THE ONES THAT GOT AWAY — THE 1950s
20 fantastic records that never reached UK No.1 on their original release! Every one of these songs has, according to our best research and estimates, sold more than enough over its lifetime to have been a UK No.1 hit. Some have sold vastly more than many actual chart-toppers! Think of “Mr. Brightside” by The Killers or “Wonderwall” by Oasis. Neither reached UK No.1, yet both became enormous long-term successes. Some came agonisingly close, while others found their greatest success years later. They may have missed the top spot, but they certainly didn’t miss out on success!

1950s — The Ones That Got Away

20 unforgettable hits
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Pat Boone

“Love Letters in the Sand”
1957UK peak: No.221 chart weeks

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Elvis Presley

“Heartbreak Hotel”
1956UK peak: No.222 chart weeks

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Elvis Presley

“Hound Dog”
1956UK peak: No.223 chart weeks

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Cliff Richard & The Drifters

“Move It”
1958UK peak: No.217 chart weeks

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Pat Boone

“Bernadine”
1957UK peak: No.222 chart weeks

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Pat Boone

“A Wonderful Time Up There”
1958UK peak: No.219 chart weeks

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Buddy Holly

“Peggy Sue”
1957UK peak: No.617 chart weeks

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Little Richard

“Long Tall Sally”
1956UK peak: No.3

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Little Richard

“Tutti Frutti”
1956UK peak: No.29

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The Platters

“The Great Pretender”
1956UK peak: No.5

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The Platters

“Only You”
1956UK peak: No.5

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Frank Chacksfield

“Terry’s Theme from Limelight”
1953UK peak: No.2

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Danny & The Juniors

“At the Hop”
1958UK peak: No.3

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The Crickets

“Oh Boy!”
1957UK peak: No.3

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The Everly Brothers

“Wake Up Little Susie”
1957UK peak: No.2

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Elvis Presley

“Love Me Tender”
1956UK peak: No.11

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The Big Bopper

“Chantilly Lace”
1958UK peak: No.128 chart weeks

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Fats Domino

“Blueberry Hill”
1956UK peak: No.6

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Elvis Presley

“(Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear”
1957UK peak: awaiting verification

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Ricky Nelson

“Poor Little Fool”
1958UK peak: awaiting verification

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