LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
Week: 1960-03-12
Format: T40 KFWB - 98
NUMBER 1 IN LOS ANGELES
FABULOUS FORTY SURVEY
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 12, 1960
1. Theme From A Summer Place - Percy Faith 1
2. Hully Gully - Olympics 3
3. Wild One - Bobby Rydell 4
4. Teen Angel - Mark Dinning 2
5. What In The World's Come Over You - Jack Scott 6
6. Harlem Nocturne - Viscounts 5
7. Beatnik Fly - Johnny & Hurricanes 10
8. He'll Have To Go - Jim Reeves 8
9. Beyond The Sea - Bobby Darin 12
10. Tracy's Theme - Spencer Ross 14
11. Handy Man - Jimmy Jones 7
12. Lonely Blue Boy - Conway Twitty 15
13. Puppy Love - Paul Anka 21
14. Baby - Washington & Benton 19
15. Harbor Lights - Platters 31
16. Runnin' Bear - Johnny Preston 13
17. Tall Oak Tree - Dorsey Burnette 11
18. That's The Way Love Is - Bobby Darin 27
19. You've Got What It Takes - Marv Johnson 17
20. Starbright - Johnny Mathis --
21. What Did I Do Wrong - The Fireflies 22
22. Eternally - Sarah Vaughan 26
23. Where Or When - Dion & Belmonts 18
24. Money - Barret Strong 35
25. Let It Be Me - Everly Brothers 9
26. Sweet Nuthin's - Brenda Lee 34
27. Little Bitty Girl - Bobby Rydell 20
28. Am I That Easy To Forget - Debbie Reynolds 33
29. Delaware - Perry Como 36
30. Too Much Tequila - The Champs 23
31. Footsteps - Steve Lawrence 38
32. Forever - Little Dippers 16
33. Clementine - Bobby Darin 37
34. Down By The Station - Four Preps 24
35. Alvin's Orchestra - Chipmunks 33
36. I Love The Way You Love Me - Marv Johnson --
37. Why Do I Love You So - Johnny Tillotson --
38. Playboy's Theme - Cy Coleman --
39. Midnight Special - Paul Evans --
40. I Dreamed About My Lover - Jerry Fuller --
FAVORITE ALBUMS
1. 60 Years Of Music America Loves Best - Various Artists
2. Theme From A Summer Place - Billy Vaughn
3. Inside Shelley Berman - Shelley Berman
4. Outside Shelly Berman - Shelly Berman
5. Woody Woodbury Looks At Life & Love - Woody Woodbury
NOTE: 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.
Contributed by: Gary Pfeifer (Tuesday, 2008-03-11) |
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