TOP 60 SONGS FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE 14/58 |
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PURPLE PEOPLE
EATER
SHEB WOOLEY ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM EVERLY BROS. TWILIGHT TIME THE PLATTERS ENDLESS SLEEP JODI REYNOLDS RETURN TO ME DEAN MARTIN BIG MAN THE FOUR PREPS WITCH DOCTOR DAVID SEVILLE CHANSON D'AMOUR ART & DOTTIE TODD RAVE ON BUDDY HOLLY GUESS THINGS HAPPEN THAT WAY JOHNNY CASE BOOK OF LOVE THE MONOTONES SUGAR MOON PAT BOONE LET THE BELLS KEEP RINGING PAUL ANKA HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL JERRY LEE LEWIS PADRE TONI ARDEN THERE'S ONLY ONE OF YOU THE FOUR LADS HE'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD.... LAURIE LONDON ZORRO THE CHORDETTES YOU'D BE SURPRISED KATHY LINDEN WHEN THE BOYS TALK ABOUT THE GIRLS VALERIE CARR JUST MARRIED MARTY ROBBINS KEWPIE DOLL PERRY COMO SECRETLY JIMMIE RODGERS FOR YOUR LOVE ED TOWNSEND SECRET OF HAPPINESS DINAH SHORE JOHNNY B. GOODE CHUCK BERRY I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING GEORGE HAMILTON IV JOSHUA LAURIE LONDON I'M SORRY I MADE YOU CRY CONNIE FRANCIS A VERY PRECIOUS LOVE THE AMES BROS. TORERO RENATO COROSONE HOW YA' FIXED FOR LOVE SINATRA & SMITH MOONLIGHT BAY JOE LEAHY ORK & CHO DING DONG McGUIRE SISTERS THE ONLY MAN ON THE ISLAND VIC DAMONE LITTLE PIXIE MOE KAUFFMAN....INSTR THESE WORLDLY WONDERS PATTI PAGE I WOULD MARGIE RAYBURN EL RANCHO ROCK THE CHAMPS TEACHER TEACHER JOHNNY MATHIS THOSE KNIGHTS AT THE ROUND TABLE STEVE LAWRENCE SCROUNGIE BILL JUSTIS....INSTR A MILLION BOYS BILLY SCOTT THE SINGING HILLS BILLY VAUGHN ORK...INSTR HANGIN' AROUND GUY MITCHELL JUDY FRANKIE VAUGHN HEY PUNKIN THE BOWMAN BROS. YA KETTY YAK THE MARKEYS I'LL GET BY BILLY WILLIAMS INDISCREET ROGER WILLIAMS.....INSTR |
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LOOKING
BACK
NAT
KING
COLE MY OLD FLAME THE PLATTERS HONEY BROWN EYES GUY MITCHELL HELLO HAPPINESS GOODBYE BLUES GEORGIA GIBBS SEVEN STEPS TO LOVE SAL MINEO HER HAIR WAS YELLOW DON RONDO DORMI DORMI DORMI JO MARCH THE NIGHT THEY INVENTED CHAMPAGNE SLYVIA SYMS THE PRETTIEST GIRL IN SCHOOL TONY PERKINS DON'T GO HOME PLAYMATES TEN HOT PROSPECTS LITTLE SERENADE TEDDY RANDAZZO THE MAGIC TOUCH BEVERLY KENNEY DREAM BETTY JOHNSON CHERIE I LOVE YOU PAT BOONE PICK A PARTNER EDDIE FISHER THIS IS THE PLACE MARY MAYO & JERRY VALE THE WHIPPOORWILL KEELEY SMITH THREE O'CLOCK THRILL KALIN TWINS YOU'RE MAKING A MISTAKE THE PLATTERS (SEE REVERSE HIT 52) YOU KNOW I DO THE FOUR VOICES _._._._._._._._._._._._._._._._
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-Number 10 - Should be "Johnny Cash." -Number 48 - "Yakkity Yak" by the Markeys featuring Georgie Morton. - 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 SIXTY VANCOUVER TOP 40 RADIO EDITION ©2019 |
| Red Robinson's CKWX Teen Canteen Survey The Top Songs of the original Top Fifty Countdown air date: June 14/58 Vancouver Sun: June 20/58 |
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TITLE & ARTIST Hard Headed Woman -Elvis Presley All I Have To Do Is Dream -Everly Brothers Yakety Yak -The Coasters Purple People Eater -Sheb Wooley Johnny B. Goode -Chuck Berry Hey Ruby -Art Ozborne Do You Want To Dance -Bobby Freeman High School Confidential -Jerry Lee Lewis Jennie Lee -Jan and Arnie Guess Things Happen That Way -Johnny Cash |
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RED'S FUTURE HIT PREDICTIONS |
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| Got a
Match -ArtistFrank Gallop After the Senior Prom -Tommy Sands Ice Cream Man -Leslie Uggams Rebel Rouser -Duane Eddy Fools Paradise -Crickets with Buddy Holly Bird on My Head -David Seville Willie and the Hand Jive -Johnny Otis Poor Little Fool -Ricky Nelson When -The Kalen Twins It's All Over Town -Tab Hunter |
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| Mathis
Serenade Headed for Top By RED ROBINSON (Vancouver Sun June 20, 1958) |
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Johnny
Mathis, San Francisco's
second earthquake, speaking
musically, of course, is
back again with a sweet
serenade that is bound for
the top of today's
tabulation. The song is from a Twentieth Century Fox production called "A Certain Smile" in which Johnny stars as a night club singer. The title of the song is the same as the title of the movie. This is not Johnny's first performance on the screen. He was first introduced to the public in a show called "Lizzie" in which he introduced "It's Not for Me to Say," one of his biggest million sellers. While I was in Los Angeles Peter Potter and his juke box jury rated this as the spotlight song of the week. I think that you'll agree after hearing this song that it is one of the nicest ballads of the day. Johnny is in great demand everywhere he goes in the U.S. With his records and movies being so successful he could well become one of the all-time greats following in the footsteps of Nat King Cole. |
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While
I was in Los Angeles I
learned from the music
publishers and song writers
that novelty songs and rock
tunes are still in great
demand by the buying
public, Success of
Sheb Wooley's "Purple People
Eater' and David Seville's
"Witch Doctor" are proof of
the trend. Seville, by the way, is back with a follow to "Witch Doctor" called "Bird On My Head." If this song also climbs to the top of the survey you can expect many more novelty type songs released by the major record companies. Frank Gallop, announcer on the Perry Como show, has hopped on the bandwagon with a novelty tune of ABC Paramount called "Got a Match". This song could light the way to further novelty hits.
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A
new trend that's sweeping
England has spread to North
America and American
bandstand maestro Johnny
Otis has recorded a hand
jive tune that's taking off
like wild fire. Hand jive basically is rock music with hand movements to accompany the music. In other words, instead of using your feet to express the rhythm of the music you make hand motions much like the Hawaiians do. If you think you've got rocking hands you'll dig hand jive. |
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