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              PITTSBURGH’S TOP 40 HITS OF THE WEEK
                  WEEK ENDING JULY 10, 1959

   TW                                                             LW
    1. There Goes My Baby – The Drifters                           1
    2. This I Swear – The Skyliners                                2
    3. Lonely Boy – Paul Anka                                      3
    4. The Wonder Of You – Ray Peterson                            7
    5. A Boy Without A Girl – Frankie Avalon                       4
    6. Lavender Blue – Sammy Turner                                6
    7. Ciao Ciao Bambino – Jack Noguez                            --
    8. The Quiet Three/Forty Miles Of Bad Road – Duane Eddy       10
    9. What A Difference A Day Makes – Dinah Washington           13
   10. Frankie/Lipstick On Your Collar – Connie Francis           14
   11. What Is Love? – The Playmates                              18
   12. Straight Flush – The Frantics                              11
   13. Small World – Johnny Mathis                                 8
   14. The Battle Of New Orleans – Johnny Horton                  12
   15. Personality – Lloyd Price                                   9
   16. Valley High – Bill & Doree Post                            17
   17. Ocean Liner – Bill Doggett                                 15
   18. I’ll Be Satisfied – Jackie Wilson                          23
   19. Bongo Rock – Preston Epps                                  20
   20. Tiger – Fabian                                             21
   21. I Only Have Eyes For You – The Flamingos                    5
   22. You’re So Fine – The Falcons                               16
   23. Since You’ve Been Gone – Clyde McPhatter                   26
   24. Hush A Bye – The Mystics                                   19
   25. Dedicated To The One I Love – The Shirelles                27
   26. It Was I – Skip & Flip                                     29
   27. Remember When – The Platters                               22
   28. A Prayer & A Juke Box – Little Anthony                     25
   29. Only 16 – Sam Cooke                                        24
   30. I Want My Girl – The Lonely Ones                           31
   31. Big Bill – The Snappers                                    32
   32. The Girl I’m Gonna Dream About – Frankie Sardo             34
   33. Let The Rumors Fly – Gerry Granahan                        35
   34. The Quiet Three/Forty Miles Of Bad Road – Bo Diddley       36
   35. Sugaree – Hank Ballard                                     30
   36. The Flower Of Love – The Crests                            39
   37. The Whistling Organ – Dave “Baby” Cortez                   43
   38. My Own True Love – Jimmy Clanton                           --
   39. See You Next September – The Tempos                        40
   40. Till There Was You – Anita Bryant                          45
   41. Just A Little Too Much – Ricky Nelson                      42
   42. The Way I Walk – Jack Scott                                41
   43. Here Comes Summer – Jerry Keller                           44
   44. Time Has A Way – Sam Fletcher                              --
   45. Rockin’ In The Jungle – The Eternals                       --

       TOP TEN ALBUMS
    1. Especially For You – Duane Eddy 
    2. Flamingo Serenade – The Flamingos 
    3. Exciting Connie – Connie Francis 
    4. Hold That Tiger – Fabian 
    5. More Peter Gunn – Henry Mancini 
    6. Tenderly – Pat Boone              
    7. Presenting Dion & The Belmonts – Dion & The Belmonts 
    8. That’s All – Bobby Darin            
    9. Remember When – The Platters          
   10. More Fabulous Fifties – Roger Williams   
      
       PICTURED DJ’S
       Tony Graham         6 – 10 am
       Mark Flanagan      10 -  2 pm
       Perry Marshall      2 -  6 pm
       Jack Armstrong      6 -  8:45 pm
       Merle Pollus        News
       
NOTES: The title of the No. 34 song is repeated from No. 8 and
    this time incorrectly credited to Bo Diddley.  Subsequent
    week’s survey shows correct title of “Crackin’ Up”.

    The song titles and artists shown above are presented exactly
    as they are shown on the printed survey.  Any typos, spelling 
    errors and/or other anomalies are as they appear on the printed 
    sheet. 

       Survey courtesy of WT Koltek.

Contributed by: Gary Pfeifer (Friday, 2022-08-12)