1959
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| The best year of our lives |
Frankie
Avalon was undoubtedly the great teen idol of the late 50’s. Trained to the
trumpet, he had played on stage from the age 11, what had allowed him to attend
very early the world of entertainment. Noticed by singer Al Martino, he recorded
his first two instrumental singles in 1954 and began to assert his singing
talent. After achieving minor successes, he releases in 1959 the song which will reveal him to the world. With a dazzling intro and its
crystal clear sound , Venus remains for
all those who knew this time the symbol of the year, cheerful and teenager forever.
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Frankie Avalon
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Venus
(Ed Marshall/Peter De Angelis) |
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The Flamingos
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I Only Have Eyes For You
(Harry Warren/Al Dubin) |
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3
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Dion & The Belmonts
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A Teenager In Love
(Doc Pomus/Mort Shuman) |
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4
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The Skyliners
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Since I don't Have You
(Joe Rock/Jimmy Beaumont) |
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5
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Ray Charles
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What'd I Say
(Ray Charles) |
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6
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Ben E. King & The Drifters
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Dance With Me
(Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller/Irv Nahan/George Tradwell) |
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7
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The Clovers
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Love Potion No. 9
(Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller) |
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8
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Paul Anka
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Put Your Head On My Shoulder
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9
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The Platters
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Smoke Gets In Your Eyes
(Jerome Kern/Otto Harbach) |
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10
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The Feetwoods
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Come Softly To Me
(Gretchen Christopher/Barbara Ellis/Gary Troxel) |
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11
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The Tempos
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See You In September
(Sid Wayne/Sherman Edwards) |
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12
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Neil Sedaka
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Oh Carol
(Neil Sedaka) |
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13
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Dodie Stevens
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Pink Shoe Laces
(Mickie Grant) |
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14
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Buddy Holly
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It Doesn't Matter Any More
(Paul Anka) |
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15
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Frankie Avalon
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Bobby Sox To Stockings
(Ruth Faith/Richard DiCicco) |
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16
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Chuck Berry
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Back In The USA
(Chuck Berry) |
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17
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Brenda Lee
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Sweet Nothin's
(Ronny Self) |
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18
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Wilbert Harrison
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Kansas City
(Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller) |
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19
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Sarah Vaughan
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Broken Hearted Melody
(Hal David/Sherman Edwards) |
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20
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The Coasters
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Poison Ivy
(Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller) |
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21
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Phil Phillips
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Sea Of Love
(John Phillip Baptiste/George Khoury) |
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22
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Connie Francis
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Lipstick On Your Collar
(Edna Lewis/George Goehring) |
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23
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Ritchie Valens
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Donna
(Ritchie Valens) |
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24
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The Isley Brothers
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Shout
(Ronald Isley/Rudolph Isley/O'Kelly Isley) |
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25
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Fabian
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Turn Me Loose
(Doc Pomus/Mort Shuman) |
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26
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Bobby Darin
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Mack The Knife
(Marc Blitzstein/Bertholt Brecht/Kurt Weill) |
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27
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The Fleetwoods
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Mr Blue
(DeWayne Blackwell) |
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28
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Paul Anka
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Lonely Boy
(Paul Anka) |
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29
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Steve Lawrence
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Pretty Blue Eyes
(Teddy Randazzo/Bobby Weinstein) |
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30
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Frankie Ford
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Sea Cruise
("Huey "Piano" Smith) |
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31
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The Platters
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Enchanted
(Buck Ram) |
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32
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The Everly Brothers
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'Til I Kissed You
(Don Everly) |
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33
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Dinah Wasington
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What A Difference A Day Made
(Maria Grever) |
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34
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Johnny Mathis
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Misty
(Erroll Garner/Johnny Burke) |
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35
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Lloyd Price
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Personality
(Harold Logan/Lloyd Price) |
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36
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The Impalas
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Sorry (I Ran All The Way Home)
(Arthur Zwirn/Gio Giosasi) |
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37
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Brook Benton
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It's Just A Matter Of Time
(Brook Benton/Clyde Otis) |
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38
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Tommy Edwards
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Please Mr Sun
(Ray Getzov/Sid Frank) |
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39
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Fats Domino
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I'm Ready
(Al Lewis/Fats Domino/Sylvester Bradford) |
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40
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Della Reese
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Don't You Know
(Bobby Worth) |
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1958
Artists of the Year : The Everly Brothers
Both
prodigy brothers Don and Phil knew from childhood the atmosphere of studios
thanks to their father Ike Everly who hosted a program on a radio station in
Shenandoah. Their parents had chosen to make a career as singers, hitting
leisurely the road between Kentucky and Tennessee. Upon graduation, the brothers
chose to form a duet and to engage into music, drawing very fast the attention
of Chet Atkins, the new manager of the RCA studios in Nashville. After a failed
first record released in 1956, they got acquainted with music publisher Wesley
Rose, excited at once by the freshness of their style, a trendy mix of rock and
country forming the melting pot of “pop
music” which they will claim soon to belong. Assisted from 1958 by songwriters Felice and Bourdeault Bryant, they will string together hits like Wake Up
Little Susie, Problems or All I Have To Do Is Dream and tour with Buddy Holly, convincing
him to change his jeans and T-shirt against smart Ivy League suits.
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Peggy Lee
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Fever
(Eddie Cooley/Otis Blackwell) |
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Tommy Edwards
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It's In All The Game
(Carl Sigman/Charles Dawe) |
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3
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Chuck Berry
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Johnny B. Goode
(Chuck Berry) |
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4
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The Champs
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Tequila
(Daniel Flores) |
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5
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The Everly Brothers
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All I Have To Do Is Dream
(Felice Bryant/Boudleaux Bryant) |
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6
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Chuck Berry
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Sweet Little Sixteen
(Chuck Berry) |
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7
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Elegants
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Little Star
(Vito Picone/Arthur Venosa) |
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8
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Ritchie Valens
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La Bamba
(Ritchie Valens) |
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9
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The Crests
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Sixteen Candles
(Luther Dixon/Allyson R. Khent) |
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10
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Bobby Day
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Rockin Robin
(Leon René) |
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11
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Connie Francis
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Who's Sorry Now
(Bert Kalmar/Harry Ruby/Ted Snyder) |
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12
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Eddie Cochran
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Summertime Blues
(Jerry Capehart/Eddie Cochran) |
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13
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Little Anthony & The Imperials
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Tears On My Pillow
(Sylvester Bradford/Al Lewis) |
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14
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Elvis Presley
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I Beg Of You
(Rose Marie McCoy/Kelly Owens) |
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15
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Ricky Nelson
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Poor Little Fool
(Sharon Sheeley) |
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16
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Conway Twitty
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It's Only Make Believe
(Conway Twitty/Jack Nance) |
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17
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The Silhouettes
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Get A Job
(Earl Beal/Raymond Edwards/Richard Lewis/William Horton) |
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18
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The Royal Teens
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Short Shorts
(Bob Gaudio/Tom Austin) |
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19
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Ricky Nelson
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Stood Up
(Dub Dickerson/Erma Herrold) |
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20
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Elvis Presley
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I Got Stung
(Aaron Schroeder/David Hill) |
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21
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Jackie Wilson
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Lonely Teardrops
(Berry Goldy, Jr./Gwendolin Gordy:Roquel "Billy" Davis) |
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22
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David Seville & the Chipmunks
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Witch Doctor
(Ross Bagdasarian, Sr.) |
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23
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The Platters
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Twilight Time
(Buk Ram/Mortie Nevis/Al Nevis/Artie Dunn) |
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24
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Jimmie Rodgers
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Secretly
(Al Hoffman/Dick Manning/Hugo Peretti/Luigi Creatore) |
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25
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Connie Francis
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Stupid Cupid
(Howard Greenfield/Neil Sedaka) |
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26
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The Everly Brothers
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Bird Dog
(Boudleaux Bryant/Felice Bryant) |
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27
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Cliff Richard & The Shadows
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Move It
(Ian Samwell) |
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28
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Bobby Darin
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Splish Splash
(Bobby Darin/Murray Kaufman) |
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29
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The Big Bopper
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Chantilly Lace
(Jerry Foster/Bill Rice/J.P. Richardson) |
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30
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Domenico Modugno
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Volare (Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu)
(Franco Mugliaci/Domenico Modugno) |
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31
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The Chordettes
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Lollipop
(Julius Dickson/Beverly Ross) |
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32
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Perry Como
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Catch A Falling Star
(Paul Vence/Lee Pockriss) |
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33
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Laurie London
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He's Got The Whole World In His Hands
(Traditional) |
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34
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The Coasters
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Yakety Yak
(Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller) |
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35
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Paul Anka
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Crazy Love
(Paul Anka) |
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36
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Dalida
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Come Prima
(Alessandro Taccani/Enzo Di Paola/Mario Panzeri) |
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37
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Bobby Freeman
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Do You Want To Dance
(Bobby Freeman) |
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38
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Petula Clark
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Baby Lover
(Wandra Merrell) |
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39
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The Everly Brothers
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Problems
(Boudleaux Bryant/Felice Bryant) |
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40
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The Kalin Twins
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When
(Jack Reardon/Paul Evans) |
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1957
Still a
teenager, he had spent three years in reform school further to an armed
robbery. Having found later a job at General Motors, he dreamed however especially
about a music career helped by his guitar and memories of gospel inherited from
its childhood. He joined in 1951 pianist Johnnie Johnson and met Muddy Waters
who arranged for him a recording session in the Chess studios. His first title
Maybellene released in July, 1955 quickly reached #1 in the R&B chart allowing
him without delay access to fame. The tone was set, his free and easy style, his
stagy way to move and hold his guitar quickly asserted his personality as an outstanding
performer. Great composer, he released
therefore a series of tracks going to make the history rock n' roll, if only by their unique intros making
since the enjoyments of guitar learners. Despite his maturity, Chuck Berry is at
the time mainly worshiped by the classrooms and dancing parties audience as evidenced by his last hit School Day.
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Chuck Berry
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School Day (Ring! Ring! The Bell)
(Chuck Berry) |
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Elvis Presley
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Jailhouse Rock
(Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller) |
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3
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Elvis Presley
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All Shook Up
(Otis Blackwell/Elvis Presley) |
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4
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The Diamonds
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Little Darlin'
(Maurice Williams) |
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5
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Paul Anka
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Diana
(Paul Anka) |
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The Everly Brothers
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Wake Up Little Susie
(Felice Bryant/Boudleaux Bryant) |
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Danny & The Juniors
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At The Hop
(Buddy Holly) |
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8
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The Four Coins
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Shangri-La
(Robert Maxwell/Matt Malneck/Carl Sigman) |
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9
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Pat Boone
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Love Letters In The Sand
(J. Fred Coots/Nick Kenny/Charles Kenny) |
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Chuck Berry
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Rock And Roll Music
(Chuck Berry) |
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Sam Cooke
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You Send Me
(Sam Cooke) |
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12
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Bobby Helms
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You Are My Special Angel
(Jimmy Duncan) |
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13
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Jerry Lee Lewis
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Great Balls Of Fire
(Jack Hammer/Otis Blackwell) |
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14
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Thurston Harris
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Little Bitty Pretty One
(Bobby Day) |
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Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps
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Lotta Lovin'
(Bernice Bedwell) |
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The Everly Brothers
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By Bye Love
(Felice Bryant/Boudleaux Bryant) |
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Johnny Mathis
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Chances Are
(Robert Allen/Al Stillman) |
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Buddy Holly & The Crickets
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That'll Be The Day
(Buddy Holly) |
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Dale Hawkins
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Susie Q
(John Fogerty) |
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20
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Tommy Sands
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Teenage Crush
(Audrey Allison/Joe Allison) |
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21
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Patsy Cline
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Walking After Midnight
(Allan Block/Donn Hecht) |
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22
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Ricky Nelson
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A Teenager's Romance
(David Gillam) |
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Patti Page
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Old Cape Cod
(Claire Rothrock/Milton Yakus/Allan Jeffrey) |
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24
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The Diamonds
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The Stroll
(Clyde Otis/Nancy Lee) |
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25
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Jerry Lee Lewis
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Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On
(Dave Williams/Roy Hall) |
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26
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The Del-Vikings
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Whispering Bells
(Clarence Quick) |
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27
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Fats Domino
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Blue Monday
(Dave Bartholomew/Blue Monday) |
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28
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Jodie Sands
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With All My Heart
(Peter De Angelis/Bob Marcucci) |
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29
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Marty Robbins
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A White Sport Coat And A Pink Carnation
(Marty Robbins) |
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30
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The Bobbettes
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Mr Lee
(Bobbettes) |
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31
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Charlie Grace
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Butterfly
(Bernie Lowe/Karl Mann) |
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32
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Bonnie Guitar
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Dark Moon
(Ned Miller) |
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33
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Buddy Holly & The Crickets
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Peggy Sue
(Buddy Holly/Jerry Allison/Norman Petty) |
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34
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Little Richard
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The Girl Can't Help It
(Bobby Troup) |
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35
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Larry Williams
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Short Fat Fannie
(Larry Williams) |
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36
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Johnny Mathis
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It's Not For Me To Say
(Robert Allen/Al Stillman) |
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37
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Ricky Nelson
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Be-Bop Baby
(Pearl Lendhurst) |
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38
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Dalida
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Histoire D'un Amour
(Carlos Almaran) |
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39
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Margie Rayburn
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I'm Avalaible
(Dave Burgess) |
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40
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The Platters
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I'm Sorry
(Buck Ram) |
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1956
Gene
Vincent would have certainly never made a music career if a bad leg injury
further to a motorcycle accident had decided him to leave there Navy where he was
a crewman since 1952. He will soon be known by playing in Country bars of his
native Virginia with his rockabilly group called the Blue Caps. He writes then his
first songs including Be-Bop-A-Lula, supposed to recall the comic-strip "Little
Lulu". The title was inspired by the famous Ba-Ba-Le-Ba created in 1945 by Helen
Humes later popularized by Lionel Hampton as Be-Ba-Re-Bop.
The song
which soon became a national hit did not fail to stir the critics of
right-thinking censors judging its lyrics too explicit, loaded with an
inappropriate sexual contents. But what is most remarkable about this never
graying song remains the panting voice
of Gene Vincent himself on a slow bluesy tempo as the skittering effects
from lead guitarist Cliff Gallup.
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Elvis Presley
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Heartbreak Hotel
(Mae Boren Axton/Tommy Durden) |
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Gogi Grant
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The Wayward Wind
(Stanley Lebowski/Herb Newman) |
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3
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Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps
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Be-Bop-A-Lula
(Gene Vincent/donald Graves/Bill "Sheriff Tex" Davis) be |
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4
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The Platters
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My Prayer
(Georges Boulanger/Jimmy Kennedy) |
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5
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Elvis Presley
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Hound Dog
(Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller) |
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6
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The Five Satins
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In The Still Of The Night
(Fred Parris) |
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Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers
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Why Do Fools Fall In Love
(Jimmy Merchant) |
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8
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Jessie Belvin
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Goodnight My Love
(George Motola/John Marascalco) |
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Elvis Presley
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Don't Be Cruel
(Otis Blackwell/Elvis Presley) |
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Doris Day
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Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)
(Jay Livingston/Ray Evans) |
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Sonny James
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Young Love
(Rick Cartey/Carole Joyner) |
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12
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Nat King Cole
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Night Lights
(Chester Cohn/Sammy Gallop) |
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13
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Vic Damone
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On The Street Where You Live
(Frederick Loewe/Alan Jay Lerner) |
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14
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Chuck Berry
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Roll Over Beethoven
(Chuck Berry) |
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15
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Elvis Presley
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Love Me Tender
(George Poulton/Aura Lee/Vera Matson/Ken Darby/Elvis Presley) |
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16
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Johnny Burnette Trio
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The Train Kept-A-Rollin'
(Tiny Bradshaw/Howard Kay/Lois Mann) |
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17
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Carl Perkins
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Blue Suede Shoes
(Carl Perkins) |
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18
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Don Cherry
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Band Of Gold
(Jack Taylor/Bob Musel) |
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19
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Fats Domino
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Blueberry Hill
(Vincent Rose/Larry Stock/Al Lewis) |
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20
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The Four Lads
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Not Not Much
(Lee Hazlewood) |
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21
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Sanford Clark
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The Fool
(Robert Allen/Al Stillman) |
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22
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Little Willie John
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Fever
(Eddie Cooley/Otis Blackwell) |
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23
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Pat Boone
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Anastasia
(Alfred Newman/Paul Francis Webster) |
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24
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The Del-Vikings
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Come Go With Me
(Clarence E. Quick) |
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25
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Jim Lowe with The High Fives
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The Green Door
(Bob Davie/Marvin Moore) |
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26
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Patience & Prudence McIntyre
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You Belong To Me
(Billy Rose/Lee David) |
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27
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Bill Haley & His Comets
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See You Later Alligator
(Bobby Charles) |
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28
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Bing Crosby & Grace Kelly
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True Love
(Cole Porter) |
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29
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Perry Como
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Hot Diggity (Dog Ziggity Boom)
(Al Hofmann/Dick Manning) |
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30
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Otis Williams & The Champs
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Ivory Tower
(Jack Fulton/Lois Steele) |
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31
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The McGuire Sisters
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Picnic
(George Duning/Steve Allen) |
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32
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Pat Boone
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I Almost Lost My Mind
(Ivory Joe Hunter) |
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33
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Kay Starr
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Rock And Roll Waltz
(Shorty Allen/Roy Alfred) |
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34
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Little Richard
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Long Tall Sally
(Richard Wayne Penniman/Robert Blackwell/Enotris Johnson) |
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35
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The Crew Cuts
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Angels In The Sky
(Dick Glasser) |
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36
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Bo Diddley
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Who Do You Love
(McDaniels) |
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37
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Buddy Knox
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Party Doll
(Buddy Knox/Jimmy Bowen) |
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38
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Teresa Brewer
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A Tear Fell
(Eugene Randolph/Dorian Burton) |
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39
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Mickey & Silvia
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Love Is Strange
(Bo Diddley) |
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The Heartbeats
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A Thousand Miles Away
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1955
Artist of the year : Bill Haley & The Comets
Long
trained to boogie-woogie and western swing, 30–year old Bill Haley looks already like a
veteran with his old fashion kiss curl stuck on his forehead and the same rock n’
roll rhythm tirelessly strummed for more than three years. But he holds now with Rock
Around The Clock the hit that will lead him straight to the Hall
of Fame. Punchy, easy to sing, easy to memorize, this title will for ever
symbolize the era of the rock n’ roll, since then danced and sung around the world by millions fans of all ages.
Bill Haley & The Comets
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Rock Around The Clock
(Max Freedman/Jimmy DeKnight) |
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Elvis Presley
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Mystery Train
(Herman Parker/Sam Philips) |
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Tennessee Ernie Ford
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Sixteen Tons
(Merle Travis) |
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Sarah Vaughan
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Whatever Lola Wants
(Richard Adler/Jerry Ross) |
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The Platters
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Only You
(Ande Rand/Buck Ram) |
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The Ames Brothers
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The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane
(Sid Tepper/Roy Bennett) |
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Little Richard
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Tutti Frutti
(Richard Wayne Penniman/Dorothy LaBostrie) |
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The Cheers
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Black Denim Trousers
(Jerry Lieber/Mike Stollner) |
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The McGuire Sisters
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Sincerely
(Harvey Fuqua/Alan Freed) |
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Little Walter
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My Babe
(Willie Dixon) |
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Boyd Bennett & His Rockets
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Seventeen
(Boyd Bennett) |
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Gales Storm
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Teenage Prayer
(Bix Reichner/Bernie Low) |
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Johnny Cash
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Folsom Prison Blues
(Johnny Cash) |
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The Four Aces
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Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
(Sammy Fain/Paul Francis Webster) |
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Doris Day
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I'll Never Stop Loving You
(Nicholas Brodszky/Sammy Cahn) |
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Chuck Berry
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Maybellene
(Chuck Berry) |
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The Cadillacs
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Speedoo
(Esther Navarro) |
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Fats Domino
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Ain't That A Shame
(Fats Domino/Dave Bartholomew) |
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El Dorados
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At My Front Door
(Johnny Moore/Ewart Abner) |
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The Platters
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The Great Pretender
(Buck Ram) |
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Elvis Presley
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Milkcow Blues Boogie
(Kokomo Arnold) |
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"Big" Joe Turner
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Flip, Flop And Fly
(Jesse Stone/Lou Willie Turner) |
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Jo Stafford
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Suddenly, There's A Valley
(Chuck Meyer/Biff Jones) |
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Pat Boone
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Love Letters In The Sand
(J. Fred Coots/Nick Kenny/Charles Kenny) |
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Etta James
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Wallflower (Roll With Me Henry)
(Johnny Otis/Hank Ballard/Etta James) |
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Nat King Cole
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Darling Je Vous Aime Beaucoup
(Anna Sosenko) |
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Sammy Davis, Jr.
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Love Me Or Leave Me
(Walter Donaldson/Gus Kahn) |
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Muddy Waters
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Mannish Boy
(McKinley Marganfield/Mel London/Ellas McDaniel) |
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Frankie Laine
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A Woman In Love
(Frank Loesser) |
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Caterina Valente
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Jalousie
(Jacob Gade/Vera Bloom) |
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Al Hibbler
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Unchained Melody
(Alex North/Hy Zaret) |
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Joni James
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How Important Can It Be
(Bennie Benjamin/George David Weiss) |
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Dean Martin
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Memories Are Made Of This
(Terry Gilkyson/Richard Dehr/Frank Miller) |
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B.B. King
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Ten Long Years
(B.B. King/Jules Taub) |
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The Drifters
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Adorable
(Buck Ram) |
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Joan Weber
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Let Me Go Lover
(Jenny Lou Carson/Al Hill) |
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Bill Haley & The Comets
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Rock-A-Beatin' Boogie
(Bill Haley) |
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Dinah Shore
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Love And Marriage
(Sammy Cahn/Jimmy Van Heusen) |
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Shirley & Lee
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Let The Good Times Roll
(Shirley Goodman/Leonard Lee) |
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Billy Boy
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I Wish You Would
(Billy Boy Arnold) |
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