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The Official Singles Chart Top 31 - 27th April 1956

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Number
1

The Poor People Of Paris
Winifred Atwell
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
7
Number
2 Up by 1

It's Almost Tomorrow
The Dream Weavers
Peak
1 (for 3 weeks)
Weeks
12
Number
3 Down by 1

Rock And Roll Waltz
Kay Starr
From the album: The Fabulous Favorites!
Peak
1 (for 1 weeks)
Weeks
11
Number
4 Up by 11

No Other Love
Ronnie Hilton
Peak
4
Weeks
2
Number
5 Down by 1

Only You (And You Alone)
The Hilltoppers
Peak
4
Weeks
14
Number
6

Memories Are Made Of This
Dave King & The Keynotes
Peak
5
Weeks
11
Number
7

Zambesi
Lou Busch
Peak
2
Weeks
14
Number
8 Up by 3

A Tear Fell
Teresa Brewer
From the album: Teresa
Peak
8
Weeks
3
Number
9 Down by 1

My September Love
David Whitfield
Peak
8
Weeks
7
Number
10 Down by 5

Memories Are Made of This
Dean Martin
From the album: Hey, Brother, Pour the Wine
Peak
1 (for 4 weeks)
Weeks
12
Number
11 Down by 2

See You Later, Alligator
Bill Haley and His Comets
Peak
7
Weeks
8
Number
12 Down by 2

Theme From "The Threepenny Opera" (Moritat)
Dick Hyman Trio
From the album: The "Unforgettable" Sound Of The Dick Hyman Trio
Peak
9
Weeks
7
Number
13 Up by 5

You Can't Be True To Two
Dave King & The Keynotes
Peak
13
Weeks
3
Number
14

A Theme From 'The Threepenny Opera' (Mack The Knife)
Louis Armstrong & His All Stars
Peak
14
Weeks
3
Number
15 Down by 2

Willie Can
Alma Cogan
Peak
13
Weeks
5
Number
16 Up by 11

Stewball
Lonnie Donegan
Peak
16
Weeks
2
Number
17 Up by 2

Ain't Misbehavin'
Johnnie Ray
Peak
17
Weeks
2
Number
18 Down by 6

The Great Pretender
Jimmy Parkinson
Peak
9
Weeks
9
Number
19 Debut

I'll Be Home
Pat Boone
From the album: Pat Boone
Peak
19
Weeks
1
Number
20 Down by 4

I'm A Fool
Slim Whitman
Peak
16
Weeks
3
Number
21

Seven Days
Anne Shelton
Peak
21
Weeks
3
Number
22 Debut

In A Little Spanish Town ('Twas On A Night Like This)
Bing Crosby featuring The Buddy Cole Trio
Peak
22
Weeks
1
Number
23 Up by 1

Willie Can
The Beverley Sisters
Peak
23
Weeks
3
Number
24 Debut

Main Title Theme From 'Man With The Golden Arm'
Billy May
Peak
24
Weeks
1
Number
25 Up by 5

Rock Island Line
Lonnie Donegan
Peak
8
Weeks
16
Number
26 Down by 1

Zambesi
Eddie Calvert
Peak
13
Weeks
7
Number
27 Debut

Innamorata
Dean Martin
Peak
27
Weeks
1
Number
28 Down by 11

Theme From The Threepenny Opera
Billy Vaughn
From the album: Golden Billy Vaughn Vol.3
Peak
12
Weeks
6
Number
29 Debut

Mountain Greenery
Mel Tormé
Peak
29
Weeks
1
Number
30 Re-Entry

Nothin' To Do
Michael Holliday
Peak
20
Weeks
2
Number
31 Debut

Juke Box Baby
Perry Como
Peak
31
Weeks
1

Dropouts

Number
20 Dropout

Band Of Gold
Don Cherry
From the album: There Goes My Everything
Peak
6
Weeks
11
Number
22 Dropout

Chain Gang
Jimmy Young
Peak
9
Weeks
6
Number
23 Dropout

Pickin' A Chicken
Eve Boswell
Peak
9
Weeks
13
Number
26 Dropout

Jimmy Unknown
Lita Roza
Peak
15
Weeks
5
Number
28 Dropout

In A Persian Market
Sammy Davis Jr.
Peak
28
Weeks
1
Number
29 Dropout

The Trouble With Harry
Alfi & Harry
Peak
15
Weeks
5

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Date

April 27, 1956

Songs

31

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1 1 Winifred Atwell – “The Poor People Of Paris” 1(×3) 7

3 2 The Dream Weavers – “It's Almost Tomorrow” 1(×3) 12

2 3 Kay Starr – “Rock And Roll Waltz” 1(×1) 11

15 4 Ronnie Hilton – “No Other Love” 4 2

4 5 The Hilltoppers – “Only You (And You Alone)” 4 14

6 6 Dave King & The Keynotes – “Memories Are Made Of This” 5 11

7 7 Lou Busch – “Zambesi” 2 14

11 8 Teresa Brewer – “A Tear Fell” 8 3

8 9 David Whitfield – “My September Love” 8 7

5 10 Dean Martin – “Memories Are Made of This” 1(×4) 12

9 11 Bill Haley and His Comets – “See You Later, Alligator” 7 8

10 12 Dick Hyman Trio – “Theme From "The Threepenny Opera" (Moritat)” 9 7

18 13 Dave King & The Keynotes – “You Can't Be True To Two” 13 3

14 14 Louis Armstrong & His All Stars – “A Theme From 'The Threepenny Opera' (Mack The Knife)” 14 3

13 15 Alma Cogan – “Willie Can” 13 5

27 16 Lonnie Donegan – “Stewball” 16 2

19 17 Johnnie Ray – “Ain't Misbehavin'” 17 2

12 18 Jimmy Parkinson – “The Great Pretender” 9 9

NE 19 Pat Boone – “I'll Be Home” 19 1

16 20 Slim Whitman – “I'm A Fool” 16 3

21 21 Anne Shelton – “Seven Days” 21 3

NE 22 Bing Crosby ft. The Buddy Cole Trio – “In A Little Spanish Town ('Twas On A Night Like This)” 22 1

24 23 The Beverley Sisters – “Willie Can” 23 3

NE 24 Billy May – “Main Title Theme From 'Man With The Golden Arm'” 24 1

30 25 Lonnie Donegan – “Rock Island Line” 8 16

25 26 Eddie Calvert – “Zambesi” 13 7

NE 27 Dean Martin – “Innamorata” 27 1

17 28 Billy Vaughn – “Theme From The Threepenny Opera” 12 6

NE 29 Mel Tormé – “Mountain Greenery” 29 1

RE 30 Michael Holliday – “Nothin' To Do” 20 2

NE 31 Perry Como – “Juke Box Baby” 31 1

DROPOUTS:

20 -- Don Cherry – “Band Of Gold” 6 11

22 -- Jimmy Young – “Chain Gang” 9 6

23 -- Eve Boswell – “Pickin' A Chicken” 9 13

26 -- Lita Roza – “Jimmy Unknown” 15 5

28 -- Sammy Davis Jr. – “In A Persian Market” 28 1

29 -- Alfi & Harry – “The Trouble With Harry” 15 5

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