At The Hop - Danny And The Juniors
Don't - Elvis Presley
Get A Job - The Silhouettes
Tequila - The Champs
Catch A Falling Star - Perry Como
He's Got The Whole World - Laurie London
Twilight Time - The Platters
Witch Doctor - David Seville/Chipmunks
All I Have To Do Is Dream - Everly Brothers
Purple People Eater - Sheb Wooley
Hard Headed Woman - Elvis Presley
Yakety Yak - The Coasters
Patricia - Perez Prado
Poor Little Fool - Ricky Nelson
Volare - Domenico Modugno
Bird Dog - Everly Brothers
It's All In The Game - Tommy Edwards
It's Only Make Believe - Conway Twitty
Tom Dooley - Kingston Trio
To Know Him Is To Love Him - Teddy Bears
The Chipmunk Song - David Seville
Image: National Heritage Board Singapore & Singapore Press Holdings. Original article: Andy Lim Collection.
6 comments:
This is a public admission that only 5 to 10% on your list is familiar to an ignoramus like me. You people led a swinging life.
All songs from Post 1 are known. Both lyrics and music. By heart too.
Wow! Another list of top tunes of the late 50s. I have to admit that there is a lot for me to catch up when it comes to the music of 50s.
Anyway, out of the 6 songs that I heard before, I love "All I Have to Do is Dream" most. This is the song that I loved when I began to admire some girls of my dream during those days.
Andy, I am feeling like getting homework assigment from you. More research to do but I love it. Thanks.
Thank you BC. It's people like you who truly love music for what it is, neither for fame nor fortune.
I am just hoping some of our former band boys and girls can benefit in one way or another as we showcase them again. Whatever we do, we must not exploit them.
I have just listened to all the songs listed above. Enjoyed listening to many of the songs, especially 'Witch Doctor' and 'Poor Little Fool' Heard these 2 songs before but did not know the song titles.
I have added Ricky Nelson to my 'Must Buy' list.
Thanks BC, Again I didnt read this comment till today.
I am glad you love these songs as I grew up with them and now passing them on to my grandson. He seems to like them too.
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