Various: No.1 Hits of The Fifties- 50 Original Chart Toppers

1 Andy Williams
2 Perry Como
3 Pat Boone
4 Debbie Reynolds
5 Johnnie Ray
6 Paul Anka
7 Jimmie Rodgers
8 Tab Hunter
9 The Crickets
10 Sam Cooke
11 Johnny Mathis
12 Roger Williams
13 Mario Lanza
14 Tony Bennett
15 Frankie Laine
16 Mitch Miller
17 Tennessee Ernie Ford
18 Rosemary Clooney
19 Pat Boone
20 Buddy Knox & The Rhythm Orchids
21 Tony Bennett
22 Patti Page
23 Perry Como
24 Doris Day
25 Dickie Valentine
1 Dean Martin
2 Doris Day
3 The Chordettes
4 Elvis Presley
5 The Crew-Cuts
6 Johnnie Ray
7 The Four Aces
8 Vic Damone
9 Frankie Laine
10 Frankie Vaughan
11 Lonnie Donegan
12 Elvis Presley
13 Laurie London
14 The Platters
15 Guy Mitchell
16 Tennessee Ernie Ford
17 Frankie Laine
18 Bill Hayes
19 Pat Boone
20 Les Baxter
21 Frank Sinatra
22 Eddie Fisher
23 Rosemary Clooney
24 Nat King Cole
25 Teresa Brewer
26 Dean Martin:Memories are made of this
27 Doris Day: Whatever will be (Que sera, sera)
28 The Chordettes:Mr. Sandman
29 Elivs Presley:Love me tender
30 The Crew Cuts:Sh-boom (Life could be a dream)
31 Johnnie Ray:Such a night
32 The Four Aces:Love is a many-splendored thing
33 Vic Damone:On the street where you live
34 Frankie Laine:Hey Joe
35 Frankie Vaughan: Garden of Eden
36 Lonnie Donegan:Cumberland gap
37 Elvis Presley: All shook up
38 Laurie London:He's got the whole world in his hands
39 The Platters:Only you (and you alone)
40 Guy Mitchell: Singing the blues
41 Tennessee Ernie Ford:Sixteen tons
42 Frankie Laine:The cry of the wild goose
43 Bill Hayes:The ballad of Davy Crockett
44 Pat Boone:Love letters in the sand
45 Les Baxter: Unchained melody
46 Frank Sinatra:Three coins in the fountain
47 Eddie Fisher:Wish you were here
48 Rosemary Clooney:Hey there
49 Nat 'King' Cole:Too young
50 Teresa Brewer:Music, music, music