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Billboard Hot 100 — April 13, 1963

The Billboard Hot 100 for the week of April 13, 1963. "He's So Fine" by The Chiffons 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
He's So Fine
The Chiffons
2
Can't Get Used To Losing You
Andy Williams
3
South Street
The Orlons
4
The End Of The World
Skeeter Davis
5
Baby Workout
Jackie Wilson
6
Our Day Will Come
Ruby And The Romantics
7
I Will Follow Him
Little Peggy March
8
Puff (The Magic Dragon)
Peter, Paul & Mary
9
Young Lovers
Paul and Paula
10
Do The Bird
Dee Dee Sharp
11
In Dreams
Roy Orbison
12
Pipeline
Chantay's
13
Don't Say Nothin' Bad (About My Baby)
The Cookies
14
Rhythm Of The Rain
The Cascades
15
Our Winter Love
Bill Pursell
16
Mr. Bass Man
Johnny Cymbal
17
Twenty Miles
Chubby Checker
18
Follow The Boys
Connie Francis
19
You're The Reason I'm Living
Bobby Darin
20
All I Have To Do Is Dream
Richard Chamberlain
21
Blame It On The Bossa Nova
Eydie Gorme
22
On Broadway
The Drifters
23
I Wanna Be Around
Tony Bennett
24
Out Of My Mind
Johnny Tillotson
25
Over The Mountain (Across The Sea)
Bobby Vinton
26
Don't Be Afraid, Little Darlin'
Steve Lawrence
27
Sandy
Dion
28
Young And In Love
Dick and DeeDee
29
I Got What I Wanted
Brook Benton
30
Mecca
Gene Pitney
31
Watermelon Man
Mongo Santamaria Band
32
Laughing Boy
Mary Wells
33
Surfin' U.S.A.
The Beach Boys
34
Charms
Bobby Vee
35
Yakety Sax
Boots Randolph and his Combo
36
Let's Limbo Some More
Chubby Checker
37
Wild Weekend
The Rebels
38
What Will My Mary Say
Johnny Mathis
39
Days Of Wine And Roses
Andy Williams
40
Walk Like A Man
The 4 Seasons
41
Linda
Jan & Dean
42
All Over The World
Nat King Cole
43
Foolish Little Girl
The Shirelles
44
Tom Cat
The Rooftop Singers
45
Days Of Wine And Roses
Henry Mancini And His Orchestra
46
Why Do Lovers Break Each Other's Heart?
Bob B. Soxx And The Blue Jeans
47
You Don't Love Me Anymore (And I Can Tell)
Rick Nelson
48
One Broken Heart For Sale
Elvis Presley With The Mello Men
49
Ruby Baby
Dion
50
If You Wanna Be Happy
Jimmy Soul
51
Love For Sale
Arthur Lyman Group
52
Don't Set Me Free
Ray Charles and his Orchestra
53
I Got A Woman
Rick Nelson
54
Locking Up My Heart
The Marvelettes
55
I'm Just A Country Boy
George McCurn
56
Losing You
Brenda Lee
57
Rainbow
Gene Chandler
58
He's Got The Power
The Exciters
59
A Love She Can Count On
The Miracles
60
What Are Boys Made Of
The Percells
61
Sun Arise
Rolf Harris
62
Reverend Mr. Black
The Kingston Trio
63
Back At The Chicken Shack, Part 1
Jimmy Smith
64
Dearer Than Life
Brook Benton
65
Amy
Paul Petersen
66
Little Band Of Gold
James Gilreath
67
Here I Stand
The Rip Chords
68
I Love You Because
Al Martino
69
Sax Fifth Avenue
Johnny Beecher and his Buckingham Road Quintet
70
Take These Chains From My Heart
Ray Charles
71
Two Faces Have I
Lou Christie
72
Killer Joe
The Rocky Fellers
73
Don't Wanna Think About Paula
Dickey Lee
74
How Can I Forget
Jimmy Holiday
75
Bill Bailey, Won't You Please Come Home
Ella Fitzgerald
76
Whatever You Want
Jerry Butler
77
That's How Heartaches Are Made
Baby Washington
78
Two Kind Of Teardrops
Del Shannon
79
Meditation (Meditacao)
Charlie Byrd
80
Hot Pastrami
The Dartells
81
Funny Man
Ray Stevens
82
Ask Me
Maxine Brown
83
(Today I Met) The Boy I'm Gonna Marry
Darlene Love
84
This Empty Place
Dionne Warwick
85
Bony Moronie
The Appalachians
86
Don't Let Her Be Your Baby
The Contours
87
Call Me Irresponsible
Frank Sinatra
88
Heart
Kenny Chandler
89
Remember Diana
Paul Anka
90
Memory Lane
The Hippies (Formerly The Tams)
91
Hot Cakes! 1st Serving
Dave "Baby" Cortez
92
Preacherman
Charlie Russo
93
Theme From Lawrence Of Arabia
Ferrante & Teicher
94
Don't Mention My Name
The Shepherd Sisters
95
Shame, Shame, Shame
Jimmy Reed
96
The Dog
Rufus Thomas
97
Come And Get These Memories
Martha & The Vandellas
98
He's So Heavenly
Brenda Lee
99
Still
Bill Anderson
100
Not For All The Money In The World
The Shirelles
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