C K W X O F F I C I A L S U R V E Y The Sensational Sixty Week of Sept. 8 - 15, 1958 TW 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 LW 1 2 3 8 4 5 10 6 8 17 15 9 11 12 13 20 14 16 C 19 21 22 24 27 23 26 25 40 37 39 30 32 29 43 37 31 51 34 36 41 48 44 53 C C 45 56 52 55 49 50 C 60 C C 58 57 C C 59 TITLE Bird Dog Volare Suzie Darlin' King Creole Little Star My True Love Born Too Late The Wizard / Are You Really Mine Poor Little Fool It's All In The Game Stupid Cupid Western Movies Patricia Devoted To You Gingerbread She Was Only Seventeen When Rebel Rouser It's Only Make Believe Somebody Touched Me Just A Dream Everybody Loves A Lover Rockin' Robin Tears On My Pillow Fever If Dreams Came True One Summer Night Near You Tea For Two Cha Cha You Cheated Chantilly Lace La Paloma Dance Everyone Dance Summertime Blues Moon Talk Over The Weekend Ramrod Early In The Morning A Certain Smile Carol How The Time Flies Betty Lou's Got A New Pair Of Shoes Itchy Twitchy Feeling Topsy (Part 2) Down The Aisle Of Love Blue Blue Day Ways Of A Woman In Love Cerveza Green Mosquito Put A Ring On My Finger Over And Over La Do Dada Firefly Promise Me Love The End The Days The Rains Came Where The Blue Of The Night Blue Ribbon Baby Win Your Love For Me No One But You ARTIST                  LABEL Everly Brothers ---- Coral Domenico Modugno ---- Decca Robin Luke ---- Dot Elvis Presley ---- RCA The Elegants ---- Sparton Jack Scott ---- Carlton Poni Tails ---- Sparton Jimmie Rodgers ---- Apex Ricky Nelson ---- Imperial Tommy Edwards ---- MGM Connie Francis ---- MGM The Olympics ---- Reo Perez Prado ---- RCA Everly Brothers ---- Coral Frankie Avalon ---- Reo Marty Robbins ---- Columbia Kalin Twins ---- Decca Duane Eddy ---- Reo Conway Twitty ---- MGM Buddy Knox ---- Apex Jimmy Clanton ---- Reo Doris Day ---- Columbia Bobby Day ---- Regency Imperials ---- Reo Peggy Lee ---- Capitol Pat Boone ---- Dot Danleers ---- Mercury Roger Williams ---- Kapp T. Dorsey / Covington Shields ---- Dot The Big Bopper ---- Mercury Billy Vaughn ---- Dot Betty Madigan ---- Coral Eddie Cochran ---- Liberty Perry Como ---- RCA Playboys ---- Cameo Duane Eddy ---- Reo Buddy Holly ---- Coral Johnny Mathis ---- Columbia Chuck Berry ---- Quality Jerry Wallace ---- Sparton Bobby Freeman ---- Jubilee Bobby Hendricks ---- Delta Cozy Cole ---- Sparton Quin-Tones ---- Sparton Don Gibson ---- RCA Johnny Cash ---- Quality Boots Brown ---- RCA Tune Rockers ---- United Artists Les & Mary Paul ---- Columbia Bobby Day ---- Regency Dale Hawkins ---- Checker Tony Bennett ---- Columbia Andy Williams ---- Cadence Earl Grant ---- Decca Jane Morgan ---- Kapp Tommy Mara ---- Felsted Tommy Sands ---- Capitol Sam Cooke ---- Keen Ames Brothers ---- RCA TW --- This Week LW --- Last Week C --- Comer A L B U M  S U R V E Y TW 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 LW 1 2 5 3 4 6 -- 8 7 9 ALBUM King Creole Stardust Million Seller Ricky Nelson Sail Along Silvery Moon Jimmie Rodgers Golden Discs S'Aful Nice Johnny Mathis My Fair Lady ARTIST Elvis Presley Pat Boone Billy Vaughn Ricky Nelson Billy Vaughn Jimmie Rodgers Elvis Presley Ray Coniff Johnny Mathis Original Cast LABEL RCA Dot Dot Imperial Dot Roulette RCA Columbia Columbia Columbia Quality Records -- L. P. OF THE WEEK BUT NOT FOR ME -- AHMAD JAMAL TRIO QUALITY ----V-1623 Quality Records -- SINGLE OF THE WEEK IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE -- CONWAY TWITTY MGM --- K-12677 [Cover Info] BILL DAVIS 6am to 9am Mon. to Sat. NORRIS McLEAN 9am to 12noon Mon. to Sat CAL GEORGE 12noon to 3pm Mon. to Sat RED ROBINSON 3:05pm to 5pm, 10:20pm-12pm Mon. to Sat. BOB McGAVIN 5:05pm - 8pm Mon. to Sat. ROSS CRAIN 12pm - 6am Mon. to Sat. YOU'RE NEVER WRONG ABOUT A POPULAR SONG WHEN IT'S ON THE C K W X OFFICIAL SURVEY THE ONLY ACCURATE LIST DIAL 1130 VANCOUVER'S TOP TUNES This is the ONLY survey of best selling records in Vancouver -- based on record sales, sheet music sales, Disc Jockey requests, and juke box plays in the Metropolitan area. Notes: -Numbers 4 and 9 - both are designated as having been number 8 in the Last Week column. One is incorrect and should have been number 7. -#29 Tea For Two Cha Cha by Tommy Dorsey. Warren Covington conducting. (Tommy Dorsey actually passed away in 1956. CKWX SENSATIONAL SIXTY VANCOUVER TOP FORTY RADIO EDITION

Red Robinson's CKWX Teen Canteen Survey The Top Songs of the original Top Fifty Countdown air date: Sept. 6/58 Vancouver Sun: Sept. 12/58 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TITLE & ARTIST Bird Dog           -Everly Brothers Susie Darlin'           -Robin Luke Dixieland Rock           Elvis Presley It's Only Make Believe           -Conway Twitty Blue Ribbon Baby           -Tommy Sands Stupid Cupid           -Connie Francis Trouble           -Elvis Presley Chantilly Lace           -The Big Bopper Carol           -Chuck Berry It's All In The Game           -Tommy Edwards U.S. Record Firms Eye Langley Boy Jimmy Morrison Awaits Call To Sing Two Original Songs By RED ROBINSON (Vancouver Sun Sept. 12, 1958)    Young Jimmy Morrison, the  lad who started his show business career in Vancouver at the Orpheum Theatre last April when he won a contest for singing against 15 competitors, is on his way to stardom.    Two American record companies are interested in the boy's talents and don't be surprised if soon he is signed to sing two original songs, "Ready to Rock" and "The Lost Ones."    These songs were written for Jimmy by the leader of the Centennial Bandstand Show, Gerry Fiander.    Jimmy, who appears mostly with the Centennial Bandstand Show, has played in front of more than 50,000 people since January of this year.    It's too bad that local talent goes unheralded as it does.  This lad has two local fan clubs with thousands of faithful followers.    He is seventeen and a senior at Langley High School.    He is a flexible entertainer and does not restrict himself to rock and roll.  He admits himself that his best type of song is a ballad.    Just recently Jimmy was signed for three shows on Portland TV.  He was flown to Portland to appear on the shows and has one more to do. * * *    In this column before it was pointed out that a new trend was apparent in the music industry.  This trend was referred to as jazz-a-billy.    The evidence of this trend is brought forward now with the recent recording of "Topsy," with Cozy Cole banging out a two-minute drum solo.    This song is one of the biggest hits in the nation.  It's hard to fathom but nevertheless it's there in black and white to see for yourself.     Cozy Cole, one of the all-time great drum beaters, played with Louis Armstrong and Count Basie and has made the trend solid with this strong jazz bidder.    Three years ago a small company, and now one of the top five record companies in the United States.  That's the short story of Randy Woods' Dot Record Company.  Just this week Dot signed more talent to its roster.  These stars include Don Cornell, formerly with Coral, Bob Crosby and Steve Allen formerly with Coral, and John Wayne's son, Pat Wayne. Topsy II by Cozy Cole