The Official Singles Chart Top 20 - 22nd October 1954

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Number
1

Hold My Hand
Don Cornell
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
8
Number
2

Smile
Nat King Cole
Peak
2
Weeks
7
Number
3 Up by 2

My Friend
Frankie Laine
Peak
3
Weeks
11
Number
4 Down by 1

Three Coins In The Fountain
Frank Sinatra
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
15
Number
5 Down by 1

Little Things Mean A Lot
Kitty Kallen
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
17
Number
6 Up by 3

My Son My Son
Vera Lynn
Peak
6
Weeks
2
Number
7

Cara Mia
David Whitfield & Mantovani & His Orchestra
From the album: The World of David Whitfield
Peak
1 (for 10 weeks)
Weeks
19
Number
8 Up by 4

This Ole House
Billie Anthony
Peak
8
Weeks
2
Number
9 Up by 5

There Must Be A Reason
Frankie Laine
Peak
9
Weeks
3
Number
10 Down by 2

If I Give My Heart To You
Doris Day & The Mellomen
Peak
8
Weeks
4
Number
11 Down by 5

Sway
Dean Martin
From the album: Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine
Peak
6
Weeks
4
Number
12 Up by 1

Sh-Boom
The Crew-Cuts
From the album: Rock And Roll Bash
Peak
12
Weeks
4
Number
13 Down by 3
This Ole House
Rosemary Clooney
Peak
10
Weeks
3
Number
14 Down by 3

The Story Of Tina
Al Martino
Peak
10
Weeks
4
Number
15 Debut

How Do You Speak To An Angel
Dean Martin
Peak
15
Weeks
1
Number
16 Debut

Rain Rain Rain
Frankie Laine & The Four Lads
Peak
16
Weeks
1
Number
17 Re-Entry

Three Coins In The Fountain
The Four Aces
Peak
5
Weeks
6
Number
18 Re-Entry

Little Things Mean A Lot
Alma Cogan
Peak
11
Weeks
4
Number
19 Down by 4

Gilly Gilly Ossenfeffer Katzenellen Bogen By The Sea
Max Bygraves
Peak
7
Weeks
7
Number
20 Down by 3

Am I A Toy Or A Treasure
Kay Starr
Peak
17
Weeks
2

Dropouts

Number
16 Dropout

The Black Hills Of Dakota
Doris Day
Peak
7
Weeks
8
Number
18 Dropout

Secret Love
Doris Day
Peak
1 (for 9 weeks)
Weeks
29
Number
19 Dropout

Make Her Mine
Nat King Cole
Peak
11
Weeks
2
Number
20 Dropout

West Of Zanzibar
Anthony Steel & The Radio Revellers
Peak
11
Weeks
6

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Date

October 22, 1954

Songs

20

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