Your Hit Parade was an American radio and television music program that was broadcast from 1935 to 1953 on radio, and seen from 1950 to 1959 on television. In 1935, they began publishing the earliest weekly music chart, preceding the Billboard singles chart, which was updated weekly by the Billboard magazine beginning on July 27, 1940.

The Your Hit Parade chart was established in April 1935, which operated under a proprietary formula to determine the popularity of a song based on five factors, including 1) record sales (divided between a) retail and b) wholesale), 2) sheet-music copies of the song (both retail and wholesale), 3) number of radio plays, a category that is sub-divided between a) plays on the three national networks and b) plays on local stations, 4) plays on jukeboxes, and 5) numbers of requests to orchestra leaders to play a particular song.[1] As such, though the musicians who popularized each song are credited with having done so, this is not exactly the same as them having made a hit record.

List of number ones

Guy Lombardo replaced himself at the number-one slot seven times total, with a record five consecutive in 1937.
No. Date(s) Song Artist(s) Record label Ref
001 April 20, 1935 "Soon" Bing Crosby with Georgie Stoll and His Orchestra
Decca
 [2][3]
002 April 27, 1935 "Lovely to Look At" Eddy Duchin and His Orchestra
Victor
 [2][3]
003 May 4, 1935 "Lullaby of Broadway" Dorsey Brothers' Orchestra [2][4]
May 11, 1935
004 May 18, 1935 "What's the Reason (I'm Not Pleasin' You)" Guy Lombardo
Decca
 [2][5]
May 25, 1935
005 June 1, 1935 "Life Is a Song" Ruth Etting
Columbia
 [2][6]
June 8, 1935
006 June 15, 1935 "In a Little Gypsy Tea Room" Bob Crosby
Decca
 [2][7]
007 June 22, 1935 "Chasing Shadows" The Dorsey Brothers [2][7]
June 29, 1935
July 6, 1935
re July 13, 1935 "In a Little Gypsy Tea Room" Bob Crosby [2][7]
re July 20, 1935 "Chasing Shadows" The Dorsey Brothers [2][7]
008 July 27, 1935 "In the Middle of a Kiss" Hal Kemp
Brunswick
 [2][7]
re August 3, 1935 "Chasing Shadows" The Dorsey Brothers
Decca
 [2][7]
009 August 10, 1935 "Paris in the Spring" Ray Noble
Victor
 [2][8]
010 August 17, 1935 "And Then Some" Ozzie Nelson
Brunswick
 [2][9]
011 August 24, 1935 "East of the Sun (and West of the Moon)" Tom Coakley
Victor
 [2][10]
012 August 31, 1935 "You're All I Need" Eddy Duchin [2][5]
re September 7, 1935 "East of the Sun (and West of the Moon)" Tom Coakley [2][10]
September 14, 1935
013 September 21, 1935 "I'm in the Mood for Love" Little Jack Little
Columbia
 [2][7]
014 September 28, 1935 "Cheek to Cheek" Fred Astaire
Brunswick
 [2][10]
October 5, 1935
October 12, 1935
October 19, 1935
October 26, 1935
015 November 2, 1935 "You Are My Lucky Star" Eddy Duchin
Victor
 [2][11]
November 9, 1935
November 16, 1935
016 November 23, 1935 "Red Sails in the Sunset" Guy Lombardo
Decca
 [2][12]
November 30, 1935
December 7, 1935
December 14, 1935
017 December 21, 1935 "On Treasure Island" Tommy Dorsey [2][8]
018 December 28, 1935 "A Little Bit Independent" Fats Waller
Victor
 [2][6]
January 4, 1936
019 January 11, 1936 "The Music Goes Round and Round" Tommy Dorsey
Victor
 [2][13]
January 18, 1936
January 25, 1936
020 February 1, 1936 "Moon Over Miami" Eddy Duchin [2][13]
021 February 8, 1936 "Alone" Tommy Dorsey [2][14]
February 15, 1936
February 22, 1936
February 29, 1936
022 March 7, 1936 "Lights Out" Eddy Duchin [2][13]
re March 14, 1936 "Alone" Tommy Dorsey [2][14]
re March 21, 1936 "Lights Out" Eddy Duchin [2][13]
023 March 28, 1936 "Goody Goody" Benny Goodman [2][15]
April 4, 1936
April 11, 1936
April 18, 1936
024 April 25, 1936 "Lost" Guy Lombardo [2][13]
May 2, 1936
May 9, 1936
025 May 16, 1936 "Melody from the Sky" Jan Garber
Decca
 [2][13]
026 May 23, 1936 "You" Tommy Dorsey Victor [2][16]
re May 30,
1936		 "Lost" Guy Lombardo
Victor
 [2][13]
027 June 6, 1936 "Is It True What They Say About Dixie?" Jimmy Dorsey
Decca
 [2][17]
June 13, 1936
June 20, 1936
June 27, 1936
028 July 4, 1936 "The Glory of Love" Benny Goodman
Victor
 [2][15]
re July 11, 1936 "Is It True What They Say About Dixie?" Jimmy Dorsey
Decca
 [2][17]
029 July 18, 1936 "Take My Heart" Eddy Duchin
Victor
 [2][18]
July 25, 1936
030 August 1, 1936 "These Foolish Things (Remind Me of You)" Benny Goodman [2][19]
August 8, 1936
031 August 15, 1936 "When I'm With You" Hal Kemp
Brunswick
 [2][16]
August 22, 1936
032 August 29, 1936 "Did I Remember" Shep Fields
Bluebird
 [2][14]
September 5, 1936
September 12, 1936
September 19, 1936
September 26, 1936
October 3, 1936
033 October 10, 1936 "When Did You Leave Heaven" Guy Lombardo
Victor
 [2][20]
October 17, 1936
034 October 24, 1936 "The Way You Look Tonight" Fred Astaire
Brunswick
 [2][20]
October 31, 1936
November 7, 1936
November 14, 1936
November 21, 1936
November 28, 1936
035 December 5, 1936 "I'll Sing You a Thousand Love Songs" Eddy Duchin
Victor
 [2][15]
036 December 12, 1936 "In the Chapel in the Moonlight" Shep Fields
Bluebird
 [2][17]
037 December 19, 1936 "Pennies from Heaven" Bing Crosby
Decca
 [2][13]
re December 26, 1936 "In the Chapel in the Moonlight" Shep Fields
Bluebird
 [2][17]
January 2, 1937
re January 9, 1937 "Pennies from Heaven" Bing Crosby
Decca
 [2][13]
038 January 16, 1937 "It's De-Lovely" Eddy Duchin
Victor
 [2][21]
re January 23, 1937 "Pennies from Heaven" Bing Crosby
Decca
 [2][13]
January 30, 1937
039 February 6, 1937 "Goodnight My Love" Benny Goodman
Victor
 [2][22]
February 13, 1937
040 February 20, 1937 "With Plenty of Money and You" Henry Busse
Decca
 [2][21][23]
re February 27, 1937 "Goodnight My Love" Benny Goodman
Victor
 [2][22]
March 6, 1937
041 March 13, 1937 "When My Dream Boat Comes Home" Guy Lombardo [2][24]
042 March 20, 1937 "This Year's Kisses" Benny Goodman [2][25]
March 27, 1937
043 April 3, 1937 "Boo-Hoo" Guy Lombardo [2][22]
April 10, 1937
April 17, 1937
April 24, 1937
May 1, 1937
May 8, 1937
044 May 15, 1937 "September in the Rain" [2][26]
045 May 22, 1937 "Carelessly" Teddy Wilson and Billie Holiday
Brunswick
 [2][27]
May 29, 1937
re June 5, 1937 "September in the Rain" Guy Lombardo
Victor
 [2][26]
June 12, 1937
June 19, 1937
June 26, 1937
046 July 3, 1937 "It Looks Like Rain in Cherry Blossom Lane" [2][21]
July 10, 1937
July 17, 1937
July 24, 1937
July 31, 1937
047 August 7, 1937 "A Sailboat in the Moonlight" [2][26]
re August 14, 1937 "It Looks Like Rain in Cherry Blossom Lane" [2][21]
re August 21, 1937 "A Sailboat in the Moonlight" [2][26]
August 28, 1937
048 September 4, 1937 "Whispers in the Dark" Bob Crosby
Decca
 [2][23]
049 September 11, 1937 "So Rare" Guy Lombardo
Victor
 [2][27]
re September 18, 1937 "Whispers in the Dark" Bob Crosby
Decca
 [2][23]
September 25, 1937
October 2, 1937
050 October 9, 1937 "That Old Feeling" Shep Fields
Bluebird
 [2][28]
October 16, 1937
October 23, 1937
October 30, 1937
051 November 6, 1937 "Remember Me?" Bing Crosby
Decca
 [2][29]
052 November 13, 1937 "You Can't Stop Me From Dreaming" Teddy Wilson
Brunswick
 [2][23]
053 November 20, 1937 "Vieni, Vieni" Rudy Vallee
Bluebird
 [2][25]
054 November 27, 1937 "Once in a While" Tommy Dorsey
Victor
 [2][16]
December 4, 1937
December 11, 1937
December 18, 1937
December 25, 1937
January 1, 1938
January 8, 1938
055 January 15, 1938 "Rosalie" Sing and Sway with Sammy Kaye
Vocalion
 [2][30]
056 January 22, 1938 "Bei Mir Bist Du Schön" The Andrews Sisters
Decca
 [2][31]
057 January 29, 1938 "You're a Sweetheart" Dolly Dawn
Vocalion
 [2][32]
re February 5, 1938 "Rosalie" Sing and Sway with Sammy Kaye [2][30]
re February 12, 1938 "Bei Mir Bist Du Schön" The Andrews Sisters
Decca
 [2][31]
re February 19, 1938 "You're a Sweetheart" Dolly Dawn
Vocalion
 [2][33]
058 February 26, 1938 "I Double Dare You" Russ Morgan
Brunswick
 [2][34]
059 March 5, 1938 "Thanks for the Memory" Shep Fields
Bluebird
 [2][35]
March 12, 1938
March 19, 1938
060 March 26, 1938 "Ti-Pi-Tin" Horace Heidt
Brunswick
 [2][35]
April 2, 1938
April 9, 1938
April 16, 1938
April 23, 1968
April 30, 1968
061 May 7, 1938 "Please Be Kind" Red Norvo [2][30]
062 May 14, 1938 "Love Walked In" Sing and Sway with Sammy Kaye
Vocalion
 [2][36]
May 21, 1938
May 28, 1938
June 4, 1938
063 June 11, 1938 "Cry, Baby, Cry" Larry Clinton
Victor
 [2][31]
064 June 18, 1938 "Says My Heart" Red Norvo
Brunswick
 [2][35]
June 25, 1938
July 2, 1938
July 9, 1938
065 July 16, 1938 "Music, Maestro, Please" Tommy Dorsey
Victor
 [2][36]
July 23, 1938
066 July 30, 1938 "I Let a Song Go Out of My Heart" Duke Ellington
Brunswick
 [2][34]
re August 6, 1938 "Music, Maestro, Please" Tommy Dorsey
Victor
 [2][36]
August 13, 1938
067 August 20, 1938 "A-Tisket, A-Tasket" Chick Webb and Ella Fitzgerald
Decca
 [2][23]
August 27, 1938
September 3, 1938
September 10, 1938
September 17, 1938
September 24, 1938
068 October 1, 1938 "I've Got a Pocketful of Dreams" Bing Crosby [2][36]
October 8, 1938
069 October 15, 1938 "Change Partners" Fred Astaire
Brunswick
 [2][31]
re October 22, 1938 "I've Got a Pocketful of Dreams" Bing Crosby
Decca
 [2][36]
October 29, 1938
re November 5, 1938 "Change Partners" Fred Astaire
Brunswick
 [2][31]
070 November 12, 1938 "My Reverie" Larry Clinton
Victor
 [2][36]
November 19, 1938
November 26, 1938
December 3, 1938
December 10, 1938
December 17, 1938
December 24, 1938
071 December 31, 1938 "You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby" Bing Crosby
Decca
 [2][37][38]
re January 7, 1939 "My Reverie" Larry Clinton
Victor
 [2][36]
re January 14, 1939 "You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby" Bing Crosby
Decca
 [2][38]
072 January 21, 1939 "Jeepers Creepers" Al Donahue
Vocalion
 [2][38]
re January 28, 1939 "You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby" Bing Crosby
Decca
 [2][38]
re February 4, 1939 "Jeepers Creepers" Al Donahue
Vocalion
 [2][38]
February 11, 1939
February 18, 1939
February 25, 1939
073 March 4, 1939 "Deep Purple" Larry Clinton
Victor
 [2][38]
March 11, 1939
March 18, 1939
March 25, 1939
April 1, 1939
April 8, 1939
April 15, 1939
074 April 22, 1939 "Heaven Can Wait" Glen Gray
Decca
 [2]
April 29, 1939
075 May 6, 1939 "Our Love" Tommy Dorsey
Victor
 [2]
May 13, 1939
076 May 20, 1939 "And the Angels Sing" Benny Goodman [2]
May 27, 1939
June 3, 1939
June 10, 1939
077 June 17, 1939 "Wishing (Will Make It So)" Glenn Miller
Bluebird
 [2][39]
June 24, 1939
July 1, 1939
July 8, 1939
078 July 15, 1939 "Stairway to the Stars" [2]
July 22, 1939
July 29, 1939
August 5, 1939
079 August 12, 1939 "Moon Love" [2]
August 19, 1939
August 26, 1939
September 2, 1939
080 September 9, 1939 "Over the Rainbow" [2]
September 16, 1939
September 23, 1939
September 30, 1939
October 7, 1939
October 14, 1939
081 October 21, 1939 "Day In, Day Out" Bob Crosby
Decca
 [2]
re October 28, 1939 "Over the Rainbow" Glenn Miller
Bluebird
 [2][39]
082 November 4, 1939 "Blue Orchids" [2]
083 November 11, 1939 "South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)" Shep Fields [2]
November 18, 1939
November 25, 1939
084 December 2, 1939 "Scatter-Brain" Frankie Masters
Vocalion
 [2]
re December 9, 1939 "South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)" Shep Fields
Bluebird
 [2]
re December 16, 1939 "Scatter-Brain" Frankie Masters
Vocalion
 [2]
re December 23, 1939 "South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)" Shep Fields
Bluebird
 [2]
re December 30, 1939 "Scatter-Brain" Frankie Masters
Vocalion
 [2]
January 6, 1939
January 13, 1939
January 20, 1939
085 January 27, 1940 "All the Things You Are" Tommy Dorsey
Victor
 [2]
086 February 3, 1940 "Careless" Glenn Miller
Bluebird
 [2][39]
re February 10, 1940 "All the Things You Are" Tommy Dorsey
Victor
 [2]
re February 17, 1940 "Careless" Glenn Miller
Bluebird
 [2][39]
087 February 24, 1940 "Indian Summer" Tommy Dorsey
Victor
 [2]
re March 2, 1940 "Careless" Glenn Miller
Bluebird
 [2][39]
March 9, 1940
088 March 16, 1940 "Darn That Dream" Benny Goodman
Columbia
 [2]
re March 23, 1940 "Careless" Glenn Miller
Bluebird
 [2][39]
089 March 30, 1940 "When You Wish Upon a Star" [2]
April 6, 1940
April 13, 1940
April 20, 1940
April 27, 1940
090 May 4, 1940 "The Woodpecker Song" [2]
May 11, 1940
May 18, 1940
May 25, 1940
June 1, 1940
June 8, 1940
June 15, 1940
091 June 22, 1940 "Imagination" [2]
092 June 29, 1940 "Make Believe Island" Mitchell Ayres [2]
re July 6, 1940 "Imagination" Glenn Miller [2][39]
July 13, 1940
093 July 20, 1940 "Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread)" [2]

Statistical trivia

By artist

The following artists achieved five or more number-one hits during the period 1935–1940. A number of artists had number-one singles on their own as well as part of a collaboration.

Artist Number-one hits
Glenn Miller 10
Guy Lombardo
Tommy Dorsey†
Eddy Duchin 8
Benny Goodman 7
Shep Fields 5
Bing Crosby

† Includes 2 number-one hits co-leading The Dorsey Brothers

Artists by total number of weeks at number one

The following artists were featured in top of the chart for the highest total number of weeks during 1935–1940.

Artist Weeks at number one
Glenn Miller 45
Guy Lombardo 33
Tommy Dorsey
32†
Shep Fields 20
Benny Goodman 17
Larry Clinton
Bing Crosby 13
Fred Astaire

† Includes 2 number-one hits co-leading The Dorsey Brothers

Songs by total number of weeks at number one

The following songs were featured in top of the chart for the highest total number of weeks during 1935–1940.

Weeks at
number one 		Song Artist(s)
8 "My Reverie" Larry Clinton
7 "Deep Purple"
"Once in a While" Tommy Dorsey
"The Woodpecker Song" Glenn Miller
6 "Did I Remember" Shep Fields
"The Way You Look Tonight" Fred Astaire
"Boo-Hoo" Guy Lombardo
"Ti-Pin-Pin" Horace Heidt
"A-Tisket, A-Tasket" Chick Webb and Ella Fitzgerald
"Over the Rainbow" Glenn Miller
"Fools Rush In (Where Angels Fear to Tread)"
5 "Cheek to Cheek" Fred Astaire
"It Looks Like Rain in Cherry Blossom Lane" Guy Lombardo
"When You Wish Upon a Star" Glenn Miller

See also

References

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