Bewitched—Gordon Jenkins & His Orchestra (1950) - #24 for the year
Born to Be With You—The Chordettes (1956) - #37 on the year
Stalin Kicked the Bucket—Ray Anderson (1953) - you got me there completely! My mom would like this I’m sure.
Good Golly, Miss Molly—The Playboys (1955) - wow, completely different from Little Richard! And not mentioned at all through Wiki (including the Playboys).
Follow the Rock—The Baybops (1958) - wow you got me totally. I like it - and it’s a tribute to the current scene which was so popular then.
"Good Golly, Miss Molly" was released on the Cat label, a short-lived subsidiary of Atlantic Records. As far as I know, only one song from that label, "Sh-Boom" by the Chords, charted nationally, but I like just about everything that came out on Cat.
In the lyrics of "Follow the Rock" by the Bay Bops, I have found references to 25 song titles--and there may even be a couple more. They are as follows:
- Long Tall Sally--Pat Boone (1956)
- Up on the Mountain--The Magnificents (1956)
- Suddenly, There’s a Valley--Gogi Grant (1955)
- Roll Over Beethoven--The Four Chaps (1956)
- Shake a Hand--Faye Adams (1953)
- Speedo--The Cadillacs (1956)
- Blue Suede Shoes--Carl Perkins (1956)
- The Flying Saucer--Buchanan & Goodman (1956)
- Maybelline--Chuck Berry (1956)
- Rock Around the Clock--Wally Mercer (1952)
- My Boy Flat Top--Dorothy Collins (1955)
- Band of Gold--Don Cherry (1956)
- Stranded in the Jungle--The Jayhawks (1956)
- Fools Fall in Love--The Drifters (1957)
- 1,000 Miles Away--The Heartbeats (1956)
- Blueberry Hill--Fats Domino (1956)
- Rock and Roll Waltz--Kay Starr (1956)
- Why, Baby, Why?--Pat Boone (1957),br>
- All Shook Up--Elvis Presley (1957)
- Pledging my Love--Johnny Ace (1955)
- Party Doll--Buddy Knox (1957)
- 99 Ways--Tab Hunter (1957),br>
- Teenage Crush--Tommy Sands (1957)
- Marianne--Terry Gilkyson & the Easy Riders (1957)
- Don’t Be Cruel--Elvis Presley (1956)