What are the Billboard top ten hits of 1954?

Answer 1

the top ten songs of the fifties (In Order) are:

Don't be Cruel/Hound Dog

Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White

Sincerely

Singing the Blues

Mack the Knife

All Shook Up

(We're Gonna) Rock Around the Clock

The Wayward Wind

Sixteen Tons

Heartbreak Hotel

Answer 2

The top 3 in the Fifties :

Don't Be Cruel/Hound Dog by Elvis

Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White by Prez Prado

Sincerely by the McGuire Sisters

the top 3 in the Sixties :

Hey Jude by The Beatles

Theme From a Summer Place by Percy Faith

Tossin and Turnin by Bobby Lewis

Answer 3

Here are the top 10:

don't be cruel/hound dog

cherry pink and apple blossom white

sincerely

singing the blues

mack the knife

all shook up

Rock around the clock

the wayward wind

sixteen tons

heartbreak hotel

Answer 4

There's so many great Country Music from the 1950's. I'll try to give as many as I can. I'm giving the hits and artist who first recorded them.

I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love with You) ~ Hank Williams

Your Cheatin' Heart ~ Hank Williams

There Stands the Glass ~ Webb Pierce

Heartaches By the Number ~ Ray Price

It Wasn't God Who Made Honky Tonk Angels ~ Kitty Wells

I'm Movin' On ~ Hank Snow

Tennessee Waltz ~ Patti Page

A White Sport Coat ~ Marty Robbins

El Paso ~ Marty Robbins

Bye, Bye Love ~ The Everly Brothers

I Walk The Line ~ Johnny Cash

White Lightning ~ George Jones

Singing the Blues ~ Marty Robbins

Sixteen Tons ~ Tennessee Ernie Ford

My Special Angel ~ Bobby Helms

The Battle of New Orleans ~ Johnny Horton

Crazy Arms ~ Ray Price

I Can't Stop Loving You ~ Don Gibson

Don't Be Cruel ~ Elvis Presley

Heartbreak Hotel ~ Elvis Presley

Walkin' After Midnight ~ Patsy Cline

Oh Lonesome Me ~ Don Gibson

Four Walls ~ Jim Reeves

Gone ~ Ferlin Husky

The Three Bells ~ the Browns

All I Have To Do Is Dream ~ The Everly Brothers

It's Only Make Believe ~ Conway Twitty

Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young ~ Faron Young

Let Me Be the First to Know ~ The Wilburn Brothers

The Wild Side of Life ~ Hank Thompson

My Baby's Gone ~ The Louvin Brothers

You Better Not Do That ~ Tommy Collins

If You Ain't Lovin' (You Ain't Livin') ~ Faron Young

A Dear John Letter ~ Jean Shepard & Ferlin Husky

I Forgotten More, Than You'll Ever Know ~ The Davis Sisters

You Win Again ~ Jerry Lee Lewis

Makin' Believe ~ Kitty Wells

Wake Up Little Susie ~ The Everly Brothers

Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Arms ~ Skeets McDonald

One By One ~ Kitty Wells and Ferlin Husky

Why Baby Why ~ George Jones and Webb Pierce

Fraulein ~ Bobby Helms

I Ain't Never ~ Webb Pierce

Hey Goodlookin' ~ Hank Williams

Another ~ Roy Drusky

Cathy's Clown ~ The Everly Brothers

Don't Just Stand There ~ Carl Smith

Backstreet Affair ~ Web Pierce

Stranger In My Home ~ Kitty Wells and Ferlin Husky

Love Me Tender ~ Elvis Presley

The Window Up Above ~ George Jones

Are You Teasing Me? ~ Carl Smith

Eat, Drink, and Be Merry ~ Porter Wagoner

Set Him Free ~ Skeeter Davis

Answer 5

Roy Acuff, Eddy Arnold, The Carter Sisters & Maybelle Carter, Johnny Cash, "Little" Jimmy Dickens, Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs, Don Gibson, Goldie Hill, Hawkshaw Hawkins, Ferlin Husky, Pee Wee King, Lonzo & Oscar, Bobby Lord, Benny Martin, George Morgan, Webb Pierce, Ray Price, Jim Reeves, Marty Robbins, Jean Shepard, Carl Smith, Hank Snow, Ernest Tubb, Justin Tubb, Mac Wiseman and Faron Young, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Gene Autry, George Jones, Wanda Jackson,Hank Williams, Sr., Patti Page, Elvis Presley, Kitty Wells, Osbourne Brothers, Roger Miller, Chet Atkins, Carl Butler, Patsy Cline, Skeeter Davis, Roy Drusky, The Jordanaires, Judy Lynn, Roger Miller, Jimmy C. Newman, Minnie Pearl, Red Sovine, Floyd Tillman, The Wilburn Brothers and Del Wood. This is just a few of the country singers of the 1950s.

Answer 6

Itsy Bitsy teeny weeny yellow polka dot bikini; Purple People Eater

Answer 7

Billboard Charts began on Jan. 1, 1955