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Billboard Hot 100 — August 4, 1958

The Billboard Hot 100 for the week of August 4, 1958. "Poor Little Fool" by Ricky Nelson sat at #1 on this, the first Hot 100 ever published, on its way to 2 weeks on top.

Chart highlights

August 11, 1958 →

TW = this week, LW = last week (NEW = first week on the chart), Peak = highest position reached up to this week, Wks = weeks on the chart up to this week.

TWLWPeakWksSong / Artist
1–11
Poor Little Fool
Ricky Nelson
2–21
Patricia
Perez Prado And His Orchestra
3–31
Splish Splash
Bobby Darin
4–41
Hard Headed Woman
Elvis Presley With The Jordanaires
5–51
When
Kalin Twins
6–61
Rebel-'rouser
Duane Eddy His Twangy Guitar And The Rebels
7–71
Yakety Yak
The Coasters
8–81
My True Love
Jack Scott
9–91
Willie And The Hand Jive
The Johnny Otis Show
10–101
Fever
Peggy Lee
11–111
Ginger Bread
Frankie Avalon
12–121
Just A Dream
Jimmy Clanton And His Rockets
13–131
Left Right Out Of Your Heart (Hi Lee Hi Lo Hi Lup Up Up)
Patti Page
14–141
If Dreams Came True
Pat Boone
15–151
For Your Precious Love
Jerry Butler and The Impressions
16–161
One Summer Night
The Danleers
17–171
Endless Sleep
Jody Reynolds
18–181
Little Star
The Elegants
19–191
Everybody Loves A Lover
Doris Day
20–201
Do You Want To Dance
Bobby Freeman
21–211
Guess Things Happen That Way
Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
22–221
A Certain Smile
Johnny Mathis
23–231
Western Movies
The Olympics
24–241
The Purple People Eater
Sheb Wooley
25–251
What Am I Living For
Chuck Willis
26–261
Born Too Late
Poni-Tails
27–271
Think It Over
The Crickets
28–281
Secretly
Jimmie Rodgers
29–291
Enchanted Island
The Four Lads
30–301
Angel Baby
Dean Martin
31–311
Chantilly Lace
Big Bopper
32–321
Blue Blue Day
Don Gibson
33–331
The Freeze
Tony And Joe
34–341
Don't Ask Me Why
Elvis Presley With The Jordanaires
35–351
Rock-in Robin
Bobby Day
36–361
No Chemise, Please
Gerry Granahan
37–371
Moon Talk
Perry Como
38–381
Somebody Touched Me
Buddy Knox with the Rhythm Orchids
39–391
That's How Much I Love You
Pat Boone
40–401
Crazy Eyes For You
Bobby Hamilton
41–411
Early In The Morning
Buddy Holly
42–421
You Cheated
The Slades
43–431
Come What May
Clyde McPhatter
44–441
Jennie Lee
Jan & Arnie
45–451
Kathy-O
The Diamonds
46–461
(It's Been A Long Time) Pretty Baby
Gino & Gina
47–471
I Wonder Why
Dion & The Belmonts
48–481
Return To Me
Dean Martin
49–491
All I Have To Do Is Dream
The Everly Brothers
50–501
By The Light Of The Silvery Moon
Jimmy Bowen with the Rhythm Orchids
50–501
Baubles, Bangles And Beads
The Kirby Stone Four
52–521
Early In The Morning
The Rinky-Dinks
53–531
Come Closer To Me (Acercate Mas)
Nat King Cole
54–541
Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (Volaré)
Domenico Modugno
55–551
Let's Go Steady For The Summer
The Three G's
56–561
Leroy
Jack Scott
57–571
You Need Hands
Eydie Gorme
58–581
Fool's Paradise
The Crickets
59–591
Young And Warm And Wonderful
Tony Bennett
60–601
Over And Over
Bobby Day
61–611
Itchy Twitchy Feeling
Bobby Hendricks
62–621
For Your Love
Ed Townsend
63–631
Padre
Toni Arden
63–631
High School Confidential
Jerry Lee Lewis And His Pumping Piano
65–651
You're Making A Mistake
The Platters
66–661
Delicious!
Jim Backus & Friend
67–671
Big Man
The Four Preps
68–681
Volare (Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu)
Dean Martin
69–691
Op
The Honeycones
70–701
Don't Go Home
The Playmates
71–711
Got A Match?
Frank Gallup
72–721
Stupid Cupid
Connie Francis
73–731
Hey Girl - Hey Boy
Oscar McLollie and Jeanette Baker
74–741
Win Your Love For Me
Sam Cooke
74–741
Gotta Have Rain
Eydie Gorme
76–761
Midnight
Paul Anka
77–771
Happy Years
The Diamonds
78–781
Betty Lou Got A New Pair Of Shoes
Bobby Freeman
79–791
The Bird On My Head
David Seville
80–801
Johnny B. Goode
Chuck Berry
81–811
Beautiful Delilah
Chuck Berry
82–821
Blip Blop
Bill Doggett
83–831
Try The Impossible
Lee Andrews And The Hearts
84–841
Summertime Blues
Eddie Cochran
85–851
Got A Match?
The Daddy-O's
86–861
To Be Loved
Jackie Wilson
87–871
Jealousy
Kitty Wells
88–881
Just Like In The Movies
The Upbeats
89–891
Blue Boy
Jim Reeves
90–901
Stay
The Ames Brothers
91–911
The Purple People Eater Meets The Witch Doctor
Joe South
92–921
Bird Dog
The Everly Brothers
93–931
Are You Really Mine
Jimmie Rodgers
94–941
She Was Only Seventeen (He Was One Year More)
Marty Robbins
95–951
Little Mary
Fats Domino
96–961
Over And Over
Thurston Harris
97–971
I Believe In You
Robert & Johnny
98–981
Little Serenade
The Ames Brothers
99–991
I'll Get By (As Long As I Have You)
Billy Williams
100–1001
Judy
Frankie Vaughan
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