberland Gap 1 17.05.1957 10 xx 2 24.05.1957 4 xx 3 07.06.1957 xx 8 2 28.06.1957 xx xx 7 12.07.1957 1 16 Guy Mitchell: Rock-a-Billy Andy Williams: Butterfly Johnnie Ray: Yes Tonight Lonnie Donegan: Elvis Presley: All Shook Josephine Gamblin' Man / Putting On Up The Style 9 30.08.1957 1 2 3 01.11.1957 1 xx 7 22.11.1957 12 xx Paul Anka: Diana The Crickets: That'll Be Harry Belafonte: Mary's The Day Boy Child U K ‐ Singles ‐ Chart The # 1‐ Hits 1952 ‐ 1959 2 10.01.1958 2 xx 3 r 24.01.1958 1 20 2 14.02.1958 xx xx 8 28.02.1958 3 xx 3 25.04.1958 xx xx Jerry Lee Lewis: Great Elvis Presley: Jailhouse Michael Holliday: The Perry Como: Magic Marvin Rainwater: Whole Balls Of Fire Rock Story Of My Life Moments Lotta Woman 6 16.05.1958 5 xx 2 c 27.06.1958 8 xx 7 04.07.1958 1 xx 5 22.08.1958 5 4 6 26.09.1958 17 xx Connie Francis: Who's Vic Damone: On The The Everly Brothers: All I Kalin Twins: When Connie Francis: Carolina Sorry Now Street Where You Live Have To Do Is Dream / Moon / Stupid Cupid Claudette 3 07.11.1958 1 xx 3 28.11.1958 xx xx 5 19.12.1958 1 xx Tommy Edwards: It's All Lord Rockingham's XI: Conway Twitty: It's Only In The Game Hoots Mon Make Believe 1 23.01.1959 21 xx 3 r 30.01.1959 8 xx 4 20.02.1959 xx xx 1 20.03.1959 1 xx 4 27.03.1959 xx xx Jane Morgan: The Day Elvis Presley: One Night / Shirley Bassey: As I Love The Platters: Smoke Gets Russ Conway: Side The Rains Came I Got Stung You In Your Eyes Saddle U K ‐ Singles ‐ Chart The # 1‐ Hits 1952 ‐ 1959 3 24.04.1959 13 xx 5 15.05.1959 2 xx 2 19.06.1959 xx xx 4 03.07.1959 2 xx 6 31.07.1959 30 19 Buddy Holly: It Doesn't Elvis Presley: A Fool Russ Conway: Roulette Bobby Darin: Dream Lover Cliff Richard and The Matter Anymore Such As I / I Need Your Drifters: Living Doll Love Tonight 4 11.09.1959 xx xx 1 09.10.1959 14 xx 2 16.10.1959 1 31 5 30.10.1959 xx xx 3 04.12.1959 xx xx Craig Douglas: Only Jerry Keller: Here Comes Bobby Darin: Mack The Cliff Richard and The Adam Faith: What Do You Sixteen Summer Knife Shadows: Travellin' Light Want? 2 d 18.12.1959 xx xx Emile Ford & The Checkmates: What Do You Want To Make Those Eyes At Me For?.
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