# |
Artist |
Song Title |
Year |
Chart Entries |
1 |
Fanny Brice |
My Man |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Feb 1922 (9 weeks), Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999 (1922), Library of Congress artifact added 2005 (1921), US invalid BB 6 of 1922, POP 6 of 1922, Brazil 16 of 1922, Daily Deuce 30, nuTsie 38 of 1920s, Acclaimed 1866 (1922), aceterrier.com 52 of the 1920s (1921) |
2 |
Al Jolson |
April Showers |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Jan 1922 (17 weeks), US invalid BB 1 of 1922, POP 1 of 1922, Brazil 9 of 1922, nuTsie 42 of 1920s, aceterrier.com 56 of the 1920s (1921), RYM 41 of 1922 |
3 |
Paul Whiteman |
Three O'Clock in The Morning |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Nov 1922 (20 weeks), ASCAP song of 1922, US invalid BB 2 of 1922, POP 4 of 1922, Brazil 11 of 1923, nuTsie 67 of 1920s, RYM 42 of 1922 |
4 |
Al Jolson |
Toot Toot Tootsie (Goodbye) |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Dec 1922 (10 weeks), Peel list 2 of 1922, US invalid BB 3 of 1923, POP 3 of 1923, Brazil 18 of 1923, nuTsie 34 of 1920s, RYM 12 of 1922 |
5 |
Paul Whiteman |
I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Dec 1922 (9 weeks), US invalid BB 1 of 1923, POP 1 of 1923, RYM 23 of 1922 |
6 |
Paul Whiteman |
Hot Lips |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Sep 1922 (11 weeks), US invalid BB 5 of 1922, POP 9 of 1922, Brazil 13 of 1923, RYM 43 of 1922 |
7 |
Paul Whiteman |
Stumbling |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Jul 1922 (12 weeks), US invalid BB 4 of 1922, POP 17 of 1922, Brazil 25 of 1924, RYM 25 of 1922 |
8 |
Paul Whiteman |
Do it Again |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Jun 1922 (9 weeks), US invalid BB 11 of 1922, POP 18 of 1922, Brazil 30 of 1924, RYM 24 of 1922 |
9 |
Al Jolson |
Angel Child |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - May 1922 (8 weeks), US invalid BB 8 of 1922, POP 8 of 1922, Brazil 22 of 1924 |
10 |
Ray Miller & his Orchestra |
Sheik of Araby |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - May 1922 (5 weeks), US invalid BB 13 of 1922, POP 20 of 1922, Brazil 24 of 1923 |
11 |
Henry Burr |
My Buddy |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Nov 1922 (10 weeks), US invalid BB 7 of 1922, POP 11 of 1922 |
12 |
Isham Jones |
On The Alamo |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - May 1922 (10 weeks), US invalid BB 9 of 1922, POP 16 of 1922 |
13 |
Gallagher & Shean |
Mr Gallagher & Mr Shean |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Oct 1922 (12 weeks), US invalid BB 12 of 1922, POP 12 of 1922 |
14 |
Eck Robertson |
Sally Gooden |
1922 |
Library of Congress artifact added 2002 (1922), Daily Deuce 25, Acclaimed 783 (1922) |
15 |
Okeh Laughing Record |
The Okeh Laughing Record |
1922 |
Library of Congress artifact added 2003 (1922), US Billboard 8 - May 1923 (1 week) |
16 |
Peerless Quartet |
Way Down Yonder in New Orleans |
1922 |
US invalid BB 3 of 1922, US Billboard 9 - Dec 1922 (2 weeks), POP 14 of 1922 |
17 |
Al Jolson |
Give Me My Mammy |
1922 |
US Billboard 2 - Apr 1922 (8 weeks), Brazil 33 of 1923 |
18 |
Club Royal Orchestra |
The Sheik |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Mar 1922 (4 weeks), Brazil 6 of 1923 |
19 |
Marion Harris |
I'm Just Wild About Harry |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Oct 1922 (5 weeks), POP 7 of 1922, RYM 14 of 1922 |
20 |
Nora Bayes |
All Over Nothing at All |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Jul 1922 (5 weeks), POP 19 of 1922, RYM 79 of 1922 |
21 |
Ernest Hare & Billy Jones |
In the Little Red School House |
1922 |
US Billboard 2 - Jul 1922 (8 weeks), POP 13 of 1922 |
22 |
Ernest Hare & Billy Jones |
Mr Gallagher & Mr Shean |
1922 |
US Billboard 1 - Aug 1922 (9 weeks) |
23 |
Kid Ory |
Orly's Creole Trombone |
1922 |
Library of Congress artifact added 2005 (1922) |
24 |
Bahiano |
Luar de Paqueta |
1922 |
Brazil 1 of 1922 |
25 |
Ernest Hastings |
My Word You Do Look Queer |
1922 |
Peel list 1 of 1922 |
26 |
IV 'Bud' Sheppard |
Rose of The Rio Grande |
1922 |
Peel list 3 of 1923, Jazz Standard 732 |
27 |
Mamie Smith |
Lonesome Mama Blues |
1922 |
US Billboard 6 - Sep 1922 (4 weeks), POP 15 of 1922, RYM 4 of 1922 |
28 |
Lambert Murphy |
I Dream Of Jeannie With The Light Brown Hair |
1922 |
POP 3 of 1922, US Billboard 12 - Nov 1922 (1 week) |
29 |
Paul Whiteman |
Some Sunny Day |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Jul 1922 (3 weeks), Brazil 29 of 1923 |
30 |
Carl Fenton |
I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise |
1922 |
POP 5 of 1922, US Billboard 12 - Dec 1922 (1 week) |
31 |
Fanny Brice |
I'm an Indian |
1922 |
US Billboard 9 - Apr 1922 (1 week), Brazil 37 of 1924 |
32 |
Paul Whiteman |
Crinoline Days |
1922 |
US Billboard 2 - Mar 1923 (9 weeks), RYM 38 of 1922 |
33 |
Paul Whiteman |
Journey's End |
1922 |
US Billboard 2 - Mar 1923 (6 weeks), RYM 89 of 1922 |
34 |
Bar Harbor Society Orchestra |
Chicago (That Toddlin' Town) |
1922 |
US Billboard 13 - Nov 1922 (1 week), Jazz Standard 541 |
35 |
Marion Harris |
Aggravatin' Papa |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Mar 1923 (6 weeks), RYM 51 of 1922 |
36 |
Marion Harris |
Some Sunny Day |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Jun 1922 (5 weeks), RYM 55 of 1922 |
37 |
Marion Harris |
Rose of The Rio Grande |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Apr 1923 (6 weeks), RYM 92 of 1922 |
38 |
Zez Confrey & his Orchestra |
Kitten On the Keys |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Jul 1922 (4 weeks), aceterrier.com 49 of the 1920s (1922) |
39 |
Aileen Stanley |
Sweet Indiana Home |
1922 |
US Billboard 2 - Sep 1922 (5 weeks) |
40 |
Edwin Dale |
In May Time (I Learned to Love) |
1922 |
US Billboard 2 - Sep 1922 (8 weeks) |
41 |
Isham Jones |
The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise |
1922 |
US Billboard 2 - Jan 1922 (6 weeks) |
42 |
Lucy Isabelle Marsh |
Song of Love |
1922 |
US Billboard 2 - Apr 1922 (8 weeks) |
43 |
indio |
Quadra de Amor |
1922 |
Brazil 2 of 1922 |
44 |
John Steel |
Lady of the Evening |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Apr 1923 (5 weeks), RYM 37 of 1922 |
45 |
Marion Harris |
Nobody Lied (When They Said I Cried Over You) |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Oct 1922 (5 weeks), RYM 50 of 1922 |
46 |
Nora Bayes |
Lovin' Sam, The Sheik of Alabam |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Mar 1923 (4 weeks), RYM 106 of 1922 |
47 |
Paul Whiteman |
Georgia |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Jul 1922 (4 weeks), RYM 25 of 1922 |
48 |
Marion Harris |
Sweet Indiana Home |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Oct 1922 (3 weeks), RYM 49 of 1922 |
49 |
Joseph Smith & his Orchestra |
Three O'Clock in The Morning |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - May 1922 (3 weeks), RYM 61 of 1922 |
50 |
Isham Jones |
Ivy Cling to Me |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Apr 1923 (3 weeks), RYM 66 of 1922 |
51 |
Nora Bayes |
Homesick |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Jan 1923 (4 weeks), RYM 85 of 1922 |
52 |
Paul Whiteman |
Coal Black Mammy |
1922 |
US Billboard 6 - Nov 1922 (4 weeks), RYM 91 of 1922 |
53 |
Frank Crumit |
Stumbling |
1922 |
US Billboard 6 - Aug 1922 (2 weeks), RYM 102 of 1922 |
54 |
Marion Harris |
Blue (And Broken Hearted) |
1922 |
US Billboard 7 - Dec 1922 (3 weeks), RYM 49 of 1922 |
55 |
Nora Bayes |
Good Morning |
1922 |
US Billboard 7 - Dec 1922 (2 weeks), RYM 83 of 1922 |
56 |
Al Jolson |
Coo Coo |
1922 |
US Billboard 7 - Aug 1922 (2 weeks), RYM 102 of 1922 |
57 |
Vincent Lopez |
Parade of the Wooden Soldiers |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Aug 1922 (7 weeks) |
58 |
Vincent Lopez |
Nola |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Jul 1922 (8 weeks) |
59 |
Peerless Quartet |
Sunny Tennessee |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Jan 1922 (5 weeks) |
60 |
Eddie Cantor |
I Love Her-She Loves Me (I'm Her He-She's My She) |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Aug 1922 (5 weeks) |
61 |
Elsie Baker |
Ka-Lua |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Apr 1922 (6 weeks) |
62 |
Billy Jones |
Why Should I Cry Over You? |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Oct 1922 (5 weeks) |
63 |
Ted Lewis & his Orchestra |
Everybody Step |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Feb 1922 (6 weeks) |
64 |
Joseph Smith & his Orchestra |
Sally - Medley |
1922 |
US Billboard 3 - Feb 1922 (6 weeks) |
65 |
J Rezende |
Coracao Divinal |
1922 |
Brazil 3 of 1922 |
66 |
Pianola Roll |
Sheik of Araby |
1922 |
Peel list 3 of 1922 |
67 |
Paul Whiteman |
Oriental (Fox Trot) |
1922 |
US Billboard 8 - Dec 1922 (2 weeks), RYM 42 of 1922 |
68 |
Ben Selvin |
I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise |
1922 |
US Billboard 8 - Jan 1923 (1 week), RYM 96 of 1922 |
69 |
Nora Bayes |
Who Did You Fool After All? |
1922 |
US Billboard 9 - Mar 1923 (1 week), RYM 87 of 1922 |
70 |
Paul Whiteman |
Romany Love |
1922 |
US Billboard 9 - Feb 1923 (2 weeks), RYM 90 of 1922 |
71 |
Nora Bayes |
I Ain't Never Had Nobody Crazy Over Me |
1922 |
US Billboard 11 - Oct 1922 (1 week), RYM 81 of 1922 |
72 |
Paul Whiteman |
When Hearts Are Young |
1922 |
US Billboard 12 - Mar 1923 (1 week), RYM 89 of 1922 |
73 |
Mamie Smith |
You Can Have Him, I Don't Want Him, Didn't Love Him Anyhow Blues |
1922 |
US Billboard 13 - Feb 1923 (1 week), RYM 22 of 1922 |
74 |
Van & Schenck |
Virginia Blues |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - May 1922 (4 weeks) |
75 |
Edwin Dale |
Song of Persia |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Sep 1922 (5 weeks) |
76 |
Billy Murray |
Stumbling |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Aug 1922 (4 weeks) |
77 |
Ray Miller & his Orchestra |
I'm Just Wild About Harry |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Sep 1922 (5 weeks) |
78 |
Benson Orchestra of Chicago |
Say it While Dancing |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Nov 1922 (4 weeks) |
79 |
Paul Whiteman |
I'm Just Wild About Harry |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Oct 1922 (4 weeks) |
80 |
Al Jolson |
Yoo Hoo |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Feb 1922 (5 weeks) |
81 |
John Steel |
The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Mar 1922 (5 weeks) |
82 |
Charles Harrison |
Play That Song of India Again |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - May 1922 (5 weeks) |
83 |
Isham Jones |
My Honey's Lovin' Arms |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Oct 1922 (5 weeks) |
84 |
Bert Williams |
Not Lately |
1922 |
US Billboard 4 - Jun 1922 (4 weeks) |
85 |
Fred Barnes |
Sally (The Sunshine of Our Alley) |
1922 |
Peel list 4 of 1922 |
86 |
Bahiano |
Ai Seu Me |
1922 |
Brazil 4 of 1922 |
87 |
Paul Biese Trio |
On The Alamo |
1922 |
Jazz Standard 359, RYM 78 of 1922 |
88 |
Marion Harris |
Runnin' Wild |
1922 |
Jazz Standard 482, RYM 78 of 1923 |
89 |
Frank Crumit |
My Honey's Lovin' Arms |
1922 |
Jazz Standard 873, RYM 72 of 1922 |
90 |
Van & Schenck |
When You & I Were Young, Maggie |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Dec 1922 (3 weeks) |
91 |
Prince's Orchestra |
Selections from Blossom Time |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - May 1922 (3 weeks) |
92 |
Carl Fenton |
Three O'Clock in The Morning |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Apr 1922 (3 weeks) |
93 |
Vernon Dalhart |
Weep No More My Mammy |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Mar 1922 (3 weeks) |
94 |
Olive Kline & Elsie Baker |
Marcheta |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Jul 1922 (3 weeks) |
95 |
Edwin Dale |
Song of Love |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Mar 1922 (3 weeks) |
96 |
American Quartet |
In the Little Red School House |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Jul 1922 (3 weeks) |
97 |
Ben Selvin |
Chicago |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Nov 1922 (5 weeks) |
98 |
Ted Lewis & his Orchestra |
Marie |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Apr 1922 (3 weeks) |
99 |
Van & Schenck |
California |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Aug 1922 (3 weeks) |
100 |
Paul Whiteman |
They Call it Dancing |
1922 |
US Billboard 5 - Apr 1922 (5 weeks) |
Previous Comments (newest first)
11 Dec 2019
Sources and Swedes
Hi. My name is Jonas Thorell and I'm a concert promotor, musician and ethnomusicologist from Sweden. Am searching for the earliest contribution by someone from Sweden on the US charts. Earliest I've found so far by a Swedish artist is the song "Sole sole sole", sung by Swedish Siw Malmqvist (and Italian Umberto Marcato) in 1964. Earliest so far by Swedish songwriter is "Lay down your arms" by the Chordettes in 1956, music by Swedish Åke Gerhard and Leon Landgren (it was originally called "Anne-Caroline" with Swedish lyrics). But I wonder if there would be a way to find earlier contributions on the US charts. Songs by Joe Hill for instance? I believe he never recorded anything himself, but perhaps other artists recorded his songs? Or Jenny Lind, Jussi Björling or Birgit Nilsson perhaps. Is there a way you could help me? Also, I wonder what your sources are for the first decades of the 20th century?
Yours Jonas Thorell
All the sources are listed in the "Song Charts" and "Album Charts" pages. If you have a reliable source for Sweden from before 1960 we want to hear about it.
2 Feb 2016
trying to find a song
I am looking for a song that I should on a pianola roll which I think wasdated 1920 but could be as late as 1926 +it was a song called "romany love" +and it was American as the roll came from the USA, +can you help me try and track it down ? or do you know where to start looking ? any help would be so appreciated. thank you+