The Official Singles Chart Top 30 - 11th July 1958

2 1 The Everly Brothers – “All I Have to Do Is Dream” 1(×1) 8

1 2 Vic Damone – “On The Street Where You Live” 1(×2) 10

6 3 The Platters – “Twilight Time” 3 9

3 4 Max Bygraves – “Tulips From Amsterdam/You Need Hands” 3 11

5 5 The Four Preps – “Big Man” 5 5

4 6 Connie Francis – “Who's Sorry Now” 1(×6) 15

12 7 Pat Boone – “Sugar Moon” 7 3

8 8 The Mudlarks – “Book Of Love” 8 6

11 9 Michael Holliday – “Stairway Of Love” 3 9

16 10 Buddy Holly – “Rave On” 10 4

9 11 Elias & His ZigZag Jive Flutes – “Tom Hark” 2 12

7 12 Don Lang & His Frantic Five – “Witch Doctor” 5 8

13 13 Sheb Wooley – “The Purple People Eater” 13 4

NE 14 Lonnie Donegan – “Sally Don't You Grieve/Betty Betty Betty” 14 1

10 15 Michael Medwin, Bernard Bresslaw, Alfie Bass, & Leslie Fyson – “The Signature Tune Of 'The Army Game'” 5 7

14 16 Frankie Vaughan – “Kewpie Doll” 10 10

18 17 David Whitfield – “On The Street Where You Live” 17 9

19 18 Connie Francis – “I'm Sorry I Made You Cry” 18 3

21 19 Doris Day – “A Very Precious Love” 19 5

23 20 Dean Martin – “Return To Me” 17 5

15 21 Pat Boone – “A Wonderful Time Up There” 2 15

22 22 Lonnie Donegan – “The Grand Coulee Dam” 6 14

NE 23 Marty Wilde – “Endless Sleep” 23 1

20 24 Robert Earl – “I May Never Pass This Way Again” 14 12

27 25 Ted Heath & His Music – “Tom Hark” 25 2

24 26 Marvin Rainwater – “I Dig You Baby” 19 6

NE 27 Michael Holliday – “I'll Always Be In Love With You” 27 1

17 28 Perry Como – “I May Never Pass This Way Again” 15 7

30 29 Julius Larosa – “Torero” 29 2

NE 30 Little Richard – “Ooh! My Soul” 30 1

DROPOUTS:

25 -- Renato Carosone & His Sextet – “Torero-Cha Cha Cha” 25 1

26 -- Fats Domino – “Sick And Tired” 26 1

28 -- Elvis Presley – “Wear My Ring Around Your Neck” 3 10

29 -- Valerie Carr – “When The Boys Talk About The Girls” 29 1