Artist	Song
Chuck Berry	Roll Over Beethoven (1956 #29)
Little Richard	Long Tall Sally (1956 #6)
Carl Perkins	Blue Suede Shoes (1956 #2)
Bill Haley & His Comets	See You Later, Alligator (1956 #6)
Little Richard	Tutti' Frutti (1956 #17)
The Teenagers featuring Frankie Lymon	Why Do Fools Fall In Love (1956 #6, R&B Hit #1)
The Turbans	When You Dance (1956 #33)
Bill Doggett	Honky Tonk (Parts 1 & 2) (Instrumental) (1956 #2)
Gene Vincent	Blue Jean Bop (1956 #34)
Bill Haley And His Comets	Rip It Up (1956 #25)
Sil Austin	Slow Walk (Instrumental) (1956 #17)
Fats Domino	I'm In Love Again (1956 #3)
Elvis Presley	I Want You, I Need You, I Love (1956 #1)
The Platters	(You've Got) The Magic Touch (1956 #4)
The Four Lads	No, Not Much (1956 #2)
Kay Starr	Rock & Roll Waltz (1956 #1)
Les Baxter & His Orchestra	Poor People Of Paris (Instrumental) (1956 #1)
The Clovers	Devil or Angel (1956, R&B Hit #3)
The Five Satins	In the Still of the Night (1956 #24)
Elvis Presley	Love Me Tender (1956 #1)
The Platters	My Prayer (1956 #1)
Hugo Winterhalter & Eddie Heywood	Canadian Sunset (Instrumental) (1956 #2)
The Four Lads	Standing On The Corner (1956 #3)
Fats Domino	My Blue Heaven (1956 #19)
Rusty Draper	Are You Satisfied (1956 #11)
The Dick Hyman Trio	Moritat (Three Penny Opera Theme) (Instrumental) (1956 #8)
Jerry Vale	But You Don't Know Me (1956 #14)
Patti Page	Allegheny Moon (1956 #2)
Nelson Riddle	Lisbon Antigua (Instrumental) (1956 #1)
Doris Day	Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera) (1956 #2)

Comment:

Elvis had the most hits this year, but I limited him to two songs in this mix to give room for others such as The Platters, Little Richard, The Four Lads, Fats Domino, plus Bill Haley & His Comets (used two songs each for all of them). Also included six instrumentals including Moritat, which was originally written in 1928 and eventually became known as Mack the Knife (used the same rhythm).

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