TOP FIFTY SONGS FOR WEEK ENDING JAN. 26/58 |
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SAIL ALONG SILVERY MOON RAUNCHY KISSES SWEETER THAN WINE I BEG OF YOU OH BOY 26 MILES JAILHOUSE ROCK APRIL LOVE YOU SEND ME STOOD UP GREAT BALLS OF FIRE PUT A LIGHT IN THE WINDOW MY SPECIAL ANGEL STORY OF MY LIFE JO-ANN MELODIE D'AMOUR WILD IS THE WIND MR. FIRE EYES FRAULIEN LEICHTENSTEINER POLKA GEISHA GIRL SUGARTIME I DON'T HURT ANYMORE CATCH A FALLING STAR..MAGIC MOMENTS THE STARS MAMA WORRIES GOOD-NIGHT MY SOMEONE THE LOVELY LADIES OF MILANO BABY OF MINE COLONEL BOGEY MARCH WELL ANYWAY WITCHCRAFT IT'LL BE ME... LOVE ME IF YOU WILL ANGEL SMILE GOOD MORNING LIFE MAKING BELIEVE DANCING WITH MY SHADOW I'M NEW AT THE GAME OF LOVE UNAFRAID....THE GIFT OF LOVE JUST BORN THE LORD MADE A PEANUT DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER TILL SYMPHONY OF LOVE I REMEMBER MARCELLINO STREETS OF ROME JUST FOREVER AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER I FEEL PRETTY LOVE AND AFFECTION |
BILLY VAUGHN ERNIE FREEMAN JIMMIE RODGERS ELVIS PRESLEY THE CRICKETS THE FOUR PREPS ELVIS PRESLEY PAT BOONE SAM COOKE RICKY NELSON JERRY LEE LEWIS THE FOUR LADS BOBBY HELMS MARTY ROBBINS PLAYMATES THE AMES BROS. JOHNNY MATHIS BONNIE GUITAR STEVE LAWRENCE WILL GLAHE ORK & CHO STEVE LAWRENCE McGUIRE SISTERS EDDIE FISHER PERRY COMO PERCY FAITH ORK & CHO DIAN ERHARDT LES AND MARY FORD DICK JACOB'S ORK & CHO THE CHORDETTES MITCH MILLER ORK ...INSTR SAMMY KAYE ORK & CHO FRANK SINATRA DON CHERRY NAT KING COLE DEAN MARTIN BONNIE GUITAR THE FOUR VOICES JANE MORGAN VIC DAMONE PERRY COMO GUY MITCHELL THE LANCERS ROGER WILLIAMS RAY CONIFF ORK..INSTR LU ANN SIMS LEW QUADLING ORK & CHO JULIUS LAROSA VIC DAMONE JILL COREY ROSEMARY CLOONEY |
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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 |
| Variety
Offered
in New Albums By RED ROBINSON (Vancouver Sun Jan. 31, 1958) |
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Here
are some of the latest
albums: COME FLY WITH ME -- Frank Sinatra, Capitol. A musical trip around the world. C'MON DANCE -- Earl Bostle, King. A good package album for party-goers. TONY PERKINS -- Epic. Not the world's greatest singer but his approach is fresh. PEGGY LEE AND BENNY GOODMAN -- Harmony, Columbia. Old songs done up in a swinging manner. WORD JAZZ -- Ken Nordine, Dot. Fred Katz and his out of this world sounds, with Ken Nordine and his interstellar word expressions. WARM -- Johnny Mathis, Columbia. "San Francisco's second earthquake." |
| Red Robinson's CKWX Teen Canteen Survey The Top Songs of the original Top Fifty Countdown air date: Jan. 25/57 Vancouver Sun: Jan. 31/58 |
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TITLE & ARTIST I Beg of You -Elvis Presley Stood Up -Ricky Nelson This Little Girl of Mine -Everly Brothers Ballad of a Teen-Age Queen -Johnny Cash Swinging Daddy -Buddy Knox Lend Me Your Comb -Carol Hughes Jo-Ann -The Playmates Short Shorts -The Royal Teens Big Guitar -Owen Bradley Quintet Mary, Mary Lou -Bill Haley & the Comets |
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RED'S FUTURE HIT PREDICTIONS |
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Lonesome Me -Don Gibson Wonderful Times Up There -Pat Boone Get a Job -The Silhouettes Dede Dinah -Frankie Avalon I'm Gonna Love You Too -Buddy Holly Rockin' Doll -Paul Hampton Just a Little Lonesome -Bobby Helms Walking Home From School -Gene Vincent Young Dove's Calling -The Couplings Belonging To Someone -Patti Page |
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| Everly
Brothers Sing to Success Boys From Nashville Make Country Music Pay Dividends By RED ROBINSON (Vancouver Sun Jan. 31, 1958) |
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The
two Everly Brothers from
Nashville, Tenn., have set
themselves up in the country
and western field by
appearing on the Grand Ole
Oprey show on WSM,
Nashville, headquarters for
country and western music. This country institution recognized the talent of the boys a long time ago but the continent as a whole was not exposed to them until Archie Blyer of Cadence Records in New York signed the boys up to do a song called "Bye Bye Love," a country song by Boudieaux Bryant. Most of the companies in New York laughed at Archie for his decision. But the song took off and in a very few weeks it became the No. 1 song in the land. This established the boys in the pop field and since this time they have had other million-sellers. Their latest bid for the million-mark is a song called "This Little Girl of Mine." Don and Phil are two handsome fellows who were in Vancouver in November with one of the big touring shows. They have a tremendous way with them.
Jim French of Radio KING in Seattle says the whole music scene is going through a period of transition. He says that Rock will not fade for years but the music scene as a whole will be "filtered with Rock in the background and ballads with a beat in the foreground." |
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