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101 Perennial Singles Hits BILLBOARD MUSIC WEEK, 101 Perennial SinglesV Hits For yeerround programming by juke box operators and radio stations, we Records are listed alphabetically by title, with artist and label designated. present below a catalog of standards that can provide consistent earnings Many of these titles are available on other labels and by other artists. We for operators and a wealth el material for discussion by broadcasters. This list--of 101 hits-contains the hard care of these perennials. While space have selected what we think are the recordings most suitable for juke box limitations probibil publication of all standards which could he programmed programming. Although some were originally released a number of years on a year round basis. Ibese should form the nucleus of any Old Standards selection pmd or library. ago, all are kept in constant supply due to steady demands. TITLE, Artist, label & Number TITLE, Artist, Label A Number TIRE. Artist, Label A Number ACROSS THE ALLEY FROM THE ALAMO /DON'T I CAN DREAM, CAN'T I /THE WEDDING OF LiLI SEPTEMBER SONG/LOST IN THE STARS -Wal- BE A BABY, BABY -The Mills Brothers MARLENE - Andrews Sisters (Decca ter uston ( Decca 40001) (Dacca 25516) 24705) 7 ISH-BOOIVEIRTH ANGEL- The Crew Cuts ,I ALLA EN EL RANCHO GRAND AMOR-Bing IF I DIDN'T CARE /WHISPERING GRASS -Ink (Mercury C-30048) Cro ( Decca 23914) Spots ( Decca 23632) SIGNED, SEALED A DELIVERED/FILIPINO BABY AMAPO /MARIA ELENA Jimmy Dorsey I - IF KNEW YOU WERE (OMIN' l'D'VE BAKED -Cowboy Copas (tarday 559) ( Decca 25120) A (AKE /WHEN LOVE HAPPENS TO YOU- SITTIN' IN THE BALCON HALLELUJAH, I LOVE ANYWAY YOU WANT MT/LOVE ME TENDER Eileen Barton (MGM K12758) ' - HER SO-Eddie Cochran (Liberty 54502) Elvis Presley (RCA Victor 4470616) I'LL BE SEEING YOU /I LOVE YOU -Bing Cros- JSOFT SUMMER BREEZE /TENDERLY -Eddie Hey- APRIL SHOWERS /SWANEE Jolson (Dec- by (Decca 24256) -Al wood (Mercury C-30038) ca 23470) IN A SHANTY IN OLD SHANTY TOWN /BLUE JTHE SONG FROM MOULIN ROUGE/THE THEME rARE YOU SINCER BE MINE TONIGHT-Andy SKIES -Johnny Long (Dacca 23622) FROM "A SUMMER PLACE"-Percy Faith 1340) Williams (Cadence Cad IT HAPPENED IN HAWAII /TANGERINE-Jimmy (Columbia 3. 33007) BANANA BOAT (Day.0)/JAMAICA FAREWELL Dorsey ( Decca 25255) - SONNY BOY /MY MAMMY -AI Jolson (Decca (RCA 4770324) IT Harry Belafonte Victor f WASN'TG0D WHO MADE HONKY TOOK Dl 23614) BELLE OF THE BALL/BLUE TANGO -Leroy An. v ANGEL t DON'T WANT YOUR MONEY: I SUGAR BLUES /I'VE FOUND A NEW BABY - derson (Dacca 21875) WANT YOUR TIME -Kitty Wells (Deere (Decca 25014) 28232) BEYOND THE SUNSET /HE -Red Foley ( Decca VI.D.'S BOOGIE WOOGI OPUS TWO -Tommy 25539) JIT'S JUST A MATTER OF TIM HURTIN' INSIDE Benton (Mercury Dorsey (Dacca 27211) THE BILBAO SONG /HOW WONDERFUL TO -Brook C30079) KNOW -Andy Williams (Cadence Cad I'VE GOT MY LOVE TO KEEP ME WARM /NEW THAT LUCKY OLD SUN /SHINE- Frankie Laine 1398) MEXICAN HAT DANCE-Les Brown (Dec- (Mercury C.30017) ca 65500) I BYE BYE LOY /WAKE UP LITTLE SUSIE-The THAT'S MY DESIRE /RIVER SAINTE MARIE - v Everly Brothers (Cadence Cad 1609) JERSEY BOUNCE /DON'T BE THAT WAY -Benny Frankie Laine (Mercury C- 30019) Goodma ( Decca 25548) CALCUTTA /MY GRANDFATHER'S (LOCK -Law- THERE MUST BE A WAY /SORRY FOR MYSELF" rence JKISS OF FIR /BALLIN' THE JACK-Georgia Welk (Dot 16222) -Joni James (MGM K 12746) Gibbs ( Merce 030011) CARELESS /RAGTIME COWBOY JOE-Eddy How. THE 3RD MAN THEME /THE CAFE MOLoKI and (Mercury C- 30058) VLONG TALL SALt /SLIPPIN' AND SLIDIN'- WALTZ -Guy Lombardo ( Decca 24839) Liftle Richard (Specially 572) V C. C. RIDER -Chuck Willis (Atlantic 1130) VTHIRTEEN WOMEN /ROCK AROUND LOVE IS A MANY- SPLENDORED THING /SHINE THE CLOCK CHERRY PINK AND APPLE BLOSSOM WHITE/ Bill Haley (Dacca 29124) ON HARVEST. MOON -Four Aces ( Decca ST. LOUIS BLUES MAMBO -Perez Prado 29625) VTILL I WALTZ AGAIN WITH TOY/RICOCHET- (RCA Victor 4 .0211) VA LOVER'S OUESTION -Clyde McPhatter (At-. Teresasa Brewer (C or al 65503) VCOLD, COLD H /BECAUSE OF YOU -Tony lantic 1199) TO EACH HIS OWIT'S NO SIN --Eddy How- Bennett (Columbi 3-33003) MOVING YOU /TEDDY BEM -Elvis Presley ard (Mercury C10015) COME SOFTLY TO MY/MR. BLUE -The Fleet. (RCA Victor) 447-0620) TONIGHT YOU BELONG TO ME /GONNA GET woods (Dolton 54515) MACK THE KNIFE -Bobby Darin (Atlantic ALONG WITHOUT YOU NOW- Patience 6,147) V COOL WATER /TUMBLING TUMBLEWEEDS - and Prudence (Liberty 54501) Sons of the Pioneers (RCA Victor 447. MA¡j'/TEDDY Connie Francis (MGM 0565) K12878) I .TUTTI- FRUTTI- little Richard (Specialty 561) CRY ME A RIVE /C'MON A MY HOUSE - MELODY OF LOVB'/I.A GOLONDRINA-David `' TWEEDLEE DEE- laVern Baker (Atlantic 1047) Julie Lo. n (Liberty 54500) Carroll (Mercury C-30004) UNCHAINED MELODY/DAYBREAK -AI Nibbler DO I WORRY JAVA JIVE -Ink Spots ( Decca MELODY OF LOVE /NONE BUT THE LONELY «a 29441) ;3633) HEART-Wayne King (RCA Victor 44)- VEN /I'M BROKE -Frankie Avalon (Chan- FEY /LETTER FROM MY DARLING- little 0183) r / cellor C-1031 1Y Willie J9hn (King 4935) MR. SANDMAN /BORN TO BE WITH YOU -The iij WALK, DON'T RUT/RAM-BUNK-SHUSH- The FOUR WALLq/BIMBO -Jim Reeves (RCA Vic- Chordettes (Cadence Cad 1602) Y Ventures (Dolton 54518) 1 tor 441-0413) MISTY /EXACTLY LIKE YOU -Erroll Garner' WALKING THE FLOOR OVER Y0 /I'LL ALWAYS GOD BLESS AMERICA /AMONG MY SOUVENIRS (Mercury C-30037) Y BE GLAD TO TAKE YOU BACK- Ernest -Connie Francis (MGM K12841) MY HAPPINESS /NEVER BEFORE- Connie Fran- Tubb (Dacca 46006) GOT A DATE WITH AN ANGEL /SCATTERBRAIN cis (MGM K12738) THE WALTZ YOU SAVED FOR ME /I LOVE YOU -Skinnay Ennis (Mercury C-30082) NEAR YOU /BEG YOUR PARDON- Francis Craig TRULY -Wayne King (RCA Victor 447 THE GREEN DOOR /LITTLE MAN Ill CHINATOWN (Dot 15807) 0182) 9 -Jim we (Dot 15486) NEL BLU DIPINTO DI BLU (VOLARE) /MARITI JWHAT'D I SAY: PARTS ONE A TWO- Ray IN (MA-Domenico Modugno (Decca VGREEN EYEHE BREEZE AND I -Jimmy Dor- Charles (Atlantic 203 ) 30677) rey ( Decca .I/ 25119) IWHERE THE BOYS AR /NO ONE- Connie ,I OH LONESOME Me/BLUE BLUE DAY -Don Gib- HAWAIIAN WEDDINV SON /LONELY STREET - tY Francis M K12971) son (RCA Victor 447-0582) Andy Alberts (Cadence Cad 1610) J WITHOUT YO /CUTIE PIE -Johnny Tillotson ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE /GIGI -Vic HEARTACHEWOHI MONAH -Ted Weems (Dec. Y (Cadence Cad 1404) Damo (Columbia 333014) ca 25017) YAKETY YAK -The Coasters (Atlantic 6116) PAPER /I'LL BE AROUND-Mills Brothers JHEARTBREAK HOTEL /I WAS THE ONE -Elvis J YOU ALWAYS HURT THE ONE YOU LOVE /TILL ( Decca 17157) Presley (RCA Victor 4410605) THEN-Milk Brothers ( Decca 23930) PEACE IN THE VALLEY/SAY A LIME PRAYER VHEARTS OF /BLESS YOUR STONE HEART -The ARE /NOBODY'S DARWIN' -Red Foley (Decca 27856) J YOU MY SUNSHINE Fontane Sisters (Dot 15265) Y BUT MINE -Bing Crosby (Decca 29634) PEG 0' MY HEART /CHARMAINE -The Har- VHOOKY FONK (PARTS I AND il)-Bill Doggett monicato (Mercury VYOU BELONG TO ME /I NEED YOU NOW-Joni (King C30034) 4950) James (MGM KI2885) PETITE FLEUR-Chris Barber (Laurie 3022) HOT LIPS /THE WANG WANG BLUES -Henry be DEAR MR, GABLE) YOU MADE ME LOVE YOU/ f PLEASE MR. 111E Busse ( cca 25015) ./ SUN /THE MORNING SIDE OF OVER THE RAINBOW -Judy Garland 1 MOUNTAIN Tommy Edwards (MGM HOUND /DON'T BE CRUEL - / -Elvis Presley ( Decca 25493) K12751) (RCA ictor 441 .0608) VYOURS /ALWAYS IN MY HEART -Jimmy Dor- PLEDGING MY LOVE-Johnny Ace (Duke) I ALMOST LOST MY MIND /FRIENDLY PERSUA- sey (Decca 25121) QUIET VILLAGE /ENCHANTED SEA- Martin SION -Pal Boone (Dot 16033) V Denny (Liberty 54507) Emoinii FOR PERFORMANCE BY BMI TITLES CHECKED ARE LICENSED .
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