| 7 TOP FIFTY SONGS FOR WEEK ENDING DEC. 15/57 |
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RAUNCHY MY SPECIAL ANGEL KISSES SWEETER THAN WINE OH BOY JAILHOUSE ROCK MELODIE D'AMOUR WAKE UP LITTLE SUSY MR. FIRE EYES STORY OF MY LIFE ALL THE WAY PEGGY SUE ROCKA CHICKA GREAT BALLS OF FIRE JUST BORN...IVY ROSE HULA LOVE FRAULIEN YOU SEND ME AND THAT REMINDS ME LIECHTENSTEINER POLKA FASCINATION SYMPHONY OF LOVE WILD IS THE WIND LOVE ME FOREVER I CAN'T CLOSE THE BOOK JUST FOREVER CLOVER IN THE MEADOW APRIL LOVE MY OWN INDIVIDUAL STAR I'M NEW AT THE GAME OF LOVE THE LOVELY LADIES OF MILANO RED LETTER DAY SAIL ALONG SILVERY MOON THE UNBELIEVER STREETS OF ROME TILL TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER THE SKI SONG PUT A LIGHT IN THE WINDOW DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER I FEEL PRETTY LOVE AND AFFECTION LAS VEGAS THAT'S THE WAY IT GOES..SAYONARA THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE A FERRYBOAT CALLED MINERVA A VERY SPECIAL LOVE FORGOTTEN DREAMS THERE'S A DREAM IN MY HEART ROCKIN' SHOES... TAMMY |
ERNIE FREEMAN BOBBY HELMS JIMMIE RODGERS THE CRICKETS ELVIS PRESLEY THE AMES BROS. THE EVERLY BROS. BONNIE GUITAR MARTY ROBBINS FRANK SINATRA BUDDY HOLLY JIM LOWE JERRY LEE LEWIS PERRY COMO BUDDY KNOX STEVE LAWRENCE SAM COOKE DELLA REESE WILL GLAHE ORK & CHO JANE MORGAN RAY CONIFF ORK...INSTR JOHNNY MATHIS EDYE GORME VIC DAMONE JULIUS LAROSA SHIRLEY JONES PAT BOONE BING CROSBY JANE MORGAN DICK JACOB'S ORK & CHO RICHARD HAYES BILLY VAUGHN ORK..INSTR GUY MITCHELL LEW QUADLING ORK & CHO ROGER WILLIAMS ORK & CHO PAUL ANKA VIC DAMONE DAVID CARROLL ORK...INSTR THE FOUR LADS THE LANCERS JILL COREY ROSEMARY CLOONEY BOB PARKER ORK...INSTR EDDIE FISHER CINDY AND LINDY DON CHERRY DEBBIE REYNOLDS LEROY ANDERSON ORK..INSTR JAYE P. MORGAN THE AMES BROS. |
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TOP ALBUM OF THE WEEK.....CHRISTMAS MUSIC... VINCENT LOPEZ ORK WITH VCLS. WX HIT OF THE WEEK........I REMEMBER MARCELLINO.... LU ANN SIMMS WS HIT OF THE WEEK........A WHISTLIN' KIND OF TUNE ... HENRI RENE ORK.INSTR. |
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- This 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 |
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The
Prowlers,
Popular New
Singing Group by Jack Cullen Vancouver Sun Dec. 20, 1957
Another group of local
entertainers have made
the wax scene with the
current release on
Aragon records of "The
Prowlers."
Most of the crew attended John Oliver high school and it is here that they first broke the unit in at various school functions. Originally most of their material was in the rock and roll idiom but in recent times they have broadened their musical tastes to include other tempos. Nineteen-year-old Les Vogt is the lead vocal with the Prowlers and the four others are Stretch and Bob Tillyer, Carl Ries and Fred Bennett.
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| Red Robinson's CKWX Teen Canteen Survey The Top Songs of the original Top Fifty Countdown air date: Dec. 14/57 Vancouver Sun: Dec. 20/57 |
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TITLE & ARTIST Raunchy -Ernie Freeman Oh Boy -The Crickets Kisses Sweeter Than Wine -Jimmie Rodgers Baby I Don't Care -Elvis Presley Blue Christmas -Elvis Presley Great Balls of Fire -Jerry Lee Lewis Jingle Bell Rock -Bobby Helms Twenty-Six Miles -The Four Preps At The Hop -Danny and the Juniors Santa Bring My Baby Back to Me -Elvis Presley |
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RED'S FUTURE HIT PREDICTIONS |
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Along Silvery Moon -Billy Vaughn Hey Little Baby -Jimmie Rodgers Stood Up -Ricky Nelson Cradle Baby -Eddie Cochran Don't Cha Wanna -Darla Daret The Stroll -The Diamonds The Locket -Faron Young Jo-Ann -The Playmates Henrietta -Jimmy Dee Swingin' Daddy -Buddy Knox |
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RED'S
RECORD RACK
Ricky's Riding Highway of Hits by Red Robinson Vancouver Sun Dec. 20, 1957 |
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Three outstanding
newcomers headed the
popularity polls this
year.
They are Johnny Mathis, Jimmy Rodgers and Ricky Nelson. Ricky is currently riding up the highway of hits. He has the fifth most popular and best selling album in North America called "Ricky." He has the number 18 song on the survey from cash box, "Be Bop Baby." He also has the two pick songs of the week in both trade magazines: One side is called "Stood Up" with the flip "Waiting in School" already showing on the charts in Los Angeles and three other major American cities. This looks like just the beginning. Just toward the end of this year Ozzie Nelson took Ricky over to Imperial records from Verve and signed one of the biggest contracts in years. He has been featured with Lew Chudd's Imperial label for just over three months now and has all the above-mentioned awards and hit songs. He's a son of Ozzie and Harriet Nelson from TV and his songs are selling so well that Elvis will have competition in 1958. |
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