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Song artist 335 - Johnnie RayThis page lists the song chart entries of Johnnie Ray. The songs are listed with the most widely successful first. The song "You're My Everything" listed here as a hit in 1991 is from a different artist known by the same name. (Thanks to Maurice from Canada for pointing that out).
In addition to the above listed songs Johnnie Ray also contributed to the following entries:
Previous Comments 10 Dec 2007 Song Artist 281 Johnnie Ray No. 22 Standing On The Corner, and No. 29 Moments To Remember: Never recorded by Johnnie Ray. The Four Lads were the original artists for those two hits. (P.S. The Four Lads were original back up for Johnnie Ray in 1952 at the start of his career but did go their own way to have many big hits later on). Thanks, Maurice Those two entries have been corrected, thanks for the information 15 May 2008 Johnnie Ray For the song "Cry" at No.1 you have "US BB 2 of 1951". On my references of Billboard I have the following stats which might be of help: "Joel Whitburn's Top Pop Records 1940-55" (taken from Billboard) has "Cry" at No.1 for 11 wks. Also I discovered the following: No.1 of R&B for 1 wk (12 Jan 1952); No. 1 Disc Jockey Charts of No.1 Hits for 1952 (10 wks at No.1); No.2 Juke Box Charts of No.1 Hits for 1952; No.3 PMCA Top 30 for 1952 (Pop Music Charts Archive). Outside US, I have: UK No.2 found in Charts Surfer and Australia No.1 (for 5 wks). Thanks for the input. Both the entry in Whitburn and the "US BB" are correct. The song was number one for 11 weeks and it was the number two song of 1951 (Nat King Cole's song "Unforgettable" was listed as Billboard's number one song of 1951). The entry on "Charts Surfer" stating that it was a number two in the UK is just wrong. The UK charts didn't start until 1952. The Australian "Number Ones" is more interesting, these are from the "Kent Music Report" which retrospectively calculated charts for the 1940s and 1950s. We reserve some doubts about this type of process, however the methodology used has been clearly defined and the process has no obvious sources of bias so, as you can see, we have added these charts. Thanks for pointing them out. 30 Aug 2009 Johnnie Ray Help ! been trying for along time to find a recording of one of Johnnie Ray songs for my cousin title "Soliloquy of a Fool" is there a recording of this song on any of his albums, would be so grateful for any help. Regards. K.Martin Since you are in the UK you can purchase an mp3 copy from: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Soliloquy-Of-A-Fool/dp/B001HX19P4/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1251703283&sr=1-2 That version is on the "Hysteria - Singles Collection" CD which is available from amazon.com as well as amazon.co.uk Doing a search on http://musicbrainz.org/ shows that the track is also on the "Johnnie Ray" album "High Drama" and the "Various Artist" album "Juke Box Hits: Crooners, Volume 1".
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