The CASH BOX Rhythm & Blues Top 25
Week ending JUNE 1, 1957
TWTITLE | Artist (Label) LW2WK3WKWKS
  1SCHOOL DAY (Ring! Ring! Goes The Bell)
    Chuck Berry (Chess 1653)
  2  2  1  9
  2ALL SHOOK UP
    Elvis Presley (RCA Victor 47-6870)
  1  1  2  8
  3C. C. RIDER
    Chuck Willis (Atlantic 1130)
  5  5  8  8
  4LITTLE DARLIN’
    Diamonds (Mercury 71060)
    Gladiolas (Excello 2101)
  4
 
  3
 
  4
 
10
  6
  5COME GO WITH ME
    Dell-Vikings (Dot 15538)
  3  4  612
  6I’M WALKIN’
    Fats Domino (Imperial 5428)
  6  6  313
  7JIM DANDY GOT MARRIED
    LaVern Baker (Atlantic 1136)
  915  3
  8LOVE’S A HURTING GAME
    Ivory Joe Hunter (Atlantic 1128)
101313  6
  9VALLEY OF TEARS
    Fats Domino (Imperial 5442)
14  2
10YOUNG BLOOD
    Coasters (Atco 6087)
1216  3
11LUCILLE
    Little Richard (Specialty 598)
  7  7  513
12JUST TO HOLD MY HAND
    Clyde McPhatter (Atlantic 1133)
  81115  5
13OVER THE MOUNTAIN; ACROSS THE SEA
    Johnnie & Joe (Chess 1654)
1617  3
14TROUBLES, TROUBLES, TROUBLES
    B.B. “Blues Boy” King & Orchestra (RPM 492)
1718  3
15SEARCHIN’
    Coasters (Atco 6087)
  1
16NEXT TIME YOU SEE ME
    Little Junior Parker (Duke 164)
11101011
17EMPTY ARMS
    Ivory Joe Hunter (Atlantic 1128)
131211  9
18IT HURTS TO BE IN LOVE
    Annie Laurie (DeLuxe 6107)
19  9  913
19IT’S YOU I LOVE
    Fats Domino (Imperial 5442)
20  2
20SEND ME SOME LOVIN’
    Little Richard (Specialty 598)
181412  8
21JUST BECAUSE
    Lloyd Price (ABC-Paramount 9792)
15  8  712
22I WANT TO GET MARRIED
    B.B. “Blues Boy” King & Orchestra (RPM 492)
24  2
23OUT IN THE COLD AGAIN
    Frankie Lymon & Teenagers (Gee 1036)
25  2
24PARTY DOLL
    Buddy Knox with Rhythm Orchids (Roulette 4002)
    Roy Brown (Imperial 5427)
21
 
19
 
14
 
12
 
25SO RARE
    Jimmy Dorsey & Orchestra (Fraternity 755)
  1
NOTE: On the original published chart, Cash Box listed artist and label info for the Top 20 records, along with titles only for positions 21 through 25. Artists/labels listed above in those positions are based on a record’s previous or subsequent appearance in the Top 20 or its appearance on the concurrent Billboard R&B charts.
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