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Billboard Hot 100 — July 28, 1962

The Billboard Hot 100 for the week of July 28, 1962. "Roses Are Red (My Love)" by Bobby Vinton held the #1 spot this week. Below are all 100 songs on the chart, with links to listen on YouTube and Spotify.

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#Song / Artist
1
Roses Are Red (My Love)
Bobby Vinton
2
The Wah Watusi
The Orlons
3
Sealed With A Kiss
Brian Hyland
4
I Can't Stop Loving You
Ray Charles
5
The Stripper
David Rose and His Orchestra
6
Speedy Gonzales
Pat Boone
7
Wolverton Mountain
Claude King
8
Breaking Up Is Hard To Do
Neil Sedaka
9
Gravy (For My Mashed Potatoes)
Dee Dee Sharp
10
Ahab, The Arab
Ray Stevens
11
Johnny Get Angry
Joanie Sommers
12
Dancin' Party
Chubby Checker
13
Theme From Dr. Kildare (Three Stars Will Shine Tonight)
Richard Chamberlain
14
The Loco-Motion
Little Eva
15
You'll Lose A Good Thing
Barbara Lynn
16
Palisades Park
Freddy Cannon
17
Al Di La'
Emilio Pericoli
18
(Girls, Girls, Girls) Made To Love
Eddie Hodges
19
Twist And Shout
The Isley Brothers
20
I Need Your Loving
Don Gardner And Dee Dee Ford
21
Having A Party
Sam Cooke
22
Welcome Home Baby
The Shirelles
23
Party Lights
Claudine Clark
24
Things
Bobby Darin
25
I'll Never Dance Again
Bobby Rydell
26
Heart In Hand
Brenda Lee
27
Little Diane
Dion
28
It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin'
Johnny Tillotson
29
It Started All Over Again
Brenda Lee
30
Johnny Loves Me
Shelley Fabares
31
Snap Your Fingers
Joe Henderson
32
Little Bitty Pretty One
Clyde McPhatter
33
Bongo Stomp
Little Joey And The Flips
34
Little Red Rented Rowboat
Joe Dowell
35
Have A Good Time
Sue Thompson
36
Playboy
The Marvelettes
37
The Crowd
Roy Orbison
38
Cindy's Birthday
Johnny Crawford
39
A Steel Guitar And A Glass Of Wine
Paul Anka
40
Seven Day Weekend
Gary U.S. Bonds
41
But Not For Me
Ketty Lester
42
Route 66 Theme
Nelson Riddle
43
Steel Men
Jimmy Dean
44
Bring It On Home To Me
Sam Cooke
45
Summertime, Summertime
The Jamies
46
Walk On The Wild Side (Part 1)
Jimmy Smith And The Big Band
47
Mary's Little Lamb
James Darren
48
West Of The Wall
Toni Fisher
49
I Don't Love You No More (I Don't Care About You)
Jimmy Norman
50
Limbo Rock
The Champs
51
Fortuneteller
Bobby Curtola
52
What's A Matter Baby (Is It Hurting You)
Timi Yuro
53
Stranger On The Shore
Mr. Acker Bilk
54
Bristol Twistin' Annie
The Dovells
55
The Ballad Of Paladin
Duane Eddy
56
You Don't Know Me
Ray Charles
57
Baby Elephant Walk
Lawrence Welk And His Orchestra
58
Never In A Million Years
Linda Scott
59
Ben Crazy
Dickie Goodman
60
Rinky Dink
Baby Cortez
61
Where Are You
Dinah Washington
62
If I Should Lose You
Dreamlovers
63
Hot Pepper
Floyd Cramer
64
A Swingin' Safari
Billy Vaughn And His Orchestra
65
Shout And Shimmy
James Brown And The Famous Flames
66
Boom Boom
John Lee Hooker
67
A Taste Of Honey
Martin Denny and His Orchestra
68
Make It Easy On Yourself
Jerry Butler
69
My Daddy Is President
Little Jo Ann
70
I Just Can't Help It
Jackie Wilson
71
Swingin' Gently
Earl Grant
72
Shame On Me
Bobby Bare
73
Sheila
Tommy Roe
74
Why Did You Leave Me?
Vince Edwards
75
All Night Long
Sandy Nelson
76
Call Me Mr. In-Between
Burl Ives
77
Sweet And Lovely
April Stevens & Nino Tempo
78
Vacation
Connie Francis
79
Goodnight, Irene
Jerry Reed And The Hully Girlies
80
Beach Party
King Curtis And The Noble Knights
81
The Bird Man
The Highwaymen
82
Above The Stars
Mr. Acker Bilk
83
Worried Mind
Ray Anthony
84
Alley Cat
Bent Fabric and His Piano
85
La Bomba
The Tokens
86
Devil Woman
Marty Robbins
87
A Miracle
Frankie Avalon
88
Careless Love
Ray Charles
89
Come On Little Angel
The Belmonts
90
Stop The Wedding
Etta James
91
Callin' Doctor Casey
John D. Loudermilk
92
Nothing New (Same Old Thing)
Fats Domino
93
Till Death Do Us Part
Bob Braun
94
Life's Too Short
The Lafayettes
95
Reap What You Sow
Billy Stewart
96
Little Young Lover
The Impressions
97
Theme From "Hatari!"
Henry Mancini And His Orchestra
98
I'm Tossin' And Turnin' Again
Bobby Lewis
99
Jivin' Around
Al Casey Combo
100
Come On Baby
Bruce Channel
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