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) ! The Cash Box, Music Page 39 July 18, 1953 The Top Ten Tunes Netting Heaviest Play, Compiled From Reports Submitted Weekly To The Cash Box, By Leading Music Operators in Dallas, Los Angeles and Other Cities Listed. GOIN' TO THE RIVER TIN PAN ALLEY PLEASE LOVE ME Fats Domino James Wilson B. B. King (Imperial 5231) (Big Town 101) (R. P. M. 386 HELP ME SOMEBODY THE CLOCK THE CLOCK AJJ The "5" Roy ales Johnny Ace Johnny Ace (Apollo 446) (Duke 112) (Duke 112) THESE FOOLISH ^nw PARADISE HILL 1 FOUND OUT £2* THINGS The Embers The Du Droppers The Dominoes (Herald 410) (RCA Victor 20-5321) (Federal 12129) PARADISE HILL PLEASE LOVE ME THESE FOOLISH flo The Embers B. B. King THINGS (Herald 410) (R. P. M. 386) The Dominoes (Federal 12129) PLEASE DON'T MERCY, MR. PERCY DON'T DECEIVE ME Varetta Dillard LEAVE ME Chuck Willis (Savoy 897) Fats Domino (Okeh 6985) (Imperial 5240) THE CLOCK MY DEAR, HELP ME SOMEBODY Johnny Ace DEAREST DARLING The "5" Royales (Duke 112) Five Willows (Apollo 446) (Allen 1000) I'M MAD WILD, WILD NEVER, NEVER M Willie Mabon YOUNG MEN Dinah Washington (Chess 1538) Ruth Brown (Mercury 70175) (Atlantic 993) IF 1 CAN'T HAVE YOU 40 CUPS OF COFFEE MEND YOUR WAYS Flamingos Danny Overbea Ruth Brown AMOS MILBURN (Chance) (Checker 774) (Atlantic 993) SHIRLEY a LEE 'The Sweethearts Of The Blues" LONG. LONG DAY’ EARLY IN THE 1 WANNA KNOW MERCY, MR. PERCY Dolly Cooper Varetta Dillard MORNING “SHIRLEY'S BACK” AL 3168 (Savoy 891) (Savoy 897) Roy Milton (Specialty 464) HOUND DOG 1 FOUND OUT 1 WANNA KNOW ! I 1 Willie Mae Thornton The Du Droppers The Du Droppers (Peacock 1612) (RCA Victor 20-S321) (RCA Victor 20-5229) PLEASE LOVE ME PLEASE LOVE ME THE CLOCK B. B. King B. B. King Johnny Ace (R. P. M. 386) (R. P. M. 0 386) (Duke 112) CHARLES BROWN HOPE HELP ME SOMEBODY THE CLOCK PLEASE LOVE ME LYNN "5" The Royales Johnny Ace B. B. King “LONESOME (Apollo 446) (Duke 112) (R. P. M. 386) © FEELING” “TENDERLY” TIN PAN ALLEY GOIN' TO THE RIVER PLEASE DON'T AL 3191 AL 3185 James Wilson Fats Domino LEAVE ME (Big Town © 101) (Imperial 5231) Fats Domino JIMMY WILSON (Imperial 5240) THIRD DEGREE THIRD DEGREE THIRD DEGREE “TELL ME” Eddie Boyd Eddie Boyd Eddie Boyd © (Chess 1541) (Chess 1541) (Chess 1541) 7-11 • #2104 Also Hot We Promise You The Novelty THE CLOCK WILD, WILD EARLY IN THE Johnny Ace YOUNG MEN MORNING Clarence "Bon-Ton" Garlow Smash Hit Of The Year In (Duke 112) Ruth Brown Roy Milton "NEW BON-TON ROULAY" This New Release © (Atlantic 993) (Specialty 464) AL 3179 Ray GOIN' TO THE RIVER PLEASE DONT GOOD LOVIN' Dessa “BUT OFFICER” Fats Domino LEAVE ME The Clovers "AIN'T GONNA TELL" (Imperial 5231) Fats Domino (Atlantic 1000) 7-11 #2103 Featuring © (Imperial 5240) LINE OF EXTENDED ASK FOR OUR NEW PLAY RECORDS PLUS NEW LP'S FEATUR- DRIVE IT HOME HELP ME SOMEBODY HELP ME SOMEBODY ING THESE STAR PERFORMERS—LESTER SONNY KNIGHT Hal Paige The "5" Royales The "5" Royales YOUNG, LYNN HOPE, ILLINOIS JACQUET, (Atlantic 996) (Apollo 446) (Apollo 446) KING COLE TRIO, BILLIE HOLIDAY. Aladdin 3195 © Remember: Rudy Toombs, famous rhythm and blues composer, writes for Aladdin's "7-11 Label". LUCY MAE BLUES I'M MAD CAN'T DO SIXTY Frankie Lee Sims Willie Mabon ANYMORE (Specialty 459) (Chess 1538) The Du Droppers © (Red Robin) WILD, WILD 1 FOUND OUT MERCY, MR. PERCY YOUNG MEN The Du Droppers Varetta Dillard Ruth Brown (RCA Victor 20-5321) (Savoy 897) o (Atlantic 993) NOT ANYMORE TEARS I'LL HELP YOU BABY SHIRLEY'S BACK Four Blazes Christine Kittrell Shirley 8. Lee CD (United 146) (Republic 7044) (Aladdin 3 192) What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts” www.americanradiohistory.com.

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