1949 HIT PARADE WINNERS
FIRST PLACE SONGS - (TOTAL WEEKS)
SOME ENCHANTED EVENING (21)
Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II; Music: Richard Rodgers
Introduced in the Musical Theatre: South Pacific
HOW SOON (07)
Carroll Lucas and Jack Owens
RUDOLPH THE RED-NOSED REINDEER (12)
Johnny Marks
A ROOM FULL OF ROSES (14)
Tim Spencer
I CAN, DREAM CAN'T I? (17)
Lyrics: Irving Kahal; Music: Sammy Fain
Introduced in the Theatre Revue: Right This Way
THAT LUCKY OLD SUN (12)
Lyrics: Haven Gillespie; Music: Beasley Smith
AGAIN (20)
Lyrics: Dorcas Cochran; Music: Lionel Newman
Introduced in the non-musical Film: Road House
DREAMER'S HOLIDAY (15)
Lyrics: Kim Gannon; Music: Mabel Wayne
FAR AWAY PLACES (19)
Joan Whitney and Alex Kramer
GHOST RIDERS IN THE SKY (13)
Stan Jones
Introduced in the film: Riders in the Sky
POWDER YOUR FACE WITH SUNSHINE (15)
Lyrics: Stanley Rochinski; Music: Carmen Lomnbardo
DEAR HEARTS AND GENTLE PEOPLE (15)
Lyrics: Bob Hilliard; Music: Sammy Fain
MULE TRAIN (07)
Fred Glickman, Hy Heath and Johnny Lange
Introduced in the musical film: Singing Guns
DON'T CRY, JOE (13)
Joe Marsala
YOU'RE BREAKING MY HEART (15)
Pat Genaro and Sunny Skylar
CRUISING DOWN THE RIVER (19)
Nell Tollerton and Eily Beadell
SECOND PLACE SONGS - (TOTAL WEEKS)
BALI HAI (17)
Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II; Music: Richard Rodgers
Introduced in the Musical Theatre: South Pacific
RED ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY (12)
Roy C. Bennett and Sid Tepper
SUNFLOWER (13)
Mack David
FOREVER AND EVER (21)
Lyrics: Malia Rosa; Music: Franz Winkler
GALWAY BAY (12)
Arthur Colahan
LET'S TAKE AN OLD FASHIONED WALK (09)
Irving Berlin
Introduced in the Musical Theatre: Miss Liberty
SOMEDAY (YOU'LL WANT ME TO WANT YOU) (10)
Jimmie Hodges
MAYBE IT'S BECAUSE (09)
Lyrics: Johnnie Scott; Music: Harry Ruby
Introduced in the Musical Theatre: Along Fifth Avenue
THIRD PLACE SONGS - (TOTAL WEEKS)
A, YOU'RE ADORABLE (13)
Fred Wise, Buddy Kaye and Sidney Lippman
A MAN AND HIS DREAM (10)
Lyrics: Johnny Burke; Music: James V. Monaco
Introduced in the musical film: Star Maker
Originally written in 1939, revived in 1949
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