BILLBOARD USA NUMBER 1 SINGLES 1950-58

Elvis Presley had the highest number of hits at the top of the Billboard number-one singles chart between January 1950 until August 1958 (10 songs) in addition, Presley remained the longest at the top of the Billboard number-one singles chart between January 1950 until August 1958 (57 weeks).

Patti Page was the artist with second-longest most cumulative run at number one (22 weeks) between January 1950 until August 1958.

Perry Como remained at the top of the Billboard number-one singles chart for 20 weeks between January 1950 until August 1958.

Reached number one	Artist(s)	Single	Record label	Weeks at number one	Ref
1950
January 7, 1950	Gene Autry	"Rudolph, The Red-nosed Reindeer"	N/A	1	[1]
January 14, 1950	The Andrews Sisters	"I Can Dream, Can't I"	N/A	4	[1]
February 11, 1950	Ames Brothers	"Rag Mop"	N/A	1	[1]
February 18, 1950	Red Foley	"Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy"	N/A	4	[1]
March 18, 1950	Teresa Brewer	"Music! Music! Music!"	N/A	4	[1]
April 15, 1950	Eileen Barton	"If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked a Cake"	N/A	2	[1]
April 29, 1950	Anton Karas	"The Third Man Theme"	N/A	11	[1]
July 15, 1950	Nat King Cole	"Mona Lisa"	N/A	5	[1]
August 19, 1950	Gordon Jenkins and The Weavers	"Goodnight Irene"♪ (1950)	N/A	13	[1]
November 18, 1950	Sammy Kaye	"Harbor Lights"	N/A	2	[1]
December 2, 1950	Phil Harris	"The Thing"	N/A	4	[1]
December 30, 1950	Patti Page	"The Tennessee Waltz"	N/A	9	[1]
1951
March 3, 1951	Perry Como	"If"	N/A	6	[1]
March 10, 1951	Mario Lanza	"Be My Love"	N/A	1	[1]
April 21, 1951	Les Paul and Mary Ford	"How High The Moon"	N/A	9	[1]
June 23, 1951	Nat King Cole	"Too Young"♪ (1951)	N/A	5	[1]
July 28, 1951	Rosemary Clooney	"Come On-a My House"	N/A	6	[1]
September 8, 1951	Tony Bennett	"Because Of You"	N/A	8	[1]
November 3, 1951	Tony Bennett	"Cold, Cold Heart"	N/A	6	[1]
December 15, 1951	Eddy Howard	"Sin"	N/A	2	[1]
December 29, 1951	Johnnie Ray and The Four Lads	"Cry"	N/A	11	[1]
1952
March 15, 1952	Kay Starr	"Wheel Of Fortune"	N/A	9	[1]
May 17, 1952	Leroy Anderson	"Blue Tango"♪ (1952)	N/A	5	[1]
June 21, 1952	Al Martino	"Here In My Heart"	N/A	2	[1]
July 5, 1952	Percy Faith	"Delicado"	N/A	1	[1]
July 12, 1952	Vera Lynn	"Auf Wiederseh'n Sweetheart"	N/A	9	[1]
September 13, 1952	Jo Stafford	"You Belong To Me"	N/A	5	[1]
October 18, 1952	Patti Page	"I Went To Your Wedding"	N/A	5	[1]
November 22, 1952	Johnny Standley	"It's In The Book (parts 1 & 2)"	N/A	1	[1]
November 29, 1952	Joni James	"Why Don't You Believe Me"	N/A	4	[1]
December 27, 1952	Jimmy Boyd	"I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus"	N/A	2	[1]
1953
January 10, 1953	Perry Como	"Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes"	N/A	5	[1]
February 14, 1953	Teresa Brewer	"Till I Waltz Again With You"	N/A	5	[1]
March 21, 1953	Patti Page	"The Doggie In The Window"	N/A	8	[1]
May 16, 1953	Percy Faith	"The Song From Moulin Rouge (Where Is Your Heart)"♪ (1953)	N/A	10	[1]
July 25, 1953	Eddie Fisher	"I'm Walking Behind You"	N/A	2	[1]
August 8, 1953	Les Paul and Mary Ford	"Vaya Con Dios (May God Be With You)"	N/A	11	[1]
October 10, 1953	Stan Freberg	"St. George And The Dragonet"	N/A	4	[1]
November 21, 1953	Tony Bennett	"Rags To Riches"	N/A	6	[1]
1954
January 2, 1954	Eddie Fisher	"Oh! My Pa-pa (O Mein Papa)"	N/A	8	[1]
February 27, 1954	Doris Day	"Secret Love"	N/A	3	[1]
March 13, 1954	Jo Stafford	"Make Love To Me!"	N/A	3	[1]
April 10, 1954	Perry Como	"Wanted"	N/A	8	[1]
June 5, 1954	Kitty Kallen	"Little Things Mean A Lot"♪ (1954)	N/A	9	[1]
August 7, 1954	The Crew-Cuts	"Sh-Boom"	N/A	7	[1]
September 25, 1954	Rosemary Clooney	"Hey There"	N/A	6	[1]
November 6, 1954	Rosemary Clooney	"This Ole House"	N/A	1	[1]
November 13, 1954	Eddie Fisher	"I Need You Now"	N/A	3	[1]
December 4, 1954	The Chordettes	"Mr. Sandman"	N/A	7	[1]
1955
January 22, 1955	Joan Weber	"Let Me Go, Lover!"	N/A	2	[1]
February 5, 1955	The Fontane Sisters	"Hearts Of Stone"	N/A	1	[1]
February 12, 1955	The McGuire Sisters	"Sincerely"	N/A	6	[1]
March 26, 1955	Bill Hayes	"The Ballad Of Davy Crockett"	N/A	5	[1]
April 30, 1955	Pérez Prado	"Cherry Pink And Apple Blossom White"♪ (1955)	N/A	10	[1]
July 9, 1955	Bill Haley & His Comets	"(We're Gonna) Rock Around The Clock"	N/A	8	[1]
September 3, 1955	Mitch Miller	"The Yellow Rose Of Texas"	N/A	6	[1]
October 15, 1955	The Four Aces	"Love Is A Many Splendored Thing"	N/A	2	[1]
October 29, 1955	Roger Williams	"Autumn Leaves"	N/A	4	[1]
November 26, 1955	Tennessee Ernie	"Sixteen Tons"	N/A	7	[1]
1956
January 14, 1956	Dean Martin	"Memories Are Made Of This"	N/A	5	[1]
February 18, 1956	Kay Starr	"Rock And Roll Waltz"	N/A	1	[1]
February 25, 1956	Nelson Riddle	"Lisbon Antigua"	N/A	4	[1]
March 24, 1956	Les Baxter	"Poor People Of Paris"	N/A	4	[1]
April 21, 1956	Elvis Presley	"Heartbreak Hotel"♪ (1956)	N/A	8	[1]
June 16, 1956	Gogi Grant	"The Wayward Wind"	N/A	6	[1]
July 28, 1956	Elvis Presley	"I Want You, I Need You, I Love You"	N/A	1	[1]
August 4, 1956	The Platters	"My Prayer"	N/A	2	[1]
August 18, 1956	Elvis Presley	"Don't Be Cruel" / "Hound Dog"	N/A	11	[1]
November 3, 1956	Elvis Presley	"Love Me Tender"	N/A	5	[1]
December 8, 1956	Guy Mitchell	"Singing The Blues"	N/A	9	[1]
1957
February 9, 1957	Elvis Presley	"Too Much"	N/A	3	[1]
March 2, 1957	Tab Hunter	"Young Love"	N/A	4	[1]
March 30, 1957	Buddy Knox	"Party Doll"	N/A	1	[1]
April 6, 1957	Perry Como	"Round And Round"	N/A	1	[1]
April 13, 1957	Elvis Presley	"All Shook Up"♪ (1957)	N/A	8	[1]
June 8, 1957	Pat Boone	"Love Letters In The Sand"	N/A	5	[1]
July 13, 1957	Elvis Presley	"(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear"	N/A	7	[1]
August 31, 1957	Debbie Reynolds	"Tammy"	N/A	3	[1]
September 14, 1957	Paul Anka	"Diana"	N/A	1	[1]
September 28, 1957	The Crickets	"That'll Be The Day"	N/A	1	[1]
October 5, 1957	Jimmie Rodgers	"Honeycomb"	N/A	2	[1]
October 19, 1957	The Everly Brothers	"Wake Up Little Susie"	N/A	1	[1]
October 26, 1957	Elvis Presley	"Jailhouse Rock"/"Treat Me Nice"	N/A	7	[1]
December 7, 1957	Sam Cooke	"You Send Me"	N/A	2	[1]
December 28, 1957	Pat Boone	"April Love"	N/A	2	[1]
1958
January 11 1958	Danny & the Juniors	"At The Hop"	N/A	5	[1]
February 15, 1958	Elvis Presley	"Don't"/"I Beg Of You"	N/A	5	[1]
March 22, 1958	The Champs	"Tequila"	N/A	5	[1]
April 26, 1958	The Platters	"Twilight Time"	N/A	1	[1]
May 3, 1958	David Seville	"Witch Doctor"	N/A	2	[1]
May 17, 1958	The Everly Brothers	"All I Have To Do Is Dream"	N/A	4	[1]
June 14, 1958	Sheb Wooley	"The Purple People Eater"	N/A	6	[1]
July 26, 1958	Elvis Presley	"Hard Headed Woman"	N/A	2	[1]