the disney film somewhere out there featured the billboard number one hit an oscar-winning song.
the disney film somewhere out there featured the billboard number one hit an oscar-winning song.
what disney film features the billboard number one hit an oscar-winning song?
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in the first issue of "billboard" of 1950, christmas songs were at number one on two charts, with "blue christmas" by ernest tubb in the top spot on the juke box chart and gene autry's original recording of "rudolph the red-nosed reindeer" atop the jockeys chart. the number one on the best sellers chart was "slipping around" by margaret whiting and jimmy wakely. the longest-running number one of 1950 on all three charts was "i'm movin' on" by canadian singer hank snow, which spent 14 weeks in the top spot on the juke box chart, 18 on the best sellers listing, and 17 on the jockeys chart. the song would spend three further weeks at number one on the best sellers chart in 1951, tying the record set in 1948 by eddy arnold's "i'll hold you in my heart (till i can hold you in my arms)" for the highest number of weeks spent at number one on any one of "billboard" country singles charts. red foley spent the highest total number of weeks at number one on both the juke box and best sellers charts, topping each for 19 weeks. he also had the highest number of individual chart-toppers on each of the two listings, with four and three respectively. on the jockeys chart, hank williams was the only artist with more than one number one hit, and he also spent the most weeks at number one, totalling 19 weeks in the top spot with his three chart-toppers.
list of billboard number-one country songs of 1950