Song title 250 - You'll Never Know

This page lists the chart runs for songs called "You'll Never Know" in order of success. This list combines cover versions and distinct songs that happen to share the same title.

#	Artist	Song Title	Year	Chart Entries
1	Dick Haymes	You'll Never Know	1943	US Billboard 1 - 1943 (18 weeks), US 1940s 1 - Jul 1943 (16 weeks), US 1 for 4 weeks - Jul 1943, Oscar in 1943 (film 'Hello, Frisco, Hello'), ASCAP song of 1943, UK 40s Sheet Music 3 - Aug 1943 (12 weeks), Your Hit Parade 4 of 1943, DZE 4 of 1943, DDD 8 of 1943, US invalid BB 16 of 1943, POP 17 of 1943, Brazil 18 of 1944, nuTsie 45 of 1940s, Europe 60 of the 1940s (1943)
2	Vera Lynn	You'll Never Know	1944	Australia 1 for 3 months - Feb 1944, Australian Nostalgia 12 of 1940-1949
3	Frank Sinatra	You'll Never Know	1943	US Billboard 2 - 1943 (16 weeks), US 1940s 2 - Jul 1943 (13 weeks), RYM 17 of 1943
4	Joe Loss Orchestra	You'll Never Know	1944	Australia 1 for 3 months - Feb 1944
5	Willie Kelly & his Orchestra	You'll Never Know	1943	US Billboard 6 - 1943 (5 weeks), US 1940s 6 - Jun 1943 (4 weeks)
6	Rosemary Clooney & Harry James	You'll Never Know	1952	US Billboard 18 - Jan 1953 (2 weeks), US CashBox 20 - Dec 1952 (12 weeks), RYM 116 of 1952
7	Shirley Bassey	You'll Never Know	1961	NZ Lever 4 - Jul 1961 (3 weeks), UK 6 - May 1961 (17 weeks), RYM 160 of 1961
8	Hi Gloss	You'll Never Know	1981	UK 12 - Aug 1981 (13 weeks), Belgium 19 - Oct 1981 (3 weeks), Holland 21 - Sep 1981 (5 weeks)

Previous Comments (newest first)

19 Jan 2017

you'll never know

Dick Haymes

19 Nov 2015

#6 - Shirley Bassey - You'll Never Know

Since the following Chart Entry is from 1943, I feel it should be removed fromthis 1961 recording and transferred to one of the 1943-1944 recordings (I'm not sure how you determine which one). 1. UK 40's Sheet Music - 3 - 12 weeks (Aug. 1943).

OK so Shirley Bassey is clearly wrong, the suggested alternate (in the original source) was Alma Cogan who also seems 10 years too late, other sources suggest Texas Jim Robertson or Harry James. Given the success that Dick Haymes had with it in the US we'll go with him

Thanks

24 May 2015

Double Listing

#5 - (The Song Spinners) should be combined with #1 (Dick Haymes). Per Wikipedia & Joel Whitburn they were the backup vocalists for Dick Haymes.

Data fixed, thanks

In fact we've also fixed "In My Arms", "It Can't Be Wrong", "Nature Boy", "Put Your Arms Around Me Honey" and "You Can't Be True, Dear",