ShakyFan
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Post by ShakyFan on Feb 14, 2005 22:26:30 GMT 1
Week Ending 18 February 1961
01 01 Elvis Presley - Are You Lonesome Tonight? 02 02 Petula Clark - Sailor 04 03 Johnny Burnette - You're Sixteen 07 04 Bobby Vee - Rubber Ball 05 05 Duane Eddy and the Rebels - Pepe 22 06 Shadows - FBI 09 07 Mr Acker Bilk and his Paramount Jazz Band - Buona Sera 25 08 Everly Brothers - Walk Right Back / Ebony Eyes 11 09 Marty WIlde - Rubber Ball 03 10 Johnny Tillotson - Poetry In Motion
06 11 Matt Monro - Portrait Of My Love 10 12 Anne Shelton - Sailor 28 13 Adam Faith - This Is It / Who Am I? 16 14 Piltdown Men - Piltdown Rides Again 08 15 Emile Ford And The Checkmates - Counting Teardrops 12 16 Cliff Richard and the Shadows - I Love You 23 17 U.S. Bonds - New Orleans 45 18 Shirelles - Will You Love Me Tomorrow 20 19 Connie Francis - Many Tears Ago 14 20 Billy Fury - A Thousand Stars
33 21 Brenda Lee - Let's Jump The Broomstick 19 22 Russ Conway - Pepe 17 23 Bobby Rydell - Sway 29 24 Neil Sedaka - Calendar Girl 18 25 Elvis Presley - It's Now Or Never 27 26 Andy Stewart - A Scottish Soldier 21 27 Ventures - Perfridia 15 28 Maurice Williams And The Zodiacs - Stay 38 29 Ben E King - First Taste Of Love 13 30 Drifters - Save The Last Dance For Me
46 31 Jess Conrad - Mystery Girl 24 32 Marty Wilde - Little Girl 26 33 King Brothers - Doll House Ne 34 Benny Hill - Gather In The Mushrooms 34 35 Buddy Holly - What To Do 36 36 Joe Brown - Shine 39 37 Bert Weedon - Ginchy 41 38 Nat 'King' Cole - The World In My Arms 32 39 Johnny Horton - North To Alaska 31 40 Everly Brothers - Like Strangers
Hmmm! Not only do we find Elvis in the Top 3 with Are You Lonesome Tonight but the previous single (and former no 1) Its Now or Never is still in the Top 40. Is it 1961 or 2005?
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Post by Lt. Columbo on Feb 15, 2005 13:01:52 GMT 1
I dunno the chart back then looked a lot better with records going up as well as down. I guess downloads will artificially engineer a few climbs but won't be able to hide the underlying trend when they freefall back down the charts.
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