of 1960 Greatest Hits and Chart Singles

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #149]
[Warner 5151]
written by Don Everly & Phil Everly

hit for Vaughn Deleath in 1927
[RCA Victor 47-7810]
written by Lou Handman & Roy Turk

adapted from the italian song "o sole mio", 1899
[RCA Victor 47-7777]
written by Wally Gold & Aaron Schroeder

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #182]
[Atlantic 2071]
written by Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman

Grammy Award for Record of the Year 1961 instrumental
[Columbia 4-41490]
written by Max Steiner & Mack Discant

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #232]
[Monument 421]
written by Roy Orbison & Joe Melson

[Cadence 1384]
written by Phil Kaufman & Mike Anthony

[RCA Victor 47-7740]
written by John Leslie McFarland & Aaron Schroeder

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #125] originally released as "Tomorrow"
[Scepter 1211]
written by Gerry Goffin & Carole King

[MGM 12923]
written by Jack Keller & Howard Greenfield

[Cub 9067]
written by Fred Tobias & Clint Ballard Jr.

[MGM 12899]
written by Jack Keller & Howard Greenfield

instrumental
[Jamie 1156]
written by Aaron Schroeder, Don Costa & Wally Gold

[novelty]
[Kapp 342]
written by Paul Vance & Lee Pockriss

Grammy Award for Song of the Year 1961 instrumental
[United Artists 274]
written by Ernest Gold

[Decca 31093]
written by Dub Albritton & Ronnie Self

[Cameo 171]
written by Dave Appell, Kal Mann & Bernie Lowe

[Herald 552]
written by Maurice Williams

[RCA Victor 7783]
written by Sam Cooke & Charles Cooke

[Mercury 71598]
written by Jack Fautheree & Wayne Gray

[Dolton 25]
written by Johnny Smith

[novelty]
[Epic 9596]
written by Rolf Harris

[novelty]
[Lute 5905]
written by Dallas Frazier

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #44] ; hit for Frankie Trumbauer in 1931
[ABC-Paramount 10135]
written by Hoagy Carmichael & Stuart Gorrell

[Liberty 55287]
written by Anne Orlowski & Aaron Schroeder

[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #451]
[Parkway 811]
written by Hank Ballard

Lucille / So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) released as a double a-side in the UK
[Warner 5163]
written by Don Everly

[Decca 31149]
written by Kim Gannon, Giuseppe Spotti & Alberto Testa

[Warner 5137]
written by Bill Post & Doree Post

[Liberty 55285]
written by Bob Sherman & Dick Sherman

[ABC-Paramount 45-10085]
written by Barry Mann & Hank Hunter

[RCA Victor 7829]
written by Neil Sedaka & Howard Greenfield

[novelty]
[Warner 5172]
written by Boudleaux Bryant

[Cadence 1380]
written by Phil Everly

instrumental trumpet solo by Charly Tabor
[Decca 31141]
written by Klaus Günter Neumann

[Jamie 1175]
written by Hans Wittstatt & Dory Langdon

[Dot 16161]
written by Heino Gaze, Hans Bradtke, Lee Pockriss & Paul Vance

[novelty]
[Era 3024]
written by Al De Lory, Fred Darian & Joseph Van Winkle

[Columbia 41782]
written by Mike Phillips

[Top Rank 2028]
written by Jack Scott

hit for Benny Goodman in 1948
[Atco 6158]
written by Charles Trenet & Jack Lawrence

instrumental
[RCA Victor 7775]
written by Floyd Cramer

featuring Bill "Smokey" Robinson
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #495]
[Tamla 54034]
written by Smokey Robinson & Berry Gordy

[RCA Victor 47-7692]
written by Don Robertson & Hal Blair

[ABC-Paramount 10082]
written by Paul Anka

[London 1918]
written by Lionel Bart

[Liberty 55242]
written by Eddie Cochran

[Liberty 55258]
written by Barry De Vorzon & Ted Ellis

[Columbia 41571]
written by Frank Miller, Richard Dehr & Terry Gilkyson

instrumental
[Dolton 28]
written by Alberto Domínguez

instrumental
[ABC 10138]
written by Jerry Lordan

written by Peter De Angelis & Robert Marcucci

as Lonnie Donegan & His Group
written by Peter Buchanan, Lonnie Donegan & Beverley Thorne

written by Jeff Barry & Ben Raleigh

as Cliff Richard & The Shadows
[ABC 10136]
written by Bruce Welch & Pete Chester

US B-side to It's Now Or Never;
[RCA Victor 47-7777]
written by Doc Pomus & Mort Shuman

[Cub 9068]
written by Les Vandyke

as Cliff Richard & The Shadows
written by Bruce Welch

written by Earl Shuman & Mort Garson

written by Johnny Kidd

[Cameo 179]
written by Domenico Modugno & Franco Migliacci

[Top Rank 2041]
written by Walter Scott

as U.S. Bonds
[Legrand 1003]
written by Frank Guida & Joseph Royster

[Imperial 5675]
written by Antoine Domino, Dave Bartholomew & Robert Guidry

[RCA 47-7670]
written by Irving Gordon

[RCA Victor 7709]
written by Neil Sedaka & Howard Greenfield

answer to Jim Reeves' "He'll Have to Go"
[Capitol 4368]
written by Audrey Allison, Charles Grean & Joe Allison

Lucille / So Sad (To Watch Good Love Go Bad) released as a double a-side in the UK
[Warner 5163]
written by Albert Collins & Little Richard

[Mercury 71563]
written by Hugh Williams & Jimmy Kennedy

[Old Town 1076]
written by Carl Spencer & Henry Glover

[Carlton 528]
written by Fred Spielman & Janice Torre

[MGM 12964]
written by Winfield Scott

[Cadence 1376]
written by Gilbert Bécaud, Pierre Delanoë & Mann Curtis

written by Les Vandyke & Perry Ford

written by Cesare Bixio, Hal Barlow, Phil Brito, George Goehring & Sylvia Dee

as Cliff Richard & The Shadows
[ABC 10109]
written by Ian Ralph Samwell

written by Lionel Bart

as Cliff Richard & The Shadows
written by Bunny Lewis & Norrie Paramor

[Monument 425]
written by Roy Orbison & Joe Melson

as Kathy Young & The Innocents
[Indigo 108]
written by Eugene Pearson

[Columbia 41568]
written by Tillman Franks & Johnny Horton

based on saint-saens aria "my heart at thy sweet voice"
[Brunswick 55166]
written by Saint-Saëns, Johnny Lehman & Herb Miller

[Roulette 4304]
written by Reginald Hall & Joe Jones

[Soma 1137]
written by Jimmie Rodgers [country singer] & George Vaughn

[Liberty 55261]
written by Mark Anthony

[Old Town 1094]
written by Joseph Luccisano, Alfonso Gentile & Alfred Striano

[Mercury 71565]
written by Clyde Otis, Murray Stein & Brook Benton

B side to Revival
[Big Top 45-3051]
written by Ira Mack, T.J. Fowler & Tom King

rock version of "Blue Tail Fly"
[Warwick 520]
written by Ira Mack & Tom King

[Mercury 71652]
written by Brook Benton & Clyde Otis

[Jamie 1151]
written by Duane Eddy & Lee Hazlewood

as Rosie & The Originals
[Highland 1011]
written by Rosie Hamlin

as Hank Ballard & The Midnighters
[King 5400]
written by Hank Ballard

[London 1929]
written by Alec Wilder, Augusto Alguero & Santiago Guardia Moreu

US B side to Ding-a-Ling
[Cameo 175]
written by Bernie Lowe, Dave Appell & Kal Mann

written by Cyril Ornadel & Norman Newell

written by Frank Loesser

as Cliff Richard & The Shadows
written by Otis Blackwell & Waldense Hall

written by Eric Boswell

as Tommy Bruce & the Bruisers
written by Fats Waller, Harry Brooks & Andy Razaf