"Kiss Me Sailor" from Diane Renay debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 2nd 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 37.
Highest worldwide peak was six (United States).
Album: "Navy Blue" (1964).
2. "C'mon Everybody"
Answer: Elvis Presley
"C'mon Everybody" from Elvis Presley debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 2nd 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 29.
3. "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying"
Answer: Gerry and The Pacemakers
"Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying" from Gerry and The Pacemakers debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 2nd 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 21.
Highest worldwide peak was four (Canada and United States).
Album: "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying" (1964).
4. "My Guy"
Answer: Mary Wells
"My Guy" from Mary Wells debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 2nd 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was one (Two weeks).
The song peaked at number one in:
Australia
New Zealand
United States.
Album: "Mary Wells Sings My Guy" (1964).
5. "My Boy Lollipop"
Answer: Millie Small
"My Boy Lollipop" from Millie Small debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 2nd 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was two.
The song peaked at number one in:
Brazil
Canada
Ireland
Singapore
South Africa
Sweden.
Album: "My Boy Lollipop" (1964).
6. "Invisible Tears"
Answer: Ned Miller
"Invisible Tears" from Ned Miller debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 2nd 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 18.
7. "It's Over"
Answer: Roy Orbison
"It's Over" from Roy Orbison debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 2nd 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was nine.
The song peaked at number one in:
Ireland
New Zealand
United Kingdom.
8. "Poison Ivy"
Answer: Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs
"Poison Ivy" from Billy Thorpe and The Aztecs debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 9th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was three.
Album: "Poison Ivy" (1964).
9. "Tell Me When"
Answer: The Applejacks
"Tell Me When" from The Applejacks debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 9th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 50.
Highest worldwide peak was five (United Kingdom).
10. "(We're Gonna) Rock Around The Clock"
Answer: Bill Haley and His Comets
"(We're Gonna) Rock Around The Clock" from Bill Haley and His Comets debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on July 30th 1955 and re-debuted on May 16th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was one (Six weeks - 1955).
The song peaked at number one in:
Australia
United Kingdom
United States
West Germany.
Album: "Rock Around The Clock" (1955).
11. "Yesterday's Gone"
Answer: Chad & Jeremy
"Yesterday's Gone" from Chad & Jeremy debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 16th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 26.
Highest worldwide peak was 20 (Canada).
Album: "Yesterday's Gone" (1964).
12. "I Only Have Eyes For You"
Answer: Cliff Richard
"I Only Have Eyes For You" from Cliff Richard debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 16th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 31.
13. "Don't Throw Your Love Away"
Answer: The Searchers
"Don't Throw Your Love Away" from The Searchers debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 16th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 14.
The song peaked at number one in:
Ireland
New Zealand
United Kingdom.
Album: "This Is Us" (1964).
14. "Carol"
Answer: Tommy Roe
"Carol" from Tommy Roe debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 16th 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 16.
15. "Walk On By"
Answer: Dionne Warwick
"Walk On By" from Dionne Warwick debuted in the Australian Singles Chart on May 23rd 1964.
The highest Australian chart peak was 28.
Highest worldwide peak was four (New Zealand).
Grammy nomination:
Best Rhythm & Blues Recording - 1965.
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