US Top 40 Singles For The Week Ending: 27th July, 1957

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These are all the US Top 40 Singles for the Week Ending July 27, 1957

US Hot 40 Singles for the Week Ending 27th July, 1957

#1 (Let Me Be Your) TEDDY BEAR By Elvis Presley (RCA Victor)

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US Top 40 Singles – 27th July, 1957

US Top 40 Singles For The Week Ending: 27th July, 1957
Issue Date: 5th August, 1957

1 1 (Let Me Be Your) TEDDY BEAR –•– Elvis Presley (RCA Victor)-7 (1S/1A) (4 wks @ #1) (1)
2 2 LOVE LETTERS IN THE SAND –•– Pat Boone (Dot)-13 (2S/2A) (1)
3 3 BYE BYE LOVE –•– The Everly Brothers (Cadence)-12 (3S/5A) (2)
4 4 SO RARE –•– The Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra (Fraternity)-25 (7S/8A) (2)
5 5 SEARCHIN’ –•– The Coasters (Atco)-13 (4S/11A) (5)
6 6 SHORT FAT FANNIE –•– Larry Williams (Specialty)-7 (5S/15A) (6)
7 7 SEND FOR ME –•– Nat King Cole (Capitol)-8 (8S/12A) (7)
8 10 I’M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN AND WRITE MYSELF A LETTER –•– Billy Williams (Coral)-10 (9S/3A) (8)
9 12 WHISPERING BELLS –•– The Dell-Vikings (Dot)-5 (10S) (9)
10 9 OLD CAPE COD –•– Patti Page (Mercury)-12 (13S/4A) (7)

11 8 IT’S NOT FOR ME TO SAY –•– Johnny Mathis (Columbia)-14 (11S/6 tA) (5)
12 t 13 DARK MOON –•– Gale Storm (Dot)-17 (17S) (5)
12 t 22 TAMMY –•– Debbie Reynolds (Coral)-3 (6S/6 tA) (12)
14 11 OVER THE MOUNTAIN; ACROSS THE SEA –•– Johnnie and Joe (Chess)-13 (19S) (8)
15 14 JENNY, JENNY –•– Little Richard (Specialty)-8 (15S) (14)
16 19 STAR DUST –•– Billy Ward and His Dominoes (Decca)-7 (14S/22A) (16)
17 29 WHITE SILVER SANDS –•– Don Rondo (Jubilee)-4 (12S/9A) (17)
18 15 A WHITE SPORT COAT (And a Pink Carnation) –•– Marty Robbins (Columbia)-18 (3)
19 17 WONDERFUL WONDERFUL –•– Johnny Mathis (Columbia)-27 (30 Ts/23A) (17)
20 t 16 C.C. RIDER –•– Chuck Willis (Atlantic)-16 (12)
20 t 21 A TEENAGER’S ROMANCE –•– Ricky Nelson (Verve)-12 (16S) (8)

22 18 ALL SHOOK UP –•– Elvis Presley (RCA Victor)-19 (23 Ts) (1)
23 23 t YOUNG BLOOD –•– The Coasters (Atco)-13 (4S) (8)
24 23 t VALLEY OF TEARS –•– Fats Domino (Imperial)-12 (27S) (13)
25 27 START MOVIN’ (In My Direction) –•– Sal Mineo (Epic)-12 (29S) (10)
26 43 t THE FLYING SAUCER THE 2ND –•– Buchanan and Goodman (Luniverse)-3 (21S) (26)
27 26 IT’S YOU I LOVE –•– Fats Domino (Imperial)-11 (27S) (22)
28 t 20 I LIKE YOUR KIND OF LOVE –•– Andy Williams (Cadence)-12 (22S/18 tA) (9)
28 t 32 t WHILE SILVER SANDS –•– Dave Gardner (OJ)-4 (23 Ts) (28)
30 t 34 AROUND THE WORLD –•– Mantovani and His Orchestra (London)-9 (25 Ts/13A) (30)
30 t 36 GONNA FIND ME A BLUEBIRD –•– Marvin Rainwater (MGM)-11 (30)

32 32 t BERNANDINE –•– Pat Boone (Dot)-14 (2S) (23)
33 50 t DIANA –•– Paul Anka (ABC-Paramount)-4 (18S) (33)
34 35 (Main Theme) AROUND THE WORLD (Instrumental) –•– Victor Young and His Singing Strings (Decca)-12 (20S/16A) (34)
35 25 LITTLE DARLIN’ –•– The Diamonds (Mercury)-22 (2)
36 38 WHOLE LOT OF SHAKIN’ GOING ON –•– Jerry Lee Lewis (Sun)-7 (25 Ts) (34)
37 31 LOVING YOU –•– Elvis Presley (RCA Victor)-6 (1S/25A) (31)
38 30 SHANGRI-LA –•– The Four Coins (Epic)-11 (30 Ts/14A) (27)
39 28 COME GO WITH ME –•– The Dell-Vikings (Dot)-26 (5)
40 39 t FREIGHT TRAIN –•– Rusty Draper (Mercury)-12 (11)

THIS WEEK’S DROPS: 27th July, 1957

41 39 t FOUR WALLS –•– Jim Reeves (RCA Victor)-15 (12)
42 37 SUZIE-Q –•– Dale Hawkins (Checker)-9 (29)

POWER HITS: 27th July, 1957

44 48 t LET THE FOUR WINDS BLOW –•– Roy Brown (Imperial)-6 (38)
46 t 48 t TO THE AISLE –•– The Five Satins (Ember)-3 (46)
46 t 60 RAINBOW –•– Russ Hamilton (Kapp)-3 (28S/20A) (46)
50 50 t A FALLEN STAR –•– Ferlin Husky (Capitol)-5 (50)

NEW THIS WEEK: 27th July, 1957

66 t — MY PERSONAL POSSESSION –•– Nat King Cole and the Four Knights (Capitol)-7 (27S/21A) (66)
69 t — MR. LEE –•– The Bobbettes (Atlantic)-1 (69)
74 t — LOVE ME TO PIECES –•– Jill Corey (Columbia)-1 (24A) (74)
76 t — DYNAMITE –•– Brenda Lee (Decca)-3 (76)
78 t — IN THE MIDDLE OF AN ISLAND –•– Tony Bennett (Columbia)-1 (78)
92 t — THINK –•– The “5” Royals (King)-1 (92)
98 t — FARTHER UP THE ROAD –•– Bobby “Blue” Bland (Duke)-1 (98)

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