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Billboard Top 100 1955, 6. hét

Author: nrnr

Publication date: 2025-03-02 19:00:00

2024-ben hetven éves volt a Rock and Roll. A legtöbb szakértő a Rock Around The Clock kiadásának idejére teszi a műfaj indulását, persze elfogadva azt, hogy voltak jól felismerhető előfutárai ennek az irányzatnak, mint például a Rocket 88.
Nézzük meg, hogy hogyan terjedt el a Rock and Roll, és hogyan szerepelt a Billboard Top 100-as listáján.


1955 Hatodik hetét vesszük górcső alá. Milyen dalok szerepeltek a listán ezen a héten? Vajon megjelenik egy-két kedvencünk is? Vizsgáljuk meg azt is, hogy vajon a hazai zenekarok játszák-e ezeket a dalokat.

A Top 20-at nézzük át most, amit sikerült kibányászni az interet zugaiból az oldal alján találhtó link segítségével.

Billboard Top 100, 1955 Február 05.



1) J. Webber - Let Me Go, Lover (1)
2) Chordettes - Mr. Sandman (2)
3) B. Vaughan - Melody Of Love (4)
4) Fontane Sisters - Hearts of Stone (3)
5) Ames Brothers - Naughty Lady of Shady Lane (5)
6) McGuire Sisters - Sincerly (6)
7) J. P. Morgan - That's All I Want From You (9)
8) S. Vaughan - Make yourself Comfortable (8)
9) DeCastro sisters - Teach Me Tonight (7)
10) De John Sisters - No More (10)
11) Earth Angel (14)
12) Perry Como - Ko Ko Mo (18)
13) Tweedle Dee (16)
14) Open Up Your Heart (15)
15) E Fisher - Count Your Blessings (11)
16) R. Clooney - This Ole House (13)
17) E Fisher - I Need You Now (12)
18) Dim, Dim the Lights (17)
19) Shake Rattle and Roll (18)
20) Unsuspecting Heart (20)

Ezen a héten is változatlen maradt az eső kettő. A sorrent: Let Me Go, Lover, Mr. Sandman.
Helyet cserélt a Hearts of Stone és a Melody of Love.
Az első tízben többen a helükön maradtak. Két helyet javított a hetedik That's All I Want From You, egyet a nyolcadik Make Yourself Comfortable.
A lista második felében a 11. Earth Angel-lel találkozunk, ami a 14. volt.
A 12. Ko Ko Mo a 18. volt, a 13. Tweedle Dee pedig a 16.
Nincsen egy új dal sem a listán, és nem esett kis egy szerzemény sem.









Forrás:


https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Billboard/50s/1955/Billboard%201955-02-05.pdf

#Billboard #RockAndRoll #Chordettes #RosemaryClooney #PerryComo

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