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These are the top ten tunes in the country according to a survey
BILLBOARD MAGAZINE:
1, CATHY'S CLOWN
' ' - 2. EVERYBODY'S SOMEBODY1 S FOOL
* 3. BURNING BRIDGES
lu GOOD TIMIN' •'
' ' 5. SWINGING SCHOOL ' -
6. ALLEY-OOP
7. PAPER ROSES
.... 8. LOVE YOU SO V
9. HE'LL HAVE TO STAY -
• ' 10. STUCK ON YOU >'
EVERLY ^BROTHERS
CONNIE FRANCIS .
JACK SCOTT
JIMMY JONES ' :
BOBBY» RYDELL ,
HOLLYWOOD ARGYLES
ANITA BRYANT
ROD HOLDEN .
■JEANNE BLACK ‘ -
ELVIS PRESLEY; V ..
taken by
That’s how they shape up this week. There was-4nly one newcomer to the top flj
ten, a tune which has been on the hot one-hundred for four weeks this week'in
the number 6 position a st5ar’,sperfortner called ALLEY-OOP, THeebest selling; re
cording of this tune at the present "time is by the HOLLYWOOD ARGYLES, although
there are two other tunes of the same name on the hot < one-hundred,N the number,
twenty tune is ALLEY-OOP by DANTE AND THE EVERGREENS - and the number 68 tune is
ALLEY-OOP by a group known as the DYNA-SORES, , • .
Looking at the rest of the hot one-hundred,- a tune which-is moving closer to
the top each week is the latest for ROY ORBISQN* and his Monument . recording of
ONLY THE LONELY which has been on the charts for three weeks this week a star
performer in the number 31 position, BRENDA LEE is going very well -with both
sides of her new Decca recording, • little''BRENDA has’ the- number Ik and ■ 36 tunes
with I’M SORRY and THAT’S ALL YOU GOTTA DO, FATS has made-the charts this week
jumping on way up in the number $7 position with his BnpUrial ' recording of
WALKING TO NEW ORLEANS, Another tune making it for the first time this week is
the latest by country and western recording artist JIM -REEVES, the number 60
tune a Billboard star performer called I'*M GETTIN’ BETTER-, A tune to watch in ^
the future weeks is the number 62 tune on the "hot orie-hundred, the SAFARIS'and ™
their Eldo recording of IMAGE OF A GIRL,' , -
The, foil owing list, of tunes are on the hot one-hundred for the first week and
should go higher in the coming weeks;
98. FEEL SO FINE
89. ' THIS BITTER EARTH
‘ '88.' LOOK FOR A STAR
8?-. WAKE ME, SHAKE ME .
85. LOOK FOR A STAR
My personel pick for this week is
JOHNNY PRESTON - :
DINAH WASHINGTON: >
' GARRY MILES *
THE COASTER
DEAN HAWLEY - ' *
latest Warner Brothers recording of•
TOO' YOUNG TO GO STEADY. .^ ^ ; 'J - - -
This week we look into the. story behind "Ace recording artist JIMMY • CLANTON.
While in'high* school, Clanton formed a band called "The Rockets*'-* :Afteh grad
uation from school he continued with the group in the clubs at flight and work
ing the'day on "TEEN-TOWN RALLY'* The group went to' New Orleans''to make a re
cord at a studio owned by Cosimo Matessa. His disc of * JUST A DREAM for Ace
passed -the million sales mark* ' GO JIMMY ,GO.;wrab also a big one for Clanton and
his latest ANOTHER SLEEPLESS NIGHT -is currently climbing the'hot* one-hundred.
Well that1 s'that for this week, don*t forget, every morning'over AFRS rsdUffi
it1 s the Music Makers Show-with JERE* BUNN, ‘ Uhtil next week, "PLAY IT COOL".
R.F. the D.J.