The Top Ten Hits from 1945 to 1949
The Top Ten Hits from 1945
Chickery Chick
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Sammy Kay - Nancy Morman & Billy Williams
Don't Fence Me In
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Bing Crosby & The Andrew Sisters
Dream
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The Pied Pipers
I'm Beginning to See the Light
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Harry James & Kitty Kallen
It's Been a Long, Long Time
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Bing Crosby
On the Atchison, Topeka & the Santa Fe
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Johnny Mercer & His Pied Pipers
Rum & Coca-Cola
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The Andrew Sisters
Sentimental Journey
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Les Brown & Doris Day
There I've Said It Again
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Vaughn Monroe & The Norton Sisters
Till the End of Time
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Perry Como
Play all of the 1945 Hits.
The Top Ten Hits from 1946
Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief
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Betty Hutton
I Can't Begin to Tell You
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Bing Crosby
Oh! What it Seemed to Be
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Dick Haymes & Helen Forrest
Personality
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Johnny Mercer & the Pied Pipers
Prisoner of Love
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Perry Como
Rumors Are Flying
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Frankie Carl & Marjorie Hughes
Symphony
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Freddy Martin & Clyde Rogers
The Gypsy
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The Ink Spots
The Old Lamplighter
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Sammy Kaye & Billy Williams & Kaye Choir
To Each His Own
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Eddy Howard & His Orchestra
Play all of the 1946 Hits.
The Top Ten Hits from 1947
Anniversary Song
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Al Jolson
Ballerina
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Vaughn Monroe
Chi-Baba, Chi-Baba
(My Bambino Go to Sleep)
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Perry Como
Heartaches
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Ted Weems & Elmo Tanner
Linda
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Ray Noble & Buddy Clark
Mam'sell
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Art Lund
Managua, Nicaragua
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Freddy Martin, Stuart Wade & The Martin Men
Near You
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Francis Craig & Bob Lamm
Peg O' My Heart
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The Harmonicats
Smoke! Smoke! Smoke (That Cigarette)
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Tex Williams & His Western Caravan
Play all of the 1947 Hits.
The Top Ten Hits from 1948
A Tree In The Meadow
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Margaret Whiting
I'm Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover
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Art Mooney
Little White Lies
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Dick Haymes
Manana (Is Soon Enough for Me)
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Peggy Lee w- Dave Barbour & The Brazilians
Maybe You'll Be There
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Gordon Jenkins & Charles Lavere
My Happiness
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The Pied Pipers
Now Is the Hour (Maori Farewell Song
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Bing Crosby w-The Ken Darby Choir
The Woody Woodpecker Song
Kay Kyser, Floria Wood, Harry Babbitt & The Campus Kids
Twelfth Street Rag
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Pee Wee Hunt & Carl Fisher
You Call Everybody Darlin'
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Al Trace
Play all of the 1948 Hits.
The Top Ten Hits from 1949
"A" - You're Adorable
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Perry Como & The Fontane Sisters
Again
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Gordon Jenkins & Joe Graydon
Cruising Down The River
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Blue Barron & The Ensemble
Forever and Ever
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Russ Morgan & The Skylarks
I Can Dream, Can't I
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The Andrew Sisters
Rumors Are Flying
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Frankie Carl & Marjorie Hughes
Room Full Of Roses
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Sammy Kaye w-Don Cornell & The Kaydets
Slippin' Around
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Margaret Whiting & Jimmy Wakely
Some Enchanted Evening
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Perry Como
That Lucky Old Sun
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Frankie Laine
Play all of the 1949 Hits.
The Top Ten Ladies of the Late '40s
Along the Navajo Trail
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Dinah Shore
Candy
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The Four King Sisters
Confess
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Patti Page
Faraway Places
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Margaret Whiting
Golden Earrings
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Peggy Lee
My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time
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Doris Day w Les Brown and His Orchestra
Serenade of the Bells
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Jo Stafford
Stuff Like That There
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Betty Hutton
Toolie Oolie Doolie
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The Andrews Sisters
You'll Never Walk Alone
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Judy Garland
Play all of the Ladies Hits.
The Top Ten Gentlemen of the Late '40s
I Wish I Didn't Love You So
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Vaughn Monroe
If I Loved You
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Bing Crosby
Maybe It's Because
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Dick Haymes
My Sugar Is So Refined
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Johnny Mercer
Night And Day
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Frank Sinatra
Someday
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The Mills Brothers
Surrender
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Perry Como
Sweet Lorraine
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Nat 'King' Cole & The King Cole Trio
That's My Desire
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Frankie Lane
You Were Only Fooling
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The Ink Spots
Play all of the Gentlemens Hits.
The Top Ten Bands of the Late '40s
Bumble Boogie
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Freddy Martin w-Jack Fina
Careless Hands
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Sammy Kaye w-Don Cornell & The Kaydets
Doin' What Comes Natur'lly
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Jimmy Dorsey & Dee Parker
Five Minutes More
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Tex Beneke w-The Glenn Miller Orchestra
Ole Buttermilk Sky
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Kay Kyser w-Michael Douglas & The Campus Kids
On A Slow Boat to China
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Benny Goodman & Al Hendrickson
Open The Door, Richard
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Count Basie, Harry Edison & Bill Johnson
Red Roses For A Blue Lady
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Guy Lombardo & Don Rodney
So Tired
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Russ Morgan
Until
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Tommy Dorsey, Harry Prime, The Clark Sisters and The Town Criers
Play all of the Bands Hits.
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