Effervescence Retro - August 4th, 1951

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

Come On-A My House
Rosemary Clooney featuring Stan Freeman
From the album: Come On-a My House
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
6
Number
2

Too Young
Nat King Cole
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
17
Number
3 Up by 2

Sweet Violets
Dinah Shore
Peak
3
Weeks
6
Number
4 Down by 1

Jezebel
Frankie Laine
From the album: Command Performance
Peak
2
Weeks
15
Number
5 Down by 1

The Loveliest Night Of The Year
Mario Lanza
Peak
4
Weeks
18
Number
6

Because Of You
Tony Bennet
From the album: Because Of You
Peak
6
Weeks
7
Number
7

My Truly Truly Fair
Guy Mitchell
Peak
5
Weeks
11
Number
8

I Get Ideas
Tony Martin
Peak
8
Weeks
9
Number
9

How High The Moon
Les Paul & Mary Ford
Peak
1 (for 9 weeks)
Weeks
20
Number
10 Up by 2

I'm In Love Again
Henri René & April Stevens
Peak
10
Weeks
8
Number
11 Up by 3

Shanghai (Why Did I Tell You I Was Going To)
Doris Day
Peak
11
Weeks
4
Number
12 Up by 1

Josephine
Les Paul & Mary Ford
Peak
12
Weeks
6
Number
13 Down by 3

On Top Of Old Smoky
Terry Gilkyson & The Weavers
Peak
2
Weeks
20
Number
14 Up by 3

Detour
Patti Page
Peak
14
Weeks
2
Number
15 Debut

Cold Cold Heart
Tony Bennett
Peak
15
Weeks
1
Number
16 Up by 2

Mister And Mississippi
Patti Page
Peak
10
Weeks
12
Number
17 Debut

Come On-A My House
Kay Starr
Peak
17
Weeks
1
Number
18 Debut

Vanity
Don Cherry
Peak
18
Weeks
1
Number
19 Down by 8

Rose, Rose, I Love You
Frankie Laine
Peak
6
Weeks
14
Number
20

I Won't Cry Anymore
Tony Bennett
Peak
18
Weeks
3
Number
21 Down by 6

Sound Off
Vaughn Monroe
Peak
4
Weeks
16
Number
22 Down by 6

Mister And Mississippi
Dennis Day
Peak
15
Weeks
9
Number
23 Down by 5

Longing For You
Vic Damone
Peak
18
Weeks
2
Number
24 Down by 3

I've Got You Under My Skin
Stan Freberg & Les Baxter
Peak
21
Weeks
2
Number
25 Down by 3

On Top Of Old Smokey
Vaughn Monroe
Peak
10
Weeks
14
Number
26 Down by 3

Be My Love
Mario Lanza
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
34
Number
27 Down by 3

My Truly Truly Fair
Vic Damone
Peak
18
Weeks
10
Number
28 Down by 3

Mockin' Bird Hill
Patti Page
Peak
3
Weeks
23
Number
29 Down by 3

Because
Mario Lanza
Peak
20
Weeks
5
Number
30 Down by 3

Mockin' Bird Hill
Les Paul & Mary Ford
Peak
3
Weeks
25
Number
31 Down by 3

I Apologize
Billy Eckstine
Peak
8
Weeks
24
Number
32 Down by 3

Unless
Eddie Fisher
Peak
17
Weeks
13
Number
33 Down by 3

On Top Of Old Smoky
Burl Ives
Peak
18
Weeks
8
Number
34 Down by 3

Old Soldiers Never Die
Vaughn Monroe
Peak
9
Weeks
14
Number
35 Down by 3

The Syncopated Clock
Leroy Anderson
Peak
12
Weeks
19
Number
36 Down by 3

I Like The Wide Open Spaces
Arthur Godfrey & Laurie Anders
Peak
13
Weeks
12
Number
37 Down by 3

Unless
Guy Mitchell
Peak
17
Weeks
12
Number
38 Down by 3

When You And I Were Young Maggie Blues
Gary Crosby & Bing Crosby
Peak
10
Weeks
16
Number
39 Down by 3

Would I Love You (Love You, Love You)
Patti Page
Peak
7
Weeks
26
Number
40 Down by 3

If
Perry Como
Peak
1 (for 6 weeks)
Weeks
30

Dropouts

Number
38 Dropout

Aba Daba Honeymoon
Debbie Reynolds & Carleton Carpenter
Peak
3
Weeks
25
Number
39 Dropout

Sparrow In The Tree Top
Guy Mitchell
Peak
9
Weeks
22
Number
40 Dropout

Moonlight Bay
Gary Crosby & Bing Crosby
Peak
15
Weeks
16

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Date

August 4, 1951

Songs

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1 1 Rosemary Clooney ft. Stan Freeman – “Come On-A My House” 1(×3) 6

2 2 Nat King Cole – “Too Young” 1(×5) 17

5 3 Dinah Shore – “Sweet Violets” 3 6

3 4 Frankie Laine – “Jezebel” 2 15

4 5 Mario Lanza – “The Loveliest Night Of The Year” 4 18

6 6 Tony Bennet – “Because Of You” 6 7

7 7 Guy Mitchell – “My Truly Truly Fair” 5 11

8 8 Tony Martin – “I Get Ideas” 8 9

9 9 Les Paul & Mary Ford – “How High The Moon” 1(×9) 20

12 10 Henri René & April Stevens – “I'm In Love Again” 10 8

14 11 Doris Day – “Shanghai (Why Did I Tell You I Was Going To)” 11 4

13 12 Les Paul & Mary Ford – “Josephine” 12 6

10 13 Terry Gilkyson & The Weavers – “On Top Of Old Smoky” 2 20

17 14 Patti Page – “Detour” 14 2

NE 15 Tony Bennett – “Cold Cold Heart” 15 1

18 16 Patti Page – “Mister And Mississippi” 10 12

NE 17 Kay Starr – “Come On-A My House” 17 1

NE 18 Don Cherry – “Vanity” 18 1

11 19 Frankie Laine – “Rose, Rose, I Love You” 6 14

20 20 Tony Bennett – “I Won't Cry Anymore” 18 3

15 21 Vaughn Monroe – “Sound Off” 4 16

16 22 Dennis Day – “Mister And Mississippi” 15 9

18 23 Vic Damone – “Longing For You” 18 2

21 24 Stan Freberg & Les Baxter – “I've Got You Under My Skin” 21 2

22 25 Vaughn Monroe – “On Top Of Old Smokey” 10 14

23 26 Mario Lanza – “Be My Love” 1(×1) 34

24 27 Vic Damone – “My Truly Truly Fair” 18 10

25 28 Patti Page – “Mockin' Bird Hill” 3 23

26 29 Mario Lanza – “Because” 20 5

27 30 Les Paul & Mary Ford – “Mockin' Bird Hill” 3 25

28 31 Billy Eckstine – “I Apologize” 8 24

29 32 Eddie Fisher – “Unless” 17 13

30 33 Burl Ives – “On Top Of Old Smoky” 18 8

31 34 Vaughn Monroe – “Old Soldiers Never Die” 9 14

32 35 Leroy Anderson – “The Syncopated Clock” 12 19

33 36 Arthur Godfrey & Laurie Anders – “I Like The Wide Open Spaces” 13 12

34 37 Guy Mitchell – “Unless” 17 12

35 38 Gary Crosby & Bing Crosby – “When You And I Were Young Maggie Blues” 10 16

36 39 Patti Page – “Would I Love You (Love You, Love You)” 7 26

37 40 Perry Como – “If” 1(×6) 30

DROPOUTS:

38 -- Debbie Reynolds & Carleton Carpenter – “Aba Daba Honeymoon” 3 25

39 -- Guy Mitchell – “Sparrow In The Tree Top” 9 22

40 -- Gary Crosby & Bing Crosby – “Moonlight Bay” 15 16

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