Vern's Favorite Hits In Chronological Order by Chart Entry Date
4933c1 Baby, It's Cold Outside - Homer and Jethro + June Carter.mp3
4934. 1 That's My Weakness Now - Russ Morgan + Heartbeats.mp3
4935.2 I Never See Maggie Alone - Kenny Roberts.mp3
4935. 3 Slippin' Around - Margaret Whiting + Jimmy Wakely.mp3
4936.1 Hop-Scotch Polka - Art Mooney.mp3
4939.1 Johnson Rag - Jack Teter Trio.mp3
4942.2 I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts - Freddy Martin + Merv Griffin.mp3
4942.3 Toot Toot Tootsie (Good-Bye) - Art Mooney.mp3
4944.1 Mule Train - Frankie Laine + Muleskinners.mp3
4944c 1 (I Won't Go Huntin', Jake) But I'll Go Chasin' Women - Stuart Hamblen.mp3
4947.4 Dear Hearts and Gentle People - Bing Crosby + Perry Botkin.mp3
4948.1 She Wore a Yellow Ribbon - Andrews Sisters + Russ Morgan.mp3
4949.1 The Old Master Painter - Richard Hayes + Mitch Miller.mp3
4949.2 Charley My Boy - Andrews Sisters + Russ Morgan.mp3
4949.4 Jealous Heart - Jan Garber + Don Grabeau.mp3
4950.3 Sleigh Ride - Boston Pops Orchestra (Arthur Fiedler).mp3
4950.5 Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo - Jo Stafford + Gordon MacRae + Paul Weston.mp3
5001.1 Rag Mop - Ames Brothers + Roy Ross.mp3
5002.2 The Wedding Samba - Edmundo Ros.mp3
5002.3 Enjoy Yourself (It's Later than You Think) - Guy Lombardo + Kenny Gardner.mp3
5003. 6 Quicksilver - Bing Crosby + Andrews Sisters + Vic Schoen.mp3
5004.1 Music! Music! Music! - Teresa Brewer + Dixieland All Stars.mp3
5004. 5 Sugarfoot Rag - Red Foley.mp3
5005.1 The Cry of the Wild Goose - Frankie Laine + Harry Geller.mp3
5005. 1 Broken Down Merry-Go-Round - Margaret Whiting + Jimmy Wakely.mp3
5006.2 The Third Man Theme - Anton Karas.mp3
5009.1 If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked a Cake - Eileen Barton.mp3
5014.1 Let's Go to Church (Next Sunday) - Margaret Whiting + Jimmy Wakely.mp3
5015.3 Choo'n Gum - Teresa Brewer + Jimmy Lytell + Dixieland All Stars.mp3
5015c1 Hillbilly Fever - Little Jimmy Dickens.mp3
The first two digits indicate the year that the recording was first charted.
The 3rd & 4th digits indicate the week of the year that it was first charted.
The remaining digits:
.? - charted first (or only) on Billboard's best-selling popular records chart
. ? - charted first (or only) on Billboard's popular most-played juke box chart
c? - charted first (or only) on Billboard's best-selling country records chart
c ? - charted first (or only) on Billboard's country most-played juke box chart
r? - charted first (or only) on Billboard's best-selling R and B records chart
r ? - charted first (or only) on Billboard's R and B most-played juke box chart
.. - listed in Joel Whitburn's "Pop Memories" book but not in Billboard
Notes:
1 In this period there were many charted versions of all the most popular songs.
However, only one version of each song is permitted here within one year.
2 This folder fits neatly on a 700 MB CD if burned in audio format with no gaps.