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The Official Singles Chart Top 30 - 9th October 1959

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Number
1 Up by 1

Here Comes Summer
Jerry Keller
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
7
Number
2 Down by 1

Only Sixteen
Craig Douglas
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
10
Number
3 Up by 2

Mack the Knife
Bobby Darin
From the album: That's All
Peak
3
Weeks
3
Number
4 Down by 1

Living Doll
Cliff Richard & The Drifters
Peak
1 (for 6 weeks)
Weeks
14
Number
5 Down by 1

('Til) I Kissed You
The Everly Brothers
Peak
4
Weeks
5
Number
6

Someone
Johnny Mathis
Peak
6
Weeks
10
Number
7

Lonely Boy
Paul Anka
Peak
3
Weeks
14
Number
8 Up by 2

The Three Bells
The Browns
From the album: Sweet Sounds by the Browns
Peak
8
Weeks
4
Number
9 Down by 1

China Tea
Russ Conway
Peak
5
Weeks
8
Number
10 Up by 2

High Hopes
Frank Sinatra
Peak
10
Weeks
6
Number
11 Down by 2

Mona Lisa
Conway Twitty
Peak
5
Weeks
8
Number
12 Down by 1

Just A Little Too Much
Ricky Nelson
From the album: Legacy
Peak
11
Weeks
5
Number
13 Up by 4

Sea Of Love
Marty Wilde
Peak
13
Weeks
3
Number
14 Debut

Travellin' Light
Cliff Richard & The Shadows
Peak
14
Weeks
1
Number
15 Up by 3

Forty Miles Of Bad Road
Duane Eddy
Peak
11
Weeks
6
Number
16 Down by 1

Broken Hearted Melody
Sarah Vaughan
From the album: Sarah Vaughan's Golden Hits
Peak
15
Weeks
5
Number
17 Down by 3

The Heart Of A Man
Frankie Vaughan
Peak
5
Weeks
12
Number
18 Debut

Dynamite
Cliff Richard & The Shadows
Peak
18
Weeks
1
Number
19 Down by 3

Lipstick On Your Collar
Connie Francis
Peak
3
Weeks
15
Number
20 Down by 7

Peggy Sue Got Married
Buddy Holly
Peak
13
Weeks
5
Number
21 Down by 2

I Know
Perry Como
Peak
13
Weeks
14
Number
22 Down by 1

Battle Of New Orleans
Lonnie Donegan
Peak
2
Weeks
16
Number
23 Up by 1

I'm Gonna Get Married
Lloyd Price
Peak
23
Weeks
5
Number
24 Down by 4

Plenty Good Lovin'
Connie Francis
Peak
18
Weeks
5
Number
25 Down by 2

The Honeymoon Song
Manuel & The Music Of The Mountains
Peak
23
Weeks
5
Number
26 Re-Entry

Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye
Ruby Murray
Peak
10
Weeks
14
Number
27 Debut

Lonesome (Si Tu Vois Ma Mére)
Chris Barber featuring Monty Sunshine
Peak
27
Weeks
1
Number
28 Debut

The Three Bells (The Jimmy Brown Song)
Les Compagnons De La Chanson
Peak
28
Weeks
1
Number
29 Debut

Red River Rock
Johnny and the Hurricanes
Peak
29
Weeks
1
Number
30 Down by 3

Hold Back Tomorrow
Miki & Griff
Peak
27
Weeks
2

Dropouts

Number
22 Dropout

Sal's Got A Sugar Lip
Lonnie Donegan
Peak
13
Weeks
4
Number
25 Dropout

Dream Lover
Bobby Darin
From the album: The Ultimate Bobby Darin
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
19
Number
26 Dropout

Just Keep It Up (And See What Happens)
Dee Clark
Peak
26
Weeks
1
Number
28 Dropout

Midnight Flyer
Nat King Cole
Peak
23
Weeks
4
Number
29 Dropout

Tallahassee Lassie
Freddy Cannon
From the album: The Explosive Freddy Cannon
Peak
17
Weeks
8
Number
30 Dropout

Walkin' Tall
Frankie Vaughan
Peak
29
Weeks
2

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Date

October 9, 1959

Songs

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2 1 Jerry Keller – “Here Comes Summer” 1(×1) 7

1 2 Craig Douglas – “Only Sixteen” 1(×4) 10

5 3 Bobby Darin – “Mack the Knife” 3 3

3 4 Cliff Richard & The Drifters – “Living Doll” 1(×6) 14

4 5 The Everly Brothers – “('Til) I Kissed You” 4 5

6 6 Johnny Mathis – “Someone” 6 10

7 7 Paul Anka – “Lonely Boy” 3 14

10 8 The Browns – “The Three Bells” 8 4

8 9 Russ Conway – “China Tea” 5 8

12 10 Frank Sinatra – “High Hopes” 10 6

9 11 Conway Twitty – “Mona Lisa” 5 8

11 12 Ricky Nelson – “Just A Little Too Much” 11 5

17 13 Marty Wilde – “Sea Of Love” 13 3

NE 14 Cliff Richard & The Shadows – “Travellin' Light” 14 1

18 15 Duane Eddy – “Forty Miles Of Bad Road” 11 6

15 16 Sarah Vaughan – “Broken Hearted Melody” 15 5

14 17 Frankie Vaughan – “The Heart Of A Man” 5 12

NE 18 Cliff Richard & The Shadows – “Dynamite” 18 1

16 19 Connie Francis – “Lipstick On Your Collar” 3 15

13 20 Buddy Holly – “Peggy Sue Got Married” 13 5

19 21 Perry Como – “I Know” 13 14

21 22 Lonnie Donegan – “Battle Of New Orleans” 2 16

24 23 Lloyd Price – “I'm Gonna Get Married” 23 5

20 24 Connie Francis – “Plenty Good Lovin'” 18 5

23 25 Manuel & The Music Of The Mountains – “The Honeymoon Song” 23 5

RE 26 Ruby Murray – “Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye” 10 14

NE 27 Chris Barber ft. Monty Sunshine – “Lonesome (Si Tu Vois Ma Mére)” 27 1

NE 28 Les Compagnons De La Chanson – “The Three Bells (The Jimmy Brown Song)” 28 1

NE 29 Johnny and the Hurricanes – “Red River Rock” 29 1

27 30 Miki & Griff – “Hold Back Tomorrow” 27 2

DROPOUTS:

22 -- Lonnie Donegan – “Sal's Got A Sugar Lip” 13 4

25 -- Bobby Darin – “Dream Lover” 1(×4) 19

26 -- Dee Clark – “Just Keep It Up (And See What Happens)” 26 1

28 -- Nat King Cole – “Midnight Flyer” 23 4

29 -- Freddy Cannon – “Tallahassee Lassie” 17 8

30 -- Frankie Vaughan – “Walkin' Tall” 29 2

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