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Wk 11 – 1957 March 16 – USA Top 100 Joined Positions Possible Wk 11 – 1957 March 16 – USA Top 100 Joined positions possible 1 1 10 YOUNG LOVE Tab Hunter 2 2 8 TOO MUCH Elvis Presley 3 3 13 DON'T FORBID ME Pat Boone 4 4 12 YOUNG LOVE Sonny James 5 6 7 MARIANNE Terry Gilkyson and the Easy Riders 6 5 10 BANANA BOAT SONG Harry Belafonte 7 7 4 TEENAGE CRUSH Tommy Sands 8 8 6 MARIANNE Hilltoppers 9 14 4 BUTTERFLY Andy Williams 10 9 16 MOONLIGHT GAMBLER Frankie Laine 11 12 5 BUTTERFLY Charlie Gracie 12 19 4 ROUND AND ROUND Perry Como 13 18 4 PARTY DOLL Buddy Knox 14 10 11 BLUE MONDAY Fats Domino 15 15 11 LOVE IS STRANGE Mickey and Sylvia 16 16 8 WHO NEEDS YOU Four Lads 17 11 13 BANANA BOAT SONG Tarriers 18 13 21 SINGING THE BLUES Guy Mitchell 19 17 10 YOU DON'T OWE ME A THING Johnnie Ray 20 22 4 PARTY DOLL Steve Lawrence 21 25 4 WALKIN' AFTER MIDNIGHT Patsy Cline 22 19 17 I DREAMED Betty Johnson 23 23 12 JIM DANDY LaVern Baker 24 21 10 KNEE DEEP IN THE BLUES Guy Mitchell 25 32 4 I'M STICKIN' WITH YOU Jimmy Bowen & Rhythm Orchids 26 52 5 COME GO WITH ME Dell-Vikings 27 35 2 I'M WALKIN' Fats Domino 28 40 3 GONE Ferlin Husky 29 24 9 CAN I STEAL A LITTLE LOVE Frank Sinatra 30 26 4 LUCKY LIPS Ruth Brown 31 34 10 CINCO ROBLES Russell Arms 32 39 22 JAMAICA FAREWELL Harry Belanfonte 33 28 8 WRINGLE WRANGLE Fess Parker 34 37 20 I MISS YOU SO Chris Connor 35 30 12 BANANA BOAT SONG Fontane Sisters 36 51 7 BAD BOY Jive Bombers 36 37 5 ONLY ONE LOVE George Hamilton IV 38 47 6 BALLERINA Nat King Cole 38 35 6 CHANTEZ CHANTEZ Dinah Shore 40 46 3 ALMOST PARADISE Roger Williams 41 42 13 I LOVE MY BABY Jill Corey 41 40 5 YOUR WILD HEART Joy Layne 43 49 3 ALMOST PARADISE Lou Stein 44 45 10 CINCO ROBLES Les Paul and Mary Ford 44 26 17 ROCK-A-BYE YOUR BABY Jerry Lee Lewis 46 28 16 SINCE I MET YOU BABY Ivory Joe Hunter 47 48 28 TRUE LOVE Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly 48 32 10 BANANA BOAT SONG Steve Lawrence 49 - 1 WHY BABY WHY Pat Boone 50 75 2 MI CASA SU CASA Perry Como 51 70 7 TAKE ME BACK BABY Guy Mitchell 52 44 8 WRINGLE WRANGLE Bill Hayes 53 80 3 ONE STEP AT A TIME Brenda Lee 53 54 2 TRICKY Ralph Marterie Orchestra 55 60 8 LOOK HOMEWARD ANGEL Johnnie Ray 56 84 3 JUST BECAUSE Lloyd Price 57 58 6 WONDERFUL WONDERFUL Johnny Mathis 58 62 18 LOVE ME Elvis Presley 58 74 22 LOVE ME TENDER Elvis Presley 58 - 1 I'M WAITING JUST FOR YOU Pat Boone 61 59 13 ANASTACIA Pat Boone 61 57 6 PLAYING FOR KEEPS Elvis Presley 63 100 5 RED SAILS IN THE SUNSET Tab Hunter 63 - 1 THE WALL Patti Page 65 61 7 THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT Little Richard 66 43 24 BLUEBERRY HILL Fats Domino 67 - 1 LITTLE DARLIN' Diamonds 68 - 1 SILENT LIPS Georgia Gibbs 69 55 12 BANANA BOAT SONG Sarah Vaughan 70 73 2 EVER LOVIN' FINGERS Jimmy Bowen 71 53 4 LET'S GO CALYPSO Rusty Draper 72 50 26 GREEN DOOR Jim Lowe 73 64 2 MARIANNE Lane Brothers 74 30 14 AIN'T GOT NO HOME Clarence Henry 75 67 5 RAM-BUNK-SHUSH Bill Doggett 76 - 1 SITTIN' IN THE BALCONY Johnny Dee 77 72 12 A THOUSAND MILES AWAY Heartbeats 78 66 4 ALMOST PARADISE Norman Petty Trio 79 71 10 YOUNG LOVE Crew-Cuts 80 RE 19 A ROSE AND A BABY RUTH George Hamilton IV 81 95 18 SINGING THE BLUES Marty Robbins 82 80 12 ON MY WORD OF HONOUR Platters 83 80 16 GONNA GET ALONG WITHOUT YA NOW Patience and Prudence 84 100 9 LITTLE BY LITTLE Nappy Brown 84 64 7 WITHOUT LOVE Clyde McPhatter 86 56 3 A POOR MAN'S ROSES Patti Page 87 88 2 WATERMELON SONG Tennessee Ernie Ford 88 67 12 WRITTEN ON THE WIND Four Aces 89 - 1 THE BIG BEAT Dick Jacob Orchestra 89 62 4 SO RARE Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra 91 - 1 PUM-PA-LUM Steve Lawrence 92 - 1 ON TREASURE ISLAND Gale Storm 93 89 2 NOTHING IS TOO GOOD FOR YOU Harvey Boys 94 80 10 WHAT'S THE REASON I'M NOT PLEASING YOU Nat King Cole 95 90 2 HOLD 'EM JOE Harry Belafonte 96 96 8 YOUR LOVE FOR ME Frank Sinatra 96 - 1 'S WONDERFUL Ray Conniff 98 93 11 DREAMY EYES Four Preps 99 - 1 LUCKY LIPS Gale Storm 100 93 2 ONE SUIT Tennessee Ernie Ford 100 - 1 MANGOS Rosemary Clooney 100 J96 2 TOWER'S TROT Dick Jacob Orchestra 100 RE 2 BUTTERFLY Bob Carroll .
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