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MILLAR | 20:16 Sun 09th Apr 2006 | Music
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I presume there were no 'charts' in 1945 but I'd like to know what the popular hits/singers were around 21st July 1945 as I am preparing a retirement speech for a colleague at work !

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Johnny Mercer - 'On the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe' is recorded as being the most popular song on 22 July 1945. Pretty close!


Perry Como recorded (Did You Ever Get) That Feeling In The Moonlight in July 1945

20:28 Sun 09th Apr 2006
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Me again....the most popular songs of 1945 were:


1.Sentimental Journey by Les Brown


2. Runm and coca cola by The Andrews Sisters


3. Opus One by Tommy Dorsey


4. On The Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe by Johnny Mercer


5. I'm Beginning To See The Light by Harry James


6. There! I've Said It Again by Vaughn Monroe


7. My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time by Les Brown


8. Chickery Chick by Sammy Kaye


9. It's Been a Long, Long Time by Harry James or Bing Crosby


10. I Can't Begin To Tell You by Bing Crosby


11. Candy by Johnny Mercer


12. Till The End Of Time by Perry Como


13. Dream by Pied Pipers


Hope thats enough for you!

20:33 Sun 09th Apr 2006

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