TOP FIFTY SONGS FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT. 29/57


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HULA  LOVE                         BUDDY KNOX
HONEYCOMB                          JIMMIE ROGERS
DIANA                              PAUL  ANKA
TAMMY                              DEBBIE  REYNOLDS
RAINBOW                            RUSS  HAMILTON

BETWEEN  YOU  AND  ME              THE CHORDETTES
LIPS  OF  WINE                     ANDY  WILLIAMS
FIRE  EYES                         BONNIE  GUITAR
FASCINATION                        JANE MORGAN
14  KARAT  GOLD                    DON  CHERRY

AROUND  THE  WORLD                 VICTOR  YOUNG....INSTR
IN THE MIDDLE OF AN ISLAND         TONY  BENNETT
GOLD MINE IN THE SKY               PAT  BOONE
WITH  ALL MY  LOVE                 JODI SANDS
WHITE SILVER SANDS                 OWEN BRADLEY ORK & CHO

GOODY  GOODY                       ELLA  FITZGERALD
SEND  FOR  ME                      NAT  KING  COLE
LOVE  ME  TO  PIECES               JILL  COREY
JUNE  NIGHT                        JIMMY DORSEY ORK & CHO
THE KINGDOM OF LOVE                THE FOUR  VOICES

A FALLEN  STAR                      THE  HILLTOPPERS
GOOD EVENING  FRIENDS              J. RAY & F. LAINE
THINK OF ALL THE NICE THINGS HE'S DONE   BETTY MADIGAN
CALL  ROSIE ON THE PHONE           GUY MITCHELL
MOONLIGHT  SWIM                    TONY  PERKINS

ALL  THE  WAY                      FRANK SINATRA
THE BOWERY  GRENADIERS             M. MILLER ORK & CHO
SLEEPY  SUNDAY AFTERNOON           RITA  RAINES
SWINGIN'  SWEETHEARTS              WINTERHALTER ORK....INSTR
I'M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN & WRITE.. BILLY  WILLIAMS

PLEASE  DON'T  BLAME  ME           MARTY  ROBBINS
DANCIN' MARCHING ALONG TO THE BLUES    PERRY  COMO
IT'S A WONDERFUL THING TO BE LOVED GOGI  GRANT
I  KEEP RUNNIN' AWAY FROM YOU      MERV  GRIFFIN
SUMMER  LOVE                       JONI  JAMES

IT'S  NOT FOR ME TO SAY            JOHNNY  MATHIS
SUMMER  HOLIDAY                    JACK  ZIMMERMAN  ORK...INSTR
OLD  CAPE  COD... WANDERIN'        PATTI PAGE
IN THE MIDDLE OF A DARK DARK NIGHT GUY MITCHELL
TALL  GROWS THE SYCAMORES          FRANKIE MASTERS

BUILD YOUR LOVE ON A STRONG FOUNDATION   JOHNNY  RAY
SHANGRI  LA                        THE FOUR  COINS
GONNA FIND ME A BLUEBIRD           JOYCE  HAHN
IN THE EYES OF THE WORLD           VIC  DAMONE
FORGOTTEN  DREAMS                  LEROY  ANDERSON

ROCKIN'  SHOES...TAMMY             THE  AMES  BROS.
SOFT  SANDS                        OSCAR PETERSON...INSTR
A LOVELY NIGHT                     BETTY  MADIGAN
WHERE IS CINDERELLA                BUDDY  BREGMAN...INSTR
CAYA  COCO                         LOU  BUSCH  ORK...INSTR







Notes and Corrections:
- The above retyped chart is formatted in a similar manner as the original typed chart and duplicates most of the typing idiosyncrasies and misspellings found on the original.



CKWX TOP FIFTY
VANCOUVER TOP 40 RADIO EDITION
©2019

Money-Maker Presley 'Hot RCA Property
by Red Robinson
Vancouver Sun Oct. 4, 1957
  
   More records have been released on all labels this year than in any other given year in music history.
   This makes it more difficult for songs to reach the top 30.  There are so many new songs coming out each day that I've had to enlarge my top 30 to become a top 50.
   I'm getting an average of 100 new releases a week from all record companies including new companies.  Some of the old name record companies that folded up four or five years ago, like National Records, are opening up again and making a bid for the buyer's dollars.
   Just today RCA Victor announced that Elvis Presley is the biggest money-maker they have had since Gene Austin.  Presley has sold over 20,000,000 records to date for RCA Victor in just a little over a year an a half.  If he keeps this up he'll be one of the biggest all-time sellers in music history.
   Is it any wonder RCA Victor signed him up with the biggest contract in music history?

-Editor's Note:  The Top 30 (to 50) survey mentioned here by Red, refers to his Teen Canteen chart, not the CKWX "Station" chart.  (JB)



Red Robinson's
CKWX
Teen Canteen Survey
The Top 10
of the original Top Fifty

Countdown air date: Sept. 28/57
Vancouver Sun: Oct. 4/57



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TITLE & ARTIST
Jailhouse Rock
          -Elvis Presley
Treat Me Nice
          -Elvis Presley
Wake Up Little Susie
          -Everly Brothers
Peggy Sue
          -Buddy Holly
Be-Bop Baby
          -Ricky Nelson
Mr. Fire Eyes
          -Bonnie Guitar
Topsy Turvy
          -Ben Joe Zeppa
Keep A-Knockin'
          -Little Richard
Lotta Lovin'
          -Gene Vincent
Dumplin's
          -Doc Bagby


RED'S FUTURE HIT PREDICTIONS



Rock and Cry
          -Clyde McPhatter
Sugar Corsage
          -Chuck Reid
Cross Over
          -Jimmy Bowen
Fun Lovin' Baby
          -Georgia Gibbs
I Still Love You
          -Fats Domino
Man, Like Wow
          -Tommy Sands
Swanee River Rock
          -Ray Charles
Tell Me That You Love Me
          -Paul Anka
Teacher's Pet
          -Frankie Avalon
Summertime
          -Sam Cooke

RED'S RECORD RACK

The Girls Go for
Frankie (Avalon)
by Red Robinson
Vancouver Sun Oct. 4, 1957

   One of the latest rock and roll movies is called "Jamboree."
   One of the stars of the show is Frankie Avalon--a boy who records for a small label recently formed in the States called Chancellor records.
   The feature side of his new record is called Teacher's Pet and it's from "Jamboree."  In this show 18 American disc jockeys are featured along with many top names in the recording field today.  Frankie is 17 and a favorite of a lot of female teensters.
   Another rock and roll show coming your way is called "Mr. Rock and Roll."  This movie stars Laverne Baker, Fats Domino, Clyde McPhatter, Little Richard and many more top rock and roll stars.
   Some of the songs from the show are already listed on the top selling charts across the nation.
   Among these are "Rock and Cry" with Clyde McPhatter, "Keep a Knocking" with Little Richard and "Humpty Dumpty Heart" with Laverne Baker.
   As we predicted in this column two weeks ago, rock is not on its way out.