C K W X O F F I C I A L S U R V E Y The Sensational Sixty Week of Dec. 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 17 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 13 20 7 8 10 14 11 19 12 18 29 27 21 34 22 23 16 26 24 30 31 37 32 35 33 41 38 39 44 45 36 C 42 54 C 43 52 53 46 40 50 51 47 C C 55 57 C 56 C C C TITLE The Chipmunk Song I Got Stung / One Night Queen Of The Hop To Know Him Is To Love Him I Got A Feelin' / Lonesome Town Problems / Love Of My Life Tom Dooley Treasure Of Your Love Bimbombey Gotta Travel On Come On Let's Go Beep Beep Whole Lotta Lovin' / Coquette Cannonball Smoke Gets In Your Eyes A Lover's Question Topsy II Love Is All We Need Come Prima The World Outside Only Make Believe My Happiness That Old Black Magic Tea For Two Cha Cha It's All In The Game Lonely Teardrops Chantilly Lace Turvy II Philadelphia U.S.A. The Wedding I Want To Be Happy Cha Cha Non Dimenticar Letter To An Angel / Part Of Me Donna Big Bopper's Wedding Love You Most Of All The Diary Sixteen Candles There Goes My Heart Peek-A-Boo Teen Commandments Good-bye Baby Manhattan Spiritual Sweet Little Rock & Roller Pledging My Love Need Your Love House A Car & A Wedding Ring Mocking Bird Sing, Sing, Sing Nobody But You Flamingo l'Amore C'mon Everybody Don't Pity Me Fake Out So Much Donde Esta Santa Claus Seven Minutes In Heaven Stagger Lee I Cried A Tear Lucky Ladybug ARTIST                   LABEL David Seville ---- London Elvis Presley ---- RCA Bobby Darin ---- Atco Teddy Bears ---- Dore Ricky Nelson ---- Imperial Everly Brothers ---- Apex Kingston Trio ---- Capitol Eileen Rodgers ---- Columbia Jimmie Rodgers ---- Apex Billy Grammer ---- Monument Ritchie Valens ---- Apex Playmates ---- Apex Fats Domino ---- Imperial Duane Eddy ---- Reo Platters ---- Mercury Clyde McPhatter ---- Atlantic Cozy Cole ---- Sparton Tommy Edwards ---- MGM Tony Dolardo ---- Mercury Four Coins / Four Aces / R. Williams       ---- Decca / Epic / Kapp Conway Twitty ---- MGM Connie Francis ---- MGM Louis Prima & Keely Smith ---- Cap. T. Dorsey / W. Covington ---- Decca Tommy Edwards ---- MGM Jackie Wilson ---- Brunswick The Big Bopper ---- Mercury Cozy Cole ---- Quality Nu-Tornados ---- Carlton June Valli ---- Mercury W. Cov. / E. Light ---- Decca / Spart. Nat King Cole ---- Capitol Jimmy Clanton ---- Reo Ritchie Valens ---- Apex Big Bopper ---- Mercury Sam Cooke ---- Keen Neil Sedaka ---- RCA Crest ---- Coed Joni James ---- MGM Cadillacs ---- Jubilee Anka, Hamilton, Nash ---- Sparton Jack Scott ---- Carlton Reg Owen ---- Jubilee Chuck Berry ---- Quality Roy Hamilton ---- Epic Bobby Freeman ---- Jubilee M. Preston/D. Hawkins --Lond./Qual Four Lads ---- Columbia Bernie Lowe ---- Cameo Dee Clark ---- Reo Gaylords ---- Mercury Eddie Cochran ---- Liberty Dion & Belmonts ---- Reo Frankie Sardo ---- Sparton Little Anthony & Imperials ---- End Augie Rios ---- Metro Poni-Tails ---- Sparton Lloyd Price ---- Sparton Lavern Baker ---- Atlantic Billy & Lillie ---- Swan 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 2 1 -- 5 3 4 6 7 8 10 ALBUM South Pacific Kingston Trio Merry Christmas Folk Songs King Creole Stardust Yes Indeed Concert In Rhythm Johnny Cash Hits My Fair Lady ARTIST Original Cast Kingston Trio Bing Crosby Jimmie Rodgers Elvis Presley Pat Boone Pat Boone Ray Conniff Johnny Cash Original Cast LABEL Columbia Capitol Decca Roulette RCA Dot Dot Columbia Quality Columbia Quality Records -- L. P. OF THE WEEK "MERRY XMAS" PAT BOONE DOT --- D.E.P. 1062 EP Quality Records -- SINGLE OF THE WEEK "RUN RUDOLPH RUN" CHUCK BERRY QUALITY --- 1824 [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 Top Fifty Countdown air date: Dec. 13/58 Vancouver Sun: Dec. 19/58 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 TITLE & ARTIST The Chipmunk Song           -David Seville I Got Stung           -Elvis Presley So Long, Goodbye           -Gerry Fiander Problems           -Everly Brothers To Know Him Is To Love Him           -Teddy Bears Donna           -Ritchie Valens Jingle Bell Rock           -Bobby Helms Whole Lotta Lovin'           -Fats Domino Smoke Gets in Your Eyes           -The Platters Lover's Question           -Clyde McPhatter RED'S FUTURE HIT PREDICTIONS I'm a Man           -Fabian Ready to Rock           -Jimmy Morrison Wiggle Wiggle           -The Accents Manhattan Spiritual           -Reg Owen Orchestra Just About Time           -Johnny Cash Rocka Conga           -The Applejacks You Are Beautiful           -Johnny Mathis Nobody But You           -Dee Clark Be Bob Boogie Boy           -Gene Vincent Rainbow Riot           -Bill Doggett Tommy Edwards Wins Over Critics His "It's All in the Game" Chosen No. 2 Song of the Year By RED ROBINSON (Vancouver Sun Dec. 19, 1958)    "A singer with a voice like that of Nat King Cole will never sell."    That's what they told Tommy Edwards back in the early fifties when he first recorded "It's All in the Game." It took almost seven years for Tommy to prove that he wasn't copying Nat King Cole.    It's All in the Game" was voted the No. 2 song of the year. Second in sales and appeal to "Volare" with Dominico Modugno.    Tommy's current album named after his record smash is one of the best-selling records of the year.  His latest release "Love is All We Need", is topping polls from Cleveland to Kitimat. Tommy Edwards "It's All In the Game" 1958 version 1951 Original Version    Many music experts feel that rock an' roll has lost it's impact.  It has leaned toward the traditionally pop market and their theory is that it has thus lost its appeal to teenagers.  The southern artists who first brought rock an' roll with a realistic blues flavor to the teen-agers and the general public are once more attaining top popularity with all groups.    Rock an' roll is far from dead but its seems that the teen-agers rule the kingdom of records and in the disc world they insist on the real McCoy and not a watered down rock ballad. *   *   *    Elvis' fans have presented him with a gift of the No. 1 spot.  "One Night" is the first Presley pressing to reach the top in more than a year.  Last time was Nov. 23. 1957 with "Jailhouse Rock."