US Top 40 Singles For The Week Ending: 16th November, 1957

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These are all the US Top 40 Singles for the Week Ending November 16, 1957

US Hot 40 Singles for the Week Ending 16th November, 1957

#1 JAILHOUSE ROCK By Elvis Presley (RCA Victor)

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US Top 40 Singles – 16th November, 1957

US Top 40 Singles For The Week Ending: 16th November, 1957
Issue Date: 25th November, 1957

1 1 JAILHOUSE ROCK –•– Elvis Presley (RCA Victor)-7 (4 wks @ #1) (1S/1A) (1)
2 2 WAKE UP LITTLE SUSIE –•– The Everly Brothers (Cadence)-9 (2S/2A) (1)
3 3 YOU SEND ME –•– Sam Cooke (Keen)-6 (3S/3A) (3)
4 4 SILHOUETTES –•– The Rays (Cameo)-7 (4S/6A) (3)
5 5 BE-BOP BABY –•– Ricky Nelson (Imperial)-8 (5S/13A) (5)
6 6 LITTLE BITTY PRETTY ONE –•– Thurston Harris (Aladdin)-6 (10S/19A) (6)
7 8 MY SPECIAL ANGEL –•– Bobby Helms (Decca)-7 (8S/17A) (7)
8 7 CHANCES ARE –•– Johnny Mathis (Columbia)-11 (7S/5A) (5)
9 11 APRIL LOVE –•– Pat Boone (Dot)-4 (6S/4A) (9)
10 9 HONEYCOMB –•– Jimmie Rodgers (Roulette)-16 (14S/15A) (1)

11 10 TAMMY –•– Debbie Reynolds (Coral)-19 (17 Ts) (1)
12 12 MELODIE D’AMOUR (Melody Of Love) –•– The Ames Brothers (RCA Victor)-8 (16S/7A) (12)
13 15 FASCINATION –•– Jane Morgan and the Troubadors (Kapp)-14 (13S/20A) (11)
14 31 t RAUNCHY –•– Bill Justis and His Orchestra (Phillips International)-2 (9S/11A) (14)
15 13 KEEP A KNOCKIN’ –•– Little Richard (Specialty)-9 (24S) (8)
16 16 HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY BABY –•– The Tune Weavers (Checker)-11 (23S) (5)
17 t 21 I’M AVAILABLE –•– Margie Rayburn (Liberty)-5 (15S/14A) (17)
17 t 39 t RAUNCHY –•– Ernie Freeman (Imperial)-2 (11S) (17)
19 27 ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC –•– Chuck Berry (Chess)-3 (12S) (19)
20 14 DIANA –•– Paul Anka (ABC-Paramount)-20 (37S) (2)

21 19 JUST BORN (To Be Your Baby) –•– Perry Como (RCA Victor)-6 (17 Ts/16A) (19)
22 t 28 ALL THE WAY –•– Frank Sinatra (Capitol)-4 (20S/9A) (22)
22 t 20 ALONE (Why Must I Be Alone) –•– The Shepherd Sisters (Lance)-9 (29S) (20)
24 17 HULA LOVE –•– Buddy Knox with the Rhythm Orchids (Roulette)-13 (26S) (13)
25 30 COULD THIS BE MAGIC –•– The Dubs (Gone)-4 (25S) (25)
26 18 LOTTA LOVIN’ –•– Gene Vincent and His Blue Caps (Capitol)-15 (31S) (14)
27 35 PEGGY SUE –•– Buddy Holly (Coral)-3 (19S/21A) (27)
28 33 TILL –•– Roger Williams (Kapp)-5 (28S/24A) (28)
29 22 WHOLE LOT OF SHAKIN’ GOING ON –•– Jerry Lee Lewis (Sun)-23 (42S) (3)
30 29 PEANUTS –•– Little Joe and the Thrillers (Okeh)-9 (41S) (23)

31 24 DEEP PURPLE –•– Billy Ward and His Dominoes (Liberty)-9 (22)
32 25 t THAT’LL BE THE DAY –•– The Crickets (Brunswick)-16 (44S) (3)
33 23 RAINBOW –•– Russ Hamilton (Kapp)-19 (7)
34 t 25 t MR. LEE –•– The Bobbettes (Atlantic)-17 (6)
34 t 31 t WAIT AND SEE –•– Fats Domino (Imperial)-6 (32S) (27)
36 43 BONY MARONIE –•– Larry Williams (Specialty)-3 (21S) (36)
37 41 t HONEST I DO –•– Jimmy Reed (Vee-Jay)-9 (36S) (32)
38 t 85 t KISS SWEETER THAN WINE –•– Jimmie Rodgers (Roulette)-2 (22S/18A) (38)
38 t 39 t AND THAT REMINDS ME –•– Della Reese (Jubilee)-14 (39S) (29)
38 t 45 WUN’ERFUL, WUN’ERFUL (Sides uh-one and uh-two) (Medley) –•– Stan Freberg (Capitol)-3 (40S) (38)

THIS WEEK’S DROPS: 16th November, 1957

41 36 BACK TO SCHOOL AGAIN –•– Timmie “Oh Yeah!” Rogers (Cameo)-8 (43S) (36)
44 34 BLACK SLACKS –•– Joe Bennett and the Sparkletones (ABC-Paramount)-14 (17)
47 t 37 MY ONE SIN –•– The Four Coins (Epic)-10 (29)
50 38 IN THE MIDDLE OF AN ISLAND –•– Tony Bennett (Columbia)-17 (9)

POWER HITS: 16th November, 1957

43 55 t YOU SEND ME –•– Teresa Brewer (Coral)-2 (27S/8A) (43)
45 t 49 t IVY ROSE –•– Perry Como (RCA Victor)-4 (17 Ts/25A) (45)
47 t 69 t PARTY TIME –•– Sal Mineo (Epic)-3 (47)
49 68 LIECHTENSTEINER POLKA –•– Will Glahe and His Orchestra (London)-2 (30S) (49)

NEW THIS WEEK: 16th November, 1957

79 t — TEAR DROPS –•– Lee Andrews and the Hearts (Chess)-1 (46S) (79)
82 t — BUZZ-BUZZ-BUZZ –•– Hollywood Flames (Ebb)-1 (82)
86 t — PRETEND YOU DON’T SEE HER –•– Jerry Vale (Columbia)-1 (86)
89 t — GREAT BALLS OF FIRE –•– Jerry Lee Lewis (Sun)-1 (89)
89 t — OH, BOY! –•– The Crickets (Brunswick)-1 (89)
96 t — THE JOKER (That’s What They Call Me) –•– The Hilltoppers Featuring Jimmy Sacca (Dot)-1 (22A) (96)
99 t — SILHOUETTES –•– Steve Gibson and the Red Caps (ABC-Paramount)-5 (63)
99 t — THINK –•– The “5” Royals (King)-10 (66)

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