# |
Artist |
Album Title |
Year |
Chart Entries |
1 |
Harry Smith |
Anthology of American Folk Music |
1952 |
Library of Congress artifact added 2005 (1952), Grammy Hall of Fame in 2012 (1952), BEA 1 of 1952, US Gold (certified by RIAA in Dec 2005), Rolling Stone 276 |
2 |
Fred Astaire |
The Astaire Story |
1952 |
Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999 (1952), BEA 4 of 1952, Acclaimed 2208 (1953) |
3 |
Danny Kaye |
Hans Christian Andersen |
1952 |
US num 1 for 17 weeks - Feb 1953, RYM 32 of 1952 |
4 |
Jane Froman |
With A Song In My Heart |
1952 |
US num 1 for 23 weeks - May 1952, RYM 44 of 1952 |
5 |
Benny Goodman |
Jazz Concerto No. 2 |
1952 |
US num 1 for 8 weeks - Dec 1952, RYM 136 of 1954 |
6 |
Lester Young & Oscar Peterson |
The President Plays With the Oscar Peterson Trio |
1952 |
BEA 3 of 1952, Acclaimed 1820 (1953), RYM 37 of 1952 |
7 |
Mario Lanza |
Because You're Mine |
1952 |
US num 1 for 4 weeks - Nov 1952 |
8 |
Doris Day |
I'll See You In My Dreams |
1952 |
US num 1 for 1 week - Mar 1952 |
9 |
Original Soundtrack |
The Merry Widow |
1952 |
US num 1 for 4 weeks - Oct 1952 |
10 |
Liberace |
Liberace At The Piano |
1952 |
US num 1 for 1 week - Nov 1952 |
11 |
Artur Rubinstein |
Chopin Polonaise Op. 40, No. 1 ('Polonaise Militaire') |
1952 |
Library of Congress artifact added 2006 (1952) |
12 |
Hank Williams |
Hank Williams Sings |
1952 |
BEA 2 of 1952 |
13 |
Charlie Parker & Dizzy Gillespie |
Bird & Diz |
1952 |
Acclaimed 1644 (1952), RYM 2 of 1952 |
14 |
Stan Kenton |
New Concepts Of Artistry In Rhythm |
1952 |
Acclaimed 1586 (1953), RYM 8 of 1952 |
15 |
Stan Kenton |
City Of Glass |
1952 |
BEA 5 of 1952 |
16 |
Milt Jackson |
Wizard of the Vibes |
1952 |
RYM 3 of 1952 |
17 |
Hank Williams |
Moanin' the Blues |
1952 |
RYM 4 of 1952 |
18 |
Various Artists |
Singin' in the Rain |
1952 |
RYM 5 of 1952 |
19 |
Yma Sumac |
Legend of the Sun Virgin |
1952 |
RYM 6 of 1952 |
20 |
Nat King Cole |
Penthouse Serenade: Nat 'King' Cole at the Piano |
1952 |
RYM 9 of 1952 |
21 |
Howard McGhee |
Howard McGhee with Fats Navarro |
1952 |
RYM 10 of 1952 |
22 |
Edith Piaf |
Je t'ai dans la peau |
1952 |
RYM 11 of 1952 |
23 |
Gustav Mahler |
Das Lied von der Erde |
1952 |
RYM 12 of 1952 |
24 |
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky |
Tchaikovsky - Concerto No. 1 |
1952 |
RYM 13 of 1952 |
25 |
Louis Armstrong |
Satchmo Serenades |
1952 |
RYM 14 of 1952 |
26 |
Erroll Garner |
Piano Solos Vol 2 |
1952 |
RYM 15 of 1952 |
27 |
Oscar Peterson |
Plays George Gershwin |
1952 |
RYM 16 of 1952 |
28 |
Dizzy Gillespie |
Dizzy in Paris |
1952 |
RYM 17 of 1952 |
29 |
Paul Quinichette |
The Vice Pres |
1952 |
RYM 18 of 1952 |
30 |
Karlheinz Stockhausen |
Etude |
1952 |
RYM 19 of 1952 |
31 |
Anna Russell |
The Anna Russell Album? |
1952 |
RYM 20 of 1952 |
32 |
Sidney Bechet |
The Fabulous Sidney Bechet |
1952 |
RYM 21 of 1952 |
33 |
Art Van Damme |
More Cocktail Capers |
1952 |
RYM 22 of 1952 |
34 |
Dick Farney |
Copacabana |
1952 |
RYM 23 of 1952 |
35 |
Igor Stravinsky |
Concertino pour 12 Instruments |
1952 |
RYM 24 of 1952 |
36 |
Gustav Mahler |
Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen |
1952 |
RYM 25 of 1952 |
37 |
Sonny Stitt |
Kaleidoscope |
1952 |
RYM 26 of 1952 |
38 |
Oscar Peterson |
This Is Oscar Peterson |
1952 |
RYM 27 of 1952 |
39 |
Mundell Lowe |
A Grand Night for Swinging |
1952 |
RYM 28 of 1952 |
40 |
Victor Young |
April in Paris |
1952 |
RYM 29 of 1952 |
41 |
David Raksin |
The Bad & the Beautiful |
1952 |
RYM 30 of 1952 |
42 |
Patti Page |
Tennessee Waltz |
1952 |
RYM 31 of 1952 |
43 |
Hot Skins |
The Jazz Afro-Cuban Beat |
1952 |
RYM 33 of 1952 |
44 |
Gene Krupa |
The Original Drum Battle |
1952 |
RYM 34 of 1952 |
45 |
Igor Stravinsky |
Cantata |
1952 |
RYM 35 of 1952 |
46 |
Giuseppe Verdi |
Macbeth |
1952 |
RYM 36 of 1952 |
47 |
George Wallington |
George Wallington Trio |
1952 |
RYM 38 of 1952 |
48 |
Judy Garland |
Judy at the Palace |
1952 |
RYM 39 of 1952 |
49 |
Benny Carter |
Alone Together |
1952 |
RYM 40 of 1952 |
50 |
Vera Lynn |
Sincerely Yours... |
1952 |
RYM 41 of 1952 |
Previous Comments (newest first)
29 Apr 2016
Double Listing - Anthology of American Folk Msic
#1 & #9 (Harry Smith) are the same. He was the compiler & editor of this collection of songs.
Data fixed, thanks
21 Apr 2016
#1 - Anthology of American Folk Music
This album was selected for Library of Congress (National Recording Registry) in 2005.
Data fixed, thanks
20 Dec 2015
#2 - Anthology of American Folk Music
Since you have been updating the Grammy Hall of Fame entries recently Ithought I would try this again. This Album was selected for Grammy Hall of Fame in 2012.
Data fixed, thanks
1 Aug 2015
Double Listing-The President Plays w/Oscar Peterson Trio
#11 (Lester Young) & #47 (Oscar Peterson) are the same album (per Acclaimed Music).
Data fixed, thanks
12 Feb 2015
2nd Request - Gustav Mahler
#23 - Das Lied Von Der Erde was selected for Grammy Hall of Fame in 1981. Google Grammy Hall of Fame. This album is under "M for Mahler".
We have not added any classical music under the name of the composer, we'll have a look at that when we get time.
12 Feb 2015
2nd Request-Anthology of American Folk Music+
I don't understand your response to my first e-mail on this album dated 19 Jan2015. You say your Hall of Fame data doesn't go up to 2012, but you have already added data from that year and even later! Just Google Grammy Hall of Fame and you'll find all the entries thru 2014. They are alphabetical and this album is under "A" for Anthology. Then Google National Recording Registry (which you call Library of Congress). Then click on the year 2005. The entries are in chronological order (this album is from 1952).This should enable you to add these (2) chart entries to this album. Thanks.
The process is a bit more complex than that. When we have time we'll do the whole chart.
19 Jan 2015
##23 - Gustav Mahler - Das Lied Von Der Erde
This album was selected for Grammy Hall of Fame in 1981. It is with Bruno Walter Conducting the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra.
19 Jan 2015
#2 - Anthology Of American Folk Music
This (3) volume album was selected for Grammy Hall Of Fame in 2012. It was also selected for Library of Congress (NRR) in 2005.
Our Hall of fame data doesn't go up to 2012. Our Library of Congress list doesn't have it.
When we have time we'll get new versions of those charts incorporated
20 Aug 2011
error in "With A Song In My Heart" artist
for #48 you have listed "Alfred Newman" as the "artist". The artist was "Jane Froman". Alfred Newman did the musical score for the movie "With A Song In My Heart". The album (#48) consisted of Jane Froman's studio recordings of songs from the movie "With A Song In My Heart" which billboard had on the charts for 25 weeks that year.
We think you are correct, the data has been updated, thanks for the suggestion