| # |
Artist |
Song Title |
Year |
Chart Entries |
| 1 |
Louise Homer |
America the Beautiful |
1910 |
Music Imprint 1 of 1910s, US Billboard 8 - Jul 1925 (1 week), RIAA 50 |
| 2 |
Blanche Ring |
Come, Josephine, in My Flying Machine |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Apr 1911 (10 weeks), aceterrier.com 43 of 1900-19 (1910) |
| 3 |
Billy Murray & Haydn Quartet |
By the Light of the Silvery Moon |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Apr 1910 (17 weeks), Brazil 21 of 1911 |
| 4 |
Bert Williams |
Play That Barber-Shop Chord |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Dec 1910 (10 weeks), Brazil 31 of 1916 |
| 5 |
Nora Bayes |
Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly? |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - May 1910 (7 weeks), Brazil 26 of 1914 |
| 6 |
Harry MacDonough |
In the Valley of Yesterday |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Oct 1910 (11 weeks) |
| 7 |
Billy Murray & American Quartet |
Casey Jones |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Jun 1910 (17 weeks) |
| 8 |
Harry MacDonough & Lucy Isabelle Marsh |
Every Little Movement |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Sep 1910 (13 weeks) |
| 9 |
Frank Stanley & Byron G Harlan |
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp (The Boys Are Marching) |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Oct 1910 (9 weeks) |
| 10 |
Henry Burr |
Meet Me To-Night in Dreamland |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Nov 1910 (10 weeks) |
| 11 |
Harry MacDonough |
Where the River Shannon Flows |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Feb 1910 (13 weeks) |
| 12 |
Billy Murray |
Carrie (Carrie Marry Harry) |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Jan 1910 (11 weeks) |
| 13 |
Ada Jones & American Quartet |
Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon |
1910 |
US Billboard 1 - Sep 1910 (10 weeks) |
| 14 |
Stanley Kirby |
Don't Go Down The Mine |
1910 |
Peel list 1 of 1910 |
| 15 |
Eduardo das Neves |
Cancao do Marinheiro (Cisne Branco) |
1910 |
Brazil 1 of 1910 |
| 16 |
Enrico Caruso |
Carmen - Air De La Fleur (Flower Song) |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Feb 1910 (3 weeks), Brazil 15 of 1911 |
| 17 |
Mischa Elman |
Humoresque Boogie |
1910 |
US Billboard 7 - Sep 1910 (2 weeks), Brazil 10 of 1911 |
| 18 |
Frances Alda |
Ave Maria |
1910 |
US Billboard 9 - Aug 1910 (1 week), Brazil 11 of 1911 |
| 19 |
Enrico Caruso & Frances Alda |
Il Trovatore - Miserere (I Have Sighed to Rest Me) |
1910 |
US Billboard 9 - May 1910 (1 week), Brazil 19 of 1911 |
| 20 |
Geraldine Farrar & Antonio Scotti |
Contes D' Hoffman - Barcolle Belle Nuit (Oh, Night of Love) |
1910 |
US Billboard 9 - Aug 1910 (1 week), Brazil 23 of 1911 |
| 21 |
Bert Williams |
I'll Lend You Everything I've Got Except My Wife |
1910 |
US Billboard 8 - Dec 1910 (1 week), Brazil 40 of 1914 |
| 22 |
Geraldine Farrar |
Old Kentucky Home |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Oct 1910 (3 weeks), RIAA 247 |
| 23 |
Bert Williams |
Constantly |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Nov 1910 (6 weeks) |
| 24 |
Billy Murray |
What's the Matter with Father? |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Jul 1910 (8 weeks) |
| 25 |
Ada Jones |
By the Light of the Silvery Moon |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Jun 1910 (8 weeks) |
| 26 |
Walter Van Brunt |
It's Hard to Kiss Your Sweetheart (When the Last Kiss Means Good-Bye) |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Jan 1910 (6 weeks) |
| 27 |
Haydn Quartet |
I'll Make a Ring Around Rosie |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Jul 1910 (6 weeks) |
| 28 |
Peerless Quartet |
By the Light of the Silvery Moon |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Apr 1910 (7 weeks) |
| 29 |
Eddie Morton |
You Ain't Talking to Me |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Mar 1910 (6 weeks) |
| 30 |
Peerless Quartet |
Silver Bell |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Dec 1910 (9 weeks) |
| 31 |
American Quartet |
Play That Barber-Shop Chord |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Dec 1910 (6 weeks) |
| 32 |
Ada Jones & Billy Murray |
Go, Emaline |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Mar 1910 (7 weeks) |
| 33 |
Henry Burr |
All I Ask Is Your Love |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Dec 1910 (6 weeks) |
| 34 |
Arthur Collins & Byron G Harlan |
That Mesmerizing Mendelssohn Tune |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Apr 1910 (8 weeks) |
| 35 |
Lucy Isabelle Marsh |
My Hero |
1910 |
US Billboard 2 - Jun 1910 (7 weeks) |
| 36 |
Columbia Light Opera Company |
Tony From America |
1910 |
Peel list 2 of 1910 |
| 37 |
Banda da Casa Edison |
Ao Luar |
1910 |
Brazil 2 of 1910 |
| 38 |
Arthur Collins |
If He Comes In, I'm Goin' Out |
1910 |
US Billboard 3 - Aug 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 39 |
Arthur Collins |
Oh That Beautiful Rag |
1910 |
US Billboard 3 - Sep 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 40 |
Arthur Collins & Byron G Harlan |
Sugar Moon |
1910 |
US Billboard 3 - Sep 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 41 |
Arthur Collins & Byron G Harlan |
On a Monkey Honeymoon |
1910 |
US Billboard 3 - Jan 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 42 |
Billy Murray |
Casey Jones |
1910 |
US Billboard 3 - Jul 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 43 |
Ada Jones & Billy Murray |
What Makes the World Go Round |
1910 |
US Billboard 3 - Apr 1910 (6 weeks) |
| 44 |
Sophie Tucker |
That Lovin' Rag |
1910 |
US Billboard 3 - Jul 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 45 |
Nora Bayes & Jack Norworth |
Come Along, My Mandy |
1910 |
US Billboard 3 - Jun 1910 (6 weeks) |
| 46 |
Arthur Collins & Byron G Harlan |
The Cubanola Glide |
1910 |
US Billboard 3 - May 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 47 |
Arthur Clough |
Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet |
1910 |
US Billboard 3 - Feb 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 48 |
Mario Pinheiro |
O Palida Madona |
1910 |
Brazil 3 of 1910 |
| 49 |
Harry Champion |
Ginger You're Barmy |
1910 |
Peel list 3 of 1910 |
| 50 |
Polk Miller's Old South Quartette |
Watermelon Party |
1910 |
aceterrier.com 15 of 1900-19 (1910) |
| 51 |
Antonina Nezhdanova |
Hymn To The Sun |
1910 |
aceterrier.com 22 of 1900-19 (1910) |
| 52 |
Raymond Hitchcock |
So What's The Use? |
1910 |
aceterrier.com 38 of 1900-19 (1910) |
| 53 |
Byron G Harlan |
Sweet Italian Love |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Oct 1910 (4 weeks) |
| 54 |
Elida Morris |
Kiss Me Honey Honey Kiss Me |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Nov 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 55 |
Billy Murray |
I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Jan 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 56 |
Ada Jones |
Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly? |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Feb 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 57 |
Bert Williams |
The Mississippi Stoker |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - May 1910 (4 weeks) |
| 58 |
Ada Jones |
Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Sep 1910 (4 weeks) |
| 59 |
American Quartet |
He's a College Boy |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Jul 1910 (4 weeks) |
| 60 |
Billy Murray & Haydn Quartet |
Down in Sunshine Valley |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Mar 1910 (4 weeks) |
| 61 |
Frank Stanley & Elise Stevenson |
What Makes the World Go Round |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Jan 1910 (4 weeks) |
| 62 |
John McCormack |
When Shadows Gather |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Aug 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 63 |
Paul Southe |
He's a College Boy |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Apr 1910 (4 weeks) |
| 64 |
Harry MacDonough & Elizabeth Wheeler |
When I Marry You |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Feb 1910 (3 weeks) |
| 65 |
Elizabeth Wheeler & Harry Anthony |
Meet Me ToNight in Dreamland |
1910 |
US Billboard 4 - Feb 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 66 |
Ella Retford |
Molly O'Morgan |
1910 |
Peel list 4 of 1910 |
| 67 |
American Quartet |
Any Little Girl That's a Nice Girl is the Right Little Girl for Me |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Nov 1910 (4 weeks) |
| 68 |
Billy Murray & Elida Morris |
Angel Eyes |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Oct 1910 (2 weeks) |
| 69 |
Arthur Pryor's Band |
Shine on Harvest Moon |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Jun 1910 (5 weeks) |
| 70 |
Prince's Orchestra |
The Birth of Passion |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Dec 1910 (4 weeks) |
| 71 |
Arthur Collins & Byron G Harlan |
Casey Jones |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Dec 1910 (2 weeks) |
| 72 |
Will Oakland |
Wait Till the Clouds Roll By |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Dec 1910 (3 weeks) |
| 73 |
Frank Stanley & Elise Stevenson |
That Would be Lovely |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Mar 1910 (3 weeks) |
| 74 |
Henry Burr |
My Southern Rose |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Jun 1910 (4 weeks) |
| 75 |
Bob Roberts |
Sadie Salome (Go Home) |
1910 |
US Billboard 5 - Apr 1910 (4 weeks) |
Previous Comments (newest first)
10 Feb 2019
My father (born 1912) used to sing a song that he said was written by his grandfather. +The song began "Why weren't you at the wedding to wait upon thebride." +Can you tell me anything about the song
18 Jul 2018
#7 Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon
This is a duet with Ada Jones released on Victor 16483. Jones also recordedthis song as a solo on Columbia 855 which you have listed as #65.
Data fixed, thanks
2 Dec 2016
bad
all the songs on here are as bad as my cooking
8 Jun 2016
you are the worst site ever
you dont hlp at all TAMIA
8 Jun 2016
1910 music
this web site gave me a whole lists I would not have found on YouTube, google,and places like that
28 Jan 2016
Expanded Lists
I know you have been asked this before but ... Isn't there any way you wouldconsider expanding your Yearly Lists of Songs? For example 1920 - 1939 from 50 or 60 to 80. From 1940 - 1949 from 80 to 100. It seems like a lot of important recordings from Europe, UK & Brazil have dropped off these lists over the last few months. I know you have those expanded Excel files but it's not the same as seeing them chronologically. Please!!!
We have always been wary of making the earlier years too long, if you want longer lists it is easy for us to change the limits. Of course the significance of songs lower down the list is questionable (since they normally come from just a single chart) but given that you are aware of that we will expand the lists.
We've changed the limits to the top 75 songs before 1920 and top 100 after that.
22 Jun 2015
this mess suks
it dose
11 Nov 2012
I Wish I Had A Girl
I sent an email about this for the Year 1907, but I see you have it postedhere. Where is "Meet Me Tonight In Dreamland"? One of my grandfather's favorite songs
It was a hit in Nov 1910. If you had typed "Dreamland" into the search box (top right of this page) it would have found it for you
27 Aug 2011
6 Casey Jones
The Billy Murray & American Quartet recording issued on Victor 16483 is the one that charted at # 1. Murray also recorded the song as a solo issued on Edison Amberol 450 and this is the one that charted at # 3. This is per Pop Memeorie 1890-1954 by Joel Whitburn.
As we said, the Bullfrog listing clearly shows two entries. We don't have the Whitburn book available, however we have changed the data in the way you suggest.
23 Aug 2011
8 Casey Jones
This should be Billy Murray & The American Quartet as it is on the record lable.
There is a seperate Billboard entry for Billy Murray & American Quartet that reached number 3 starting in Jul 1910 (5 weeks).
So the Billboard listing says that's a different record.