Artist	Song
Johnny Mathis	Chances Are
from The Essential Johnny Mathis (2004)
Dean Martin	That's Amore
from Dino - The Essential Dean Martin (2004)
Frank Sinatra	Young at Heart
from Sinatra 80th: All the Best (1995)
Nat "King" Cole	Mona Lisa
from The World of Nat King Cole (2005)
Bobby Darin	Mack the Knife
from The Ultimate Bobby Darin (2004)
Peggy Lee	Fever
from The Best of Miss Peggy Lee (1998)
Harry Belafonte	Banana Boat Song (Day-O)
from The Essential Harry Belafonte (2005)
The Platters	Only You (And You Alone)
from The Platters: The Magic Touch Anthology (1991)
Tony Bennett	Rags to Riches
from The Ultimate Tony Bennett (2000)
Sam Cooke	You Send Me
from The Man Who Invented Soul (2000)
Keely Smith & Louis Prima	That Old Black Magic
from Ultra-Lounge (Wild, Cool & Swingin') Artist Collection: Louis Prima & Keely Smith (1999)
Paul Anka	Put Your Head On My Shoulder
from Paul Anka Sings His Big 10, Vol. 1 (1992)
Doris Day	Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be)
from 16 Most Requested Songs: Doris Day (1992)
The Penguins	Earth Angel (Will You Be Mine)
from Best of the Penguins: The Mercury Years (1996)
Perry Como	Catch a Falling Star
from Platinum & Gold Collection: Perry Como (2003)
Hank Williams	Your Cheatin' Heart
from Hank Williams:The Ultimate Collection (2002)
Arthur Fiedler & Boston Pops Orchestra	The Syncopated Clock
from Leroy Anderson: Greatest Hits (1992)
The Orioles	Crying in the Chapel
from Doo Wop Classics, Vol. 2 (2003)
Marilyn Monroe	Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend
from The Magic of Marilyn (2001)
Tommy Edwards	It's All in the Game
from The Best of Tommy Edwards (1997)
Judy Garland	The Man That Got Away
from Heritage Collection, Vol. 1: Original and Rare Judy Garland Recordings (2010)
Frank Sinatra	All the Way
from Classic Sinatra - His Great Performances, 1953-1960 (2000)
Charmian Carr, Angela Cartwright, Duane Chase, Nicholas Hammond, Kym Karath, Bill Lee, Heather Menzies & Debbie Turner	The Sound of Music
from The Sound of Music (The Collector's Edition) [Original Soundtrack] (2000)
Roger Williams	Autumn Leaves
from Roger Williams' Greatest Hits (1989)

Comment:

You can't really think '50s without thinking Frank and Dean, whose musical supremacy would go unchallenged until a young lad from Tupelo, Mississippi, pushed them all the way out of the mainstream into Las Vegas (where they flourished). Meanwhile, the Platters, Penguins, and Orioles were weaving doo-wop magic in R&B-land.

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