Song title 222 - St Louis Blues

This page lists the chart runs for songs called "St Louis Blues" 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	Bessie Smith	St Louis Blues	1925	Grammy Hall of Fame in 1993 (1925), US Billboard 3 - Jun 1925 (6 weeks), Brazil 5 of 1926, POP 6 of 1925, nuTsie 8 of 1920s, Jazz Standard 20, Acclaimed 1036 (1925), Visconti song of 1925, aceterrier.com 2 of the 1920s (1925), RYM 1 of 1925, Guardian Jazz 5
2	Marion Harris	St Louis Blues	1920	US Billboard 1 - Aug 1920 (9 weeks), US invalid BB 4 of 1920, POP 6 of 1920, Brazil 16 of 1921, RYM 15 of 1920
3	Louis Armstrong	St Louis Blues	1929	Grammy Hall of Fame in 2008 (1929), US Billboard 11 - 1930 (3 weeks), RYM 5 of 1933, Guardian Jazz 5
4	WC Handy	St Louis Blues	1923	Music Imprint 6 of 1910s, US Billboard 9 - Nov 1923 (1 week), RIAA 69, RYM 19 of 1923
5	Al Bernard	St Louis Blues	1918	aceterrier.com 27 of 1900-19 (1918), US Billboard 9 - Jun 1919 (1 week)
6	Cab Calloway & his Cotton Club Orchestra	St Louis Blues	1930	US Billboard 16 - 1930 (2 weeks), Scrobulate 88 of swing
7	Original Dixieland Jazz Band	St Louis Blues	1921	US Billboard 3 - Aug 1921 (6 weeks), RYM 42 of 1921
8	The Mills Brothers	St Louis Blues	1932	US Billboard 2 - 1932 (8 weeks)
9	Prince's Orchestra	St Louis Blues	1916	US Billboard 4 - May 1916 (4 weeks)
10	Guy Lombardo	St Louis Blues	1939	US Billboard 11 - 1939 (1 week)
11	The Boswell Sisters	St Louis Blues	1935	US Billboard 15 - 1935 (3 weeks)
12	Rudy Vallee & his Connecticut Yankees	St Louis Blues	1930	US Billboard 15 - 1930 (4 weeks)
13	Benny Goodman	St Louis Blues	1936	US Billboard 20 - 1936 (1 week)
14	Billy Eckstine	St Louis Blues	1953	US Billboard 24 - Sep 1953 (1 week)
15	LaVern Baker	St Louis Blues	1957	Canada 21 - Dec 1957 (6 weeks)
16	All Star Trio	St Louis Blues	1920	RYM 26 of 1920
17	Esther Bigeou	St Louis Blues	1921	RYM 54 of 1921
18	Paul Robeson	St Louis Blues	1934	RYM 62 of 1934
19	Maxine Sullivan	St Louis Blues	1938	Song of 1938
20	Dizzy Gillespie	St Louis Blues	1949	Song of 1949
21	Count Basie	St Louis Blues	1942	RYM 66 of 1942

Previous Comments (newest first)

25 Sep 2017

ST Loouis

St Louis was a small hit (number 100) for the Easybeats in USA in 1968.However, I can find no mention of it on the site.

This site does not list ALL the songs that are mentioned on the Billboard charts. It only lists songs that were the biggest hits in more than one chart round the world. If you want a list of ALL the Billoard charts you should visit the Billboard website.

We treat the song title "St Louis" as quite different from "St Louis Blues". If their song had been called "St Louis Blues" we would have listed it on the song title's page. The Easybeats were not a big enough act to reach the top 1,000, if they had been we would list all their songs.

However what we do have is a comprehensive listing across the world's charts. So if you search for "Easybeats" (in the serach box top right) you will see that the song "Sorry" was a big hit for them in Australia.

In our listings we have the following entries:

"Friday On My Mind" (1967) Holland 1 - Nov 1966 (15 weeks), Australia 1 for 2 weeks - Dec 1966, Australia Goset 1 - Dec 1966 (15 weeks), NZ Listner 2 - Feb 1967 (8 weeks), Keener 3 - Apr 1967 (8 weeks), UK 6 - Oct 1966 (15 weeks), Australia 7 of 1966, Germany 12 - Feb 1967 (2 months), Flanders 13 - Feb 1967 (2 months), US Billboard 16 - Mar 1967 (14 weeks), Record World 17 - 1967, D.Marsh 34 of 1967, DDD 37 of 1966, Canada 39 - Apr 1967 (3 weeks), US invalid BB 40 of 1967, POP 40 of 1967, US BB 66 of 1967, WABC NY 68 of 1967, OzNet 96, US Radio 137 of 1967 (peak 16 5 weeks), Acclaimed 841 (1966), RYM 12 of 1966

"Sorry" (1966) Australia 1 for 1 week - Nov 1966, Australia Goset 1 - Nov 1966 (14 weeks), NZ Listner 4 - Jan 1967 (5 weeks), OzNet 934, RYM 114 of 1966

"Easyfever" (1966) Australia 1 for 2 weeks - Aug 1966, Australia Goset 7 - Oct 1966 (5 weeks)

"St Louis" (1969) Australia Goset 21 - Aug 1969 (12 weeks), Keener 26 - Oct 1969 (3 weeks), US Billboard 100 - Nov 1969 (1 week), RYM 142 of 1969

"Hello How Are You" (1968) Holland 7 - May 1968 (9 weeks), UK 20 - Apr 1968 (9 weeks), Australia Goset 26 - May 1968 (5 weeks)

"A Funny Feeling" (1966) Australia 1 for 1 week - Nov 1966, RYM 114 of 1966

"I'll Make You Happy" (1966) Australia 1 for 2 weeks - Aug 1966, RYM 185 of 1966

"Too Much" (1966) Australia 1 for 2 weeks - Aug 1966, RYM 185 of 1966

"She's So Fine" (1965) Australia 13 of 1965, RYM 105 of 1965

"Good Times" (1968) Australia Goset 22 - Aug 1968 (9 weeks), RYM 131 of 1968

"Who'll Be The One" (1967) Australia Goset 12 - Apr 1967 (8 weeks)

"Women (Make You Feel Alright)" (1966) Australia 13 of 1966

"Heaven & Hell" (1967) Australia Goset 14 - Jul 1967 (10 weeks)

"Pretty Girl" (1967) Australia Goset 14 - Jul 1967 (10 weeks)

"Come & See Her" (1966) Australia 16 of 1966

"The Land of Make Believe" (1968) Australia Goset 22 - Aug 1968 (9 weeks)

"Come In You'll Get Pneumonia" (1968) Australia Goset 25 - Jan 1968 (7 weeks)

"The Music Goes 'round My Head" (1968) Australia Goset 25 - Jan 1968 (7 weeks)

"Made My Bed, Gonna Lie in It" (1966) RYM 12 of 1966

"The Old Oak Tree" (1965) RYM 105 of 1965

"Lay Me Down & Die" (1968) RYM 131 of 1968

"Can't Find Love" (1969) RYM 142 of 1969

"In My Book" (1966) RYM 188 of 1966

"Make You Feel Alright (Women)" (1966) RYM 188 of 1966