of 1957 Greatest Hits and Chart Singles

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #352]
[RCA 47-6870]
written by Otis Blackwell & Elvis Presley

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #67]
[RCA Epa-4114+]
written by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller

[ABC-Paramount 9831]
written by Paul Anka

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #39]
[Decca 30434]
written by Buddy Holly, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #311]
[Cadence 1337]
written by Felice Bryant & Boudleaux Bryant

[Dot 15533]
written by Ric Cartey & Carole Joyner

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #96]
[Sun 281]
written by Otis Blackwell & Jack Hammer

[Cadence 1308]
written by Bernie Lowe & Kal Mann

[RCA 47-7000]
written by Kal Mann & Bernie Lowe

[Dot 15570]
written by John Frederick Coots, Nick Kenny & Charles Kenny

[Coral 61851]
written by Jay Livingston & Ray Evans

[ABC-Paramount 9871]
written by Arthur Singer, John Medora & David White

[RCA 47-6800]
written by Lee Rosenberg & Bernard Weinman

[Mercury 71060]
written by Maurice Williams

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #207]
[Cadence 1315]
written by Felice Bryant & Boudleaux Bryant

All the Way / Chicago charted as a double A side in the UK
[Capitol 3793]
written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Sammy Cahn

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #194]
[Coral 61885]
written by Buddy Holly, Jerry Allison & Norman Petty

[RCA Victor 6771]
written by traditional

[Dot 15660]
written by Sammy Fain & Paul Francis Webster

[Capitol 3891]
written by Obie Phillis

instrumental
[Phillips Int'l 3519]
written by Bill Justis & Sid Manker

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #61]
[Sun 267]
written by Dave "Curlee" Williams & James Faye "Roy" Hall

[Cameo 105]
written by Bernie Lowe & Kal Mann

[Columbia 40877]
written by Woody Harris & Eddie V. Deane

[Roulette 4015]
written by Bob Merrill

[Roulette 4031]
written by The Weavers

written by Charlie Phillips & Odis Echols

written by Winfield Scott & Dorothy Goodman

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #115]
[Keen 3-4013]
written by Sam Cooke

[Roulette 4002]
written by Buddy Knox & Jimmy Bowen

[Imperial 5483]
written by Dub Dickerson & Erma Herrold

as Buddy Holly & The Crickets
[Brunswick 55035]
written by Sonny West, Bill Tilghman & Norman Petty

[Imperial 5428]
written by Fats Domino & Dave Bartholomew

[Chess 1653]
written by Chuck Berry

[Columbia 40993]
written by Robert Allen & Al Stillman

B side to Young Blood
[Atco 6087]
written by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller

[RCA 47-6815]
written by Joe Shapiro & Lou Stallman

hit for Fats Waller in 1935
[Coral 61830]
written by Fred E. Ahlert & Joe Young

[Columbia 40820]
written by Melvin Endsley

as Larry Williams and His Band
[Specialty 608]
written by Larry Williams

[Columbia 4-40864]
written by Marty Robbins

#1 hit for Guy Lombardo in 1937
[Fraternity 755]
written by Jack Sharpe & Jerry Herst

[Dot 15548]
written by Anthony September & Charlie Gracie

R
written by Jester Hairston

[Dot 15537]
written by Roaring Lion

as Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group
[Mercury 71094]
written by traditional

written by Dennise Norwood

as Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group
written by Lonnie Donegan, Woody Guthrie & Norman Cazden

[Capitol 3639]
written by Audrey Allison & Joe Allison

featuring The Anita Kerr Singers
[Decca 30423]
written by Jimmy Duncan

[Dot 15545]
written by Larry Harrison & Luther Dixon

[Columbia 40803]
written by Marty Robbins

B side to I'm Walking
[Verve 10047]
written by David Gillam

instrumental
[Imperial 5474]
written by Bill Justis & Sid Manker

[RCA Victor 6885]
written by Harry Belafonte & Lord Burgess

[Cameo 117]
written by Bob Crewe & Frank Slay

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #441]
[Dot 15538]
written by Clarence Quick

written by Victor Young & Edward Heyman

[Kapp 184]
written by Ron Hulme

[RCA Epa-1-1515+]
written by Jessie Mae Robinson

written by Con Conrad & Sidney Clare

as Johnny Duncan & the Blue Grass Boys
written by Randolph Padmore & Sylvester Devere

written by Artie Singer

[Imperial 5463]
written by Pearl Lendhurst

[Capitol 3628]
written by Smokey Rogers

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #442]
[Specialty 611]
written by Richard Penniman

[Specialty 606]
written by Enotris Johnson & Richard Penniman

[Decca 30262]
written by Harold Adamson & Victor Young

charted as Valley of Tears / It's You I Love from June 3rd in US R&B charts
[Imperial 5442]
written by Antoine Domino & Dave Bartholomew

[Mercury 71242]
written by Nancy Lee & Clyde Otis

[Specialty 615]
written by Larry Williams

as Billy Ward & His Dominoes
[Liberty 55071]
written by Hoagy Carmichael & Mitchell Parish

[Cadence 1323]
written by Melvin Endsley

[Kapp 184]
written by Russ Hamilton

[Verve 10047]
written by Fats Domino & Dave Bartholomew

written by Claire Rothrock, Milton Yakus & Allan Jeffrey

[Cameo 107]
written by Harry Land & John Sheldon

All the Way / Chicago charted as a double A side in the UK
[Capitol 3793]
written by Fred Fisher

[Checker 872]
written by Margo Sylvia & Gilbert Lopez

[Epic 9216]
written by Bobby Stevenson & David Hill

[ABC-Paramount 9855]
written by Paul Anka

[Capitol 3737]
written by Ollie Jones

[Atlantic 1144]
written by Laura Webb, Jannie Pought, Reather Dixon, Helen Gathers & Emma Pought

[Dot 45-15558]
written by Ned Miller

[Aladdin 3398]
written by Bobby Day

written by Jimmy Duncan

as Terry Gilkyson & The Easy Riders
written by Roaring Lion

[Specialty 598]
written by Albert Collins & Little Richard

featuring Nancy Whiskey
written by Elizabeth Cotten

[Mercury 71032]
written by Agnes White, Buck Ram & Peter Tinturin

with Frank Comstock
[Columbia 40835]
written by Sid Wayne & Dee Libbey

written by Peter De Angelis & Bob Marcucci

written by various

as Lonnie Donegan & His Skiffle Group
written by Wally Whyton & William Varley

written by Glen Moore & Milton Subotsky

written by Harold Adamson & Victor Young

as Frankie Laine with The Easy Riders
[Columbia 40856]
written by Frank Miller, Richard Dehr & Terry Gilkyson

[Columbia 40851]
written by Al Stillman & Robert Allen

instrumental hit for Bing Crosby in 1937
[Dot 15661]
written by Harry Tobias & Percy Wenrich

[RCA 47-6930]
written by Jay Livingston & Ray Evans