Top Songs of 1959 Greatest Hits and Chart Singles

hit for Hank Snow in 1953 ; charted as A Fool Such As I / I Need Your Love Tonight in UK charts
[RCA Victor 47-7506]
written by Bill Trader

[RCA Victor 47-7600]
written by Aaron Schroeder & Sidney Wyche

US B-side to (Now and Then There's) A Fool Such As I ; charted as A Fool Such As I / I Need Your Love Tonight in UK charts
[RCA Victor 47-7506]
written by Sid Wayne & Bix Reichner

[Swan 4043]
written by Joe Turner Layton & Henry Creamer

instrumental
[Canadian American 103]
written by Santo Farina & Johnny Farina

B side to Never Be Anyone Else But You
[Imperial 5565]
written by Dorsey Burnette

[Atco 6146]
written by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller

[Swan 4031]
written by Bob Crewe, Frank Slay & Frederick Picariello

[Imperial 5565]
written by Baker Knight

[Imperial 5595]
written by Johnny Burnette

B side to Just a Little Too Much
[Imperial 5595]
written by Baker Knight

written by Jimmy Bennett, Lionel Bart & Michael Pratt

B side to Take A Message to Mary
[Cadence 1364]
written by Boudleaux Bryant & Felice Bryant

[novelty]
[Atco 6141]
written by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller

US B-side to A Big Hunk O' Love
[RCA Victor 47-7600]
written by Ivory Joe Hunter

as Cliff Richard & The Drifters
written by Ian Ralph Samwell & Joseph Seener

[Coral 62134]
written by Buddy Holly

instrumental
[Canadian American 107]
written by Ann Farina, Johnny Farina & Santo Farina

as Cliff Richard & The Shadows
[ABC 10066]
written by Ian Ralph Samwell

[London 1857]
written by Billy Fury

[Chess 1722]
written by Chuck Berry

as Cliff Richard & The Drifters
written by Jim Gustard & Johnny May

[Specialty 664]
written by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller

[Brunswick 55124]
written by Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery

written by Billy Fury

[Chess 1729]
written by Chuck Berry

[Top Rank 2008]
written by George Tomsco

[Swan 4038]
written by Bob Crewe & Frank Slay

[Del-Fi 4114]
written by Ritchie Valens & Robert Kuhn

[Chess 1716]
written by Chuck Berry

US B side to "Almost Grown" in the US
[Chess 1722]
written by Chuck Berry

[Del-Fi 4117]
written by Ritchie Valens & Robert Kuhn