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The Official Singles Chart Top 30 - 27th July 1956

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Number
1

Why Do Fools Fall in Love
The Teenagers featuring Frankie Lymon
From the album: The Teenagers Featuring Frankie Lymon
Peak
1 (for 2 weeks)
Weeks
5
Number
2

I'll Be Home
Pat Boone
From the album: Pat Boone
Peak
1 (for 5 weeks)
Weeks
14
Number
3 Up by 10

Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)
Doris Day
Peak
3
Weeks
5
Number
4

Heartbreak Hotel
Elvis Presley
Peak
2
Weeks
12
Number
5 Up by 3

Walk Hand In Hand
Tony Martin
Peak
5
Weeks
3
Number
6 Down by 3

All Star Hit Parade (EP)
Various Artists
Peak
2
Weeks
5
Number
7 Down by 1

Hot Diggity (Dog Ziggity Boom)
Perry Como
Peak
4
Weeks
10
Number
8 Down by 3

I'm Walking Backwards For Christmas/Bluebottle Blues
The Goons
Peak
4
Weeks
5
Number
9 Up by 1

Who Are We
Ronnie Hilton
Peak
9
Weeks
5
Number
10 Up by 2

The Wayward Wind
Tex Ritter
Peak
10
Weeks
6
Number
11 Down by 4

Experiments With Mice
Johnny Dankworth
Peak
7
Weeks
6
Number
12 Down by 3

The Wayward Wind
Gogi Grant
Peak
9
Weeks
5
Number
13 Up by 4

The Saints Rock 'N' Roll
Bill Haley and His Comets
Peak
5
Weeks
10
Number
14 Down by 3

Stewball
Lonnie Donegan
Peak
2
Weeks
15
Number
15 Up by 6

A Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl
Teresa Brewer
Peak
15
Weeks
3
Number
16 Down by 2

'Moonglow' and 'The Theme from 'Picnic''
Morris Stoloff
Peak
7
Weeks
9
Number
17 Down by 1

My September Love
David Whitfield
Peak
3
Weeks
20
Number
18 Up by 2

Left Bank (C'est à Hambourg)
Winifred Atwell
Peak
18
Weeks
2
Number
19 Debut

Walk Hand In Hand
Ronnie Carroll
Peak
19
Weeks
1
Number
20 Re-Entry

Mountain Greenery
Mel Tormé
Peak
15
Weeks
12
Number
21 Down by 2

Bad Penny Blues
Humphrey Lyttelton Band
Peak
19
Weeks
3
Number
22 Down by 7

Songs For Swingin' Lovers! (LP)
Frank Sinatra
Peak
12
Weeks
7
Number
23 Down by 1

Too Young To Go Steady
Nat King Cole
Peak
8
Weeks
12
Number
24 Debut

Rock Island Line/Heartbreak Hotel
Stan Freberg & His Sniffle Group
Peak
24
Weeks
1
Number
25 Up by 3

The Birds And The Bees
Alma Cogan
Peak
25
Weeks
3
Number
26

The Faithful Hussar
Ted Heath & His Music
Peak
23
Weeks
4
Number
27 Debut

Long Tall Sally
Pat Boone
Peak
27
Weeks
1
Number
28 Debut

I'm in Love Again
Fats Domino
Peak
28
Weeks
1
Number
29 Re-Entry

Serenade
Slim Whitman
Peak
23
Weeks
4
Number
30 Down by 6

Portuguese Washerwoman
Joe 'Fingers' Carr
Peak
19
Weeks
5

Dropouts

Number
18 Dropout

A Tear Fell
Teresa Brewer
From the album: Teresa
Peak
2
Weeks
15
Number
23 Dropout

No Other Love
Ronnie Hilton
Peak
1 (for 6 weeks)
Weeks
14
Number
25 Dropout
DUPLICATE: Should be: "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You" (403053)
Elvis Presley
Peak
25
Weeks
2
Number
27 Dropout

The Faithful Hussar
Louis Armstrong & His All Stars
Peak
27
Weeks
2
Number
29 Dropout

Be-Bop-a-Lula
Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps
Peak
29
Weeks
2

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Date

July 27, 1956

Songs

30

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1 1 The Teenagers ft. Frankie Lymon – “Why Do Fools Fall in Love” 1(×2) 5

2 2 Pat Boone – “I'll Be Home” 1(×5) 14

13 3 Doris Day – “Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)” 3 5

4 4 Elvis Presley – “Heartbreak Hotel” 2 12

8 5 Tony Martin – “Walk Hand In Hand” 5 3

3 6 Various Artists – “All Star Hit Parade (EP)” 2 5

6 7 Perry Como – “Hot Diggity (Dog Ziggity Boom)” 4 10

5 8 The Goons – “I'm Walking Backwards For Christmas/Bluebottle Blues” 4 5

10 9 Ronnie Hilton – “Who Are We” 9 5

12 10 Tex Ritter – “The Wayward Wind” 10 6

7 11 Johnny Dankworth – “Experiments With Mice” 7 6

9 12 Gogi Grant – “The Wayward Wind” 9 5

17 13 Bill Haley and His Comets – “The Saints Rock 'N' Roll” 5 10

11 14 Lonnie Donegan – “Stewball” 2 15

21 15 Teresa Brewer – “A Sweet Old-Fashioned Girl” 15 3

14 16 Morris Stoloff – “'Moonglow' and 'The Theme from 'Picnic''” 7 9

16 17 David Whitfield – “My September Love” 3 20

20 18 Winifred Atwell – “Left Bank (C'est à Hambourg)” 18 2

NE 19 Ronnie Carroll – “Walk Hand In Hand” 19 1

RE 20 Mel Tormé – “Mountain Greenery” 15 12

19 21 Humphrey Lyttelton Band – “Bad Penny Blues” 19 3

15 22 Frank Sinatra – “Songs For Swingin' Lovers! (LP)” 12 7

22 23 Nat King Cole – “Too Young To Go Steady” 8 12

NE 24 Stan Freberg & His Sniffle Group – “Rock Island Line/Heartbreak Hotel” 24 1

28 25 Alma Cogan – “The Birds And The Bees” 25 3

26 26 Ted Heath & His Music – “The Faithful Hussar” 23 4

NE 27 Pat Boone – “Long Tall Sally” 27 1

NE 28 Fats Domino – “I'm in Love Again” 28 1

RE 29 Slim Whitman – “Serenade” 23 4

24 30 Joe 'Fingers' Carr – “Portuguese Washerwoman” 19 5

DROPOUTS:

18 -- Teresa Brewer – “A Tear Fell” 2 15

23 -- Ronnie Hilton – “No Other Love” 1(×6) 14

25 -- Elvis Presley – “DUPLICATE: Should be: "I Want You, I Need You, I Love You" (403053)” 25 2

27 -- Louis Armstrong & His All Stars – “The Faithful Hussar” 27 2

29 -- Gene Vincent & His Blue Caps – “Be-Bop-a-Lula” 29 2

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