Effervescence Retro - April 15th, 1950

Effervescence recognizes the chart positions of Billboard Magazine's (USA) Weekly Single Charts for this week in history.

The original chart was presented as a Top 20, but it has been modified here using the prior week's Weekly Single Charts to expand the positions to a Top 40 for Effervescence continuity purposes.

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Number
1

If I Knew You Were Comin' (I'd've Baked A Cake)
Eileen Barton
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
7
Number
2 Up by 1

The Third Man Theme (The Harry Lime Theme)
Anton Karas
Peak
2
Weeks
5
Number
3 Down by 1

Music! Music! Music!
Teresa Brewer
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
12
Number
4

It Isn't Fair
Sammy Kaye & Don Cornell
Peak
4
Weeks
10
Number
5 Up by 6

The Third Man Theme
Guy Lombardo
Peak
5
Weeks
6
Number
6 Down by 1

Peter Cottontail
Gene Autry
Peak
5
Weeks
4
Number
7 Down by 1

Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy
Red Foley
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
14
Number
8 Up by 1

Sentimental Me
The Ames Brothers
Peak
8
Weeks
6
Number
9 Up by 1

Peter Cottontail
Mervin Shiner
Peak
8
Weeks
5
Number
10 Down by 2

My Foolish Heart
Gordon Jenkins & Sandy Evans
Peak
8
Weeks
7
Number
11 Up by 1

Daddy's Little Girl
The Mills Brothers
Peak
11
Weeks
5
Number
12 Down by 5

There's No Tomorrow
Tony Martin
Peak
2
Weeks
15
Number
13 Debut

Bewitched
Bill Snyder
Peak
13
Weeks
1
Number
14

Quicksilver
Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters
Peak
8
Weeks
9
Number
15 Up by 1

Daddy's Little Girl
Dick Todd
Peak
11
Weeks
10
Number
16 Down by 1

Go To Sleep, Go To Sleep, Go To Sleep
Arthur Godfrey & Mary Martin
Peak
8
Weeks
5
Number
17 Up by 7

Music! Music! Music!
Carmen Cavallaro, Bob Lido, & The Cavaliers
Peak
17
Weeks
5
Number
18

I Said My Pajamas (And Put on My Pray'rs)
Tony Martin & Fran Warren
Peak
5
Weeks
12
Number
19 Up by 1

Dearie
Ray Bolger & Ethel Merman
Peak
19
Weeks
7
Number
20 Debut

My Foolish Heart
Billy Eckstine
Peak
20
Weeks
1
Number
21 Down by 8

Music! Music! Music!
Freddy Martin & Merv Griffin
Peak
13
Weeks
6
Number
22 Down by 5

Candy And Cake
Arthur Godfrey & The Chordettes
Peak
17
Weeks
2
Number
23 Down by 4

Enjoy Yourself
Guy Lombardo & Kenny Gardner Trio
Peak
10
Weeks
10
Number
24 Down by 3

The Cry of the Wild Goose
Frankie Laine
Peak
4
Weeks
11
Number
25 Down by 3

Rag Mop
The Ames Brothers
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
15
Number
26 Down by 3

Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy
Bing Crosby
Peak
9
Weeks
10
Number
27 Down by 2

Swamp Girl
Frankie Laine
Peak
15
Weeks
4
Number
28 Down by 2

Candy And Cake
Mindy Carson
Peak
16
Weeks
5
Number
29 Down by 2

Rag Mop
Ralph Flanagan & The Harry Prime Band
Peak
10
Weeks
9
Number
30 Down by 2

Dear Hearts And Gentle People
Bing Crosby
Peak
2
Weeks
16
Number
31 Down by 2

Rag Mop
Lionel Hampton
Peak
10
Weeks
11
Number
32 Down by 2

With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming
Patti Page
Peak
13
Weeks
13
Number
33 Down by 2

It's So Nice To Have A Man Around The House
Dinah Shore
Peak
21
Weeks
6
Number
34 Down by 2

Dear Hearts And Gentle People
Dinah Shore
Peak
7
Weeks
16
Number
35 Down by 2

Rag Mop
Johnnie Lee Wills
Peak
10
Weeks
8
Number
36 Down by 2

Johnson Rag
Jimmy Dorsey & Claire Hogan
Peak
14
Weeks
14
Number
37 Down by 2

Bamboo
Vaughn Monroe
Peak
16
Weeks
12
Number
38 Down by 2

I Can Dream, Can't I?
The Andrews Sisters & Gordon Jenkins
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
16
Number
39 Down by 2

Quicksilver
Doris Day
Peak
20
Weeks
8
Number
40 Down by 2

Johnson Rag
Jack Teter Trio
Peak
6
Weeks
16

Dropouts

Number
39 Dropout

The Wedding Samba
Edmundo Ros
Peak
16
Weeks
12
Number
40 Dropout

Dear Hearts And Gentle People
Dennis Day
Peak
19
Weeks
8

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Date

April 15, 1950

Songs

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1 1 Eileen Barton – “If I Knew You Were Comin' (I'd've Baked A Cake)” 1(×2) 7

3 2 Anton Karas – “The Third Man Theme (The Harry Lime Theme)” 2 5

2 3 Teresa Brewer – “Music! Music! Music!” 1(×4) 12

4 4 Sammy Kaye & Don Cornell – “It Isn't Fair” 4 10

11 5 Guy Lombardo – “The Third Man Theme” 5 6

5 6 Gene Autry – “Peter Cottontail” 5 4

6 7 Red Foley – “Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy” 1(×4) 14

9 8 The Ames Brothers – “Sentimental Me” 8 6

10 9 Mervin Shiner – “Peter Cottontail” 8 5

8 10 Gordon Jenkins & Sandy Evans – “My Foolish Heart” 8 7

12 11 The Mills Brothers – “Daddy's Little Girl” 11 5

7 12 Tony Martin – “There's No Tomorrow” 2 15

NE 13 Bill Snyder – “Bewitched” 13 1

14 14 Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters – “Quicksilver” 8 9

16 15 Dick Todd – “Daddy's Little Girl” 11 10

15 16 Arthur Godfrey & Mary Martin – “Go To Sleep, Go To Sleep, Go To Sleep” 8 5

24 17 Carmen Cavallaro, Bob Lido, & The Cavaliers – “Music! Music! Music!” 17 5

18 18 Tony Martin & Fran Warren – “I Said My Pajamas (And Put on My Pray'rs)” 5 12

20 19 Ray Bolger & Ethel Merman – “Dearie” 19 7

NE 20 Billy Eckstine – “My Foolish Heart” 20 1

13 21 Freddy Martin & Merv Griffin – “Music! Music! Music!” 13 6

17 22 Arthur Godfrey & The Chordettes – “Candy And Cake” 17 2

19 23 Guy Lombardo & Kenny Gardner Trio – “Enjoy Yourself” 10 10

21 24 Frankie Laine – “The Cry of the Wild Goose” 4 11

22 25 The Ames Brothers – “Rag Mop” 1(×1) 15

23 26 Bing Crosby – “Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy” 9 10

25 27 Frankie Laine – “Swamp Girl” 15 4

26 28 Mindy Carson – “Candy And Cake” 16 5

27 29 Ralph Flanagan & The Harry Prime Band – “Rag Mop” 10 9

28 30 Bing Crosby – “Dear Hearts And Gentle People” 2 16

29 31 Lionel Hampton – “Rag Mop” 10 11

30 32 Patti Page – “With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming” 13 13

31 33 Dinah Shore – “It's So Nice To Have A Man Around The House” 21 6

32 34 Dinah Shore – “Dear Hearts And Gentle People” 7 16

33 35 Johnnie Lee Wills – “Rag Mop” 10 8

34 36 Jimmy Dorsey & Claire Hogan – “Johnson Rag” 14 14

35 37 Vaughn Monroe – “Bamboo” 16 12

36 38 The Andrews Sisters & Gordon Jenkins – “I Can Dream, Can't I?” 1(×4) 16

37 39 Doris Day – “Quicksilver” 20 8

38 40 Jack Teter Trio – “Johnson Rag” 6 16

DROPOUTS:

39 -- Edmundo Ros – “The Wedding Samba” 16 12

40 -- Dennis Day – “Dear Hearts And Gentle People” 19 8

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