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REVIEW MUSICAL POPULARITY POLL
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On Phonographs-
Best Selling Records-
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10.
Pistol Pac kin' Mama
The Dreamer
Oh. What A Beautiful Morning
Paper Doll
Sunday, Monday or Always
People Will Say We're In Love
Put Your Arms Around Me. Honey
If You Please
Victory Polka
They're Either Too Young or Too Old
On Radio-
1.
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5.
6.
1. For the First Time
2. I Dug A Ditch
3. Candlelight and Wine
4. I'll Be Home For Christmas
5. How Sweet You Are
6. Oh, What A Beautiful Morning
7. Surrey With The Fringe On Top
8. Victory Polka
9. White Christmas
10. My Shining Hour
Best Selling Sheet Music-
1. Pistol Packin' Mama (Mayfair)
2. Paper Doll (Mark.)
3. My Heart Tells Me (Bregman-Vocco-
Conn)
4_ They're Either Too Young or Too Old
(Witmark)
5. People Will Say We're In Love (Craw-
ford)
6_ Oh, What A Beautiful Morning (Craw-
ford)
7_ Sunday, Monday or Always (Mayfair)
8. All or Nothing At All (Leeds)
9. In My Arms (Pacific)
10. Put Your Arms Around Me Honey
(Broadway)
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10.
Pistol Packin' Mama (Binq Crosby·
Andrews Sisters) Decca 23277
Pistol Packin' Mama (AI Dexter) Okeh
6708
Paper Doll (Mills Brothers) Decca
18318
Sunday, Mondav or Always (Bing
Crosby) Decca 18561
People Will Say We' re In Love (Frank
Sinatra) Columbia 36682
People Will Say We're In Love (Bing
Crosby) Decca 18564
Oh, What A Beautiful Morning (Bing
Crosby) Decca 18564
Boogie Woogie (Tommy Dorsey) Vic·
tor 26054
I Heard You Cried Last Night (Harry
James) Columbia 36677
~Xs~eart Tells Me (Glen Gray) Decca
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Mention 01 THE COIN MACHINE REVIEW
1. Pistol Packin' Mama
2. Paper Doll
3. People Will Say We're In Love
4. Oh, What A Beautiful Morning
5. Sunday, Monday or Always
6. White Christmas
7. They're Either Too Young or Too Old
8. The Dreamer
9, My Heart Tells Me
10. Blue Rain
Western Hit Parade-
1.
2.
Born To Lose (Ted Daffin's Texans)
There's A Star Spangled Banner (El-
ton Britt)
3. When My Blue Moon Turns to Gold
Again (Wylie Walker and Jean Sul-
livan)
4. No Letter Todav (Ted Daffin's Texans)
5. Pins and Needles (Bob Atcher)
6. Home in San Antone (Bob Wills and
His Texas Playboys)
7. Honey, I'm In Love With You (Kurt
Massey's Westerners)
8. End Of The World (Jimmy Davis)
9. Dusty Skies (Bob Wills and His Texas
Playboys)
10. Wabash Cannon Ball (Roy Acuff)
Sepia Hit Parade-
Top tunes in colored spots. supplied at press
time by Otis Rene. of Excelsior Records. for
exclusive publication in THE REVIEW:
1. Shoo Shoo Baby (Ella Mae Morae)
Capitol
2. Don't Cry Baby (Erskine Hawkins)
Bluebird
3. All For You (King Cole Trio) Capitol
4. Sweet Slumber (Lucky Millinder) Decca
5_ No Letter Today (Dick Robertson)
Decca
6. Pistol Packin' Mama (Bing Crosby)
Decca
7. Cherry (Harry James) Columbia
8. Stompy Jones (Duke Ellington) Victor
9. ~r Camp Blues (Ollie Shephard)
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11.
12.
If You Please (Frank Sinatra) Co-
lumbia
Chauffeur Blues (Memphis Minnie)
Okeh
Paper Doll (Mills Brothers) Decca
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1943