C K W X O F F I C I A L S U R V E Y The Sensational Sixty Week of Sept. 15 - 22, 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 10 2 3 19 5 4 6 8 11 16 34 7 9 14 12 24 13 15 37 21 23 22 20 45 28 29 30 26 47 31 41 40 44 53 33 50 32 35 43 36 42 48 49 54 51 52 C 55 56 C 58 57 59 C C C C C C TITLE Bird Dog It's All In The Game Volare Susie Darlin' It's Only Make Believe Little Star King Creole (E.P.) My True Love The Wizard / Are You Really Mine Stupid Cupid She Was Only Seventeen Summertime Blues Born Too Late Poor Little Fool Devoted To You Western Movies Tears On My Pillow Patricia Gingerbread Ramrod Just A Dream Rockin' Robin Everybody Loves A Lover Somebody Touched Me Down The Aisle Of Love Near You Tea For Two Cha Cha You Cheated If Dreams Came True Ways Of A Woman In Love Chantilly Lace How The Time Flies Carol Topsy (Part 2) Firefly Dance Everyone Dance Put A Ring On My Finger La Paloma Moon Talk Itchy Twitchy Feeling Over The Weekend Betty Lou's Got A New Pair Of Shoes Cerveza Green Mosquito Promise Me Love Over And Over La Do Dada The Secret The End The Day The Rains Came Ten Commandments Of Love Blue Ribbon Baby Where The Blue Of The Night Win Your Love For Me Pussy Cat / No One But You My Life Many A Time I Wish Hey Stella Up Until Now ARTIST                   LABEL Everly Brothers ---- Coral Tommy Edwards ---- MGM Domenico Modugno ---- Decca Robin Luke ---- Dot Conway Twitty ---- MGM The Elegants ---- Sparton Elvis Presley ---- RCA Jack Scott ---- Carlton Jimmie Rodgers ---- Apex Connie Francis ---- MGM Marty Robbins ---- Columbia Eddie Cochran ---- Liberty Poni Tails ---- Sparton Ricky Nelson ---- Imperial Everly Brothers ---- Coral The Olympics ---- Reo Imperials ---- Reo Perez Prado ---- RCA Frankie Avalon ---- Reo Duane Eddy ---- Reo Jimmy Clanton ---- Reo Bobby Day ---- Regency Doris Day ---- Columbia Buddy Knox ---- Apex Quin-Tones ---- Sparton Roger Williams ---- Kapp T. Dorsey / W. Covington ---Decca Shields ---- Dot Pat Boone ---- Dot Johnny Cash ---- Quality The Big Bopper ---- Mercury Jerry Wallace ---- Sparton Chuck Berry ---- Quality Cozy Cole ---- Sparton Tony Bennett ---- Columbia Betty Madigan ---- Coral Les & Mary Paul ---- Columbia Billy Vaughn ---- Dot Perry Como ---- RCA Bobby Hendricks ---- Delta Playboys ---- Cameo Bobby Freeman ---- Jubilee Boots Brown ---- RCA Tune Rockers ---- United Artists Andy Williams ---- Cadence Bobby Day ---- Regency Dale Hawkins ---- Checker Gordon MacRae ---- Capitol Earl Grant ---- Decca Jane Morgan ---- Kapp Harvey & Moonglows ---- Chess Tommy Sands ---- Capitol Tommy Mara ---- Felsted Sam Cooke ---- Keen Ames Brothers ---- RCA Chuck Willis ---- Atlantic Steve Lawrence ---- Coral Platters ---- Mercury Crew Cuts ---- RCA Johnny Ray ---- Columbia 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 3 4 9 6 5 -- 7 8 ALBUM King Creole Stardust Million Sellers Ricky Nelson Johnny Mathis Jimmie Rodgers Sail Along Silvery Moon Johnny Cash Golden Discs S'Awful Nice ARTIST Elvis Presley Pat Boone Billy Vaughn Ricky Nelson Johnny Mathis Jimmie Rodgers Billy Vaughn Johnny Cash Elvis Presley Ray Conniff LABEL RCA Dot Dot Imperial Columbia Roulette Dot Quality RCA Columbia Quality Records -- L. P. OF THE WEEK "JERRY LEE LEWIS HITS"--JERRY LEE LEWIS QUALITY --- V - 1618 Quality Records -- SINGLE OF THE WEEK "NO ONE KNOWS" -- DION & BELMONTS REO --- 8278 [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. 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. 13/58 Vancouver Sun: Sept. 19/58 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TITLE & ARTIST Bird Dog           -Everly Brothers I't Only Make Believe           -Conway Twitty Susie Darlin'           -Robin Luke It's All In the Game           -Tommy Edwards King Creole           -Elvis Presley Trouble           -Elvis Presley Blue Ribbon Baby           -Tommy Sands Stupid Cupid           -Connie Francis Dixieland Rock           -Elvis Presley Ramrod           -Duane Eddy RED'S FUTURE HIT PREDICTIONS Hula Hoop Song           -Georgia Gibbs Pussy Cat           -Ames Brothers The Day the Rains Came           -Ray LeFevre Baby Face           -Little Richard Look Who's Blue           -Don Gibson Just Young           -Paul Anka With Your Love           -Jack Scott Stairway to the Sea           -Johnny Mathis Lost Love           -Bobby Darin What Do I Care           -Johnny Cash Folk Songs, Ballads Getting Play Now End of Rock, Roll Forecast; Experts Give It 2 More Years By RED ROBINSON (Vancouver Sun Sept. 19 1958)    Is the end of the rock and roll era in sight?   Today's hit parade has these songs in the spotlight: "Volare" . . . "It's All in the Game" . . . "Patricia" . . . "Everybody Love a Lover" . . . Devoted To You" . . . "Tea For Two Cha Cha" . . . "Born Too Late" . . . and "Near You."    These are definitely not rock songs.  They are taking positions on today's hit parade.    The question the record companies are asking is, will Elvis going overseas affect the music industry to the extent of eliminating rock and roll?    The big record companies don't seem to think so.  They have geared the mechanism of the industry to produce rock and roll for at least another two years.    Even today's ballads are flavored with the rock beat in the background.  For every slow song on the hit parade there are still three rock or race songs.  "Bird Dog," "Stupid Cupid," "Summertime Blues," and "Rockin' Robin," are just a few of the top rock song sellers.    Because there are more artists, more labels and more records released every week, the hit parade is a better variety survey than it has been in five years.    I don't think rock and roll is on the way out, but it's making way for folk songs, ballads and band numbers.  This trend will satisfy a variety of musical likes. * * * * *    The number four song on the survey this week is a hit by a so-called newcomer Tommy Edwards.    The song "It's All in the Game" was first recorded in 1951.  At that time too many individuals said Edwards sounded like Nat King Cole.    Recently MGM gave the song a new treatment and added a bigger sound.    The result: success and a gold record for Tommy Edwards.