101 First Artists male, with a single in the No. 1
What can actually lists tell us?
It's just a sign of success commercial or we can find more information?
Many artists we all like it never actually reached the top, while others who were not even real singers did.
You I knew that Benny Hill had a single 1 in October 1971? You remember Kojak, the American television series with the Greek actor Telly Savalas? There was one too.
Anyway this is the complete list of the 101 top male artists with a unique number 1.
1. AL MARTINO
on 14 November in 1952 here in my heart
2. Eddie Fisher
30 January 1953 with Out of Heaven
3. Guy Mitchell
March 13, 1953 It wears red feathers
4. Frankie Laine
April 24, 1953 with I BELIEVE
5. MANTOVANI
August 14, 1953 with songs by MOULIN ROUGE
6. David Whitfield
November 6, 1953 with ANSWER ME
7. Eddie Calvert
the January 8, 1954 with OH MEIN PAPA
8. Johnny Ray
April 30, 1954 with an evening
9. Frank Sinatra
September 17, 1954 THREE COINS IN THE SOURCE
10. DON CORNELL
October 8, 1954 to Hold My Hand
11. Bill Haley & His Comets
January 7, 1955, with Rock Around the Clock
12. Tennessee Ernie Ford
March 11, 1955 to give me your word
13. Tony Bennett
May 13, 1955 with the strange paradise
14. Jimmy Young
June 24, 1955 with IUNCHAINED MELODY
15. DICKIE VALENTINE
on December 16, 1955 with Christmas ABC
16. DEAN MARTIN
February 17, 1956 with the memories are present
17. RONNIE HILTON
May 4, 1956 with no another love
18. Pat Boone
June 15, 1956 with I'll Be Home
19. FRANKIE VAUGHAN
on January 25, 1957 at Eden Garden
20. Tab Hunter
February 22, 1957, with Young Love
21. Lonnie Donegan
in 1957, from April 12 CUMBERLAND GAP
22. Andy Williams
May 24, 1957 with BUTTERFLY
23. Paul Anka
on August 30, 1957 to DIANA
24. Harry Belafonte
the November 22, 1957 the son of Mary boy
25. JERRY LEE LEWIS
January 10, 1958 Great Balls of Fire
26. Elvis Presley
on January 24, 1958 with rock from jail
27. MICHAEL HOLLIDAY
on February 14, 1958, with The Story of My Life
28. Perry Como
February 28, 1958 with the Magic Moments
29. MARVIN RAINWATER
April 25, 1958 SOME OF WOMEN
30. Vic Damone
27 June 1958 with the street where you live
31. Tommy Edwards
November 7, 1958 IT'S ALL IN THE GAME
32. Conway Twitty
19 December 1958, with's Only Make Believe
33. CONWAY RUSS
March 27, 1959 Side with his wife
34. Buddy Holly
on April 24, 1959 that it no longer matters
35. Bobby Darin
July 3, 1959 with the Dream Lover
36. CRAIG DOUGLAS
September 11 1959 with only sixteen
37. Jerry Keller
October 9, 1959 with no SUMMER Here
38. Adam Faith
the December 4, 1959, what you wish for
39. ANTHONY NEWLAY
on February 5, 1960, with reason
40. JOHNNY PRESTON
17 Running Bear in March 1960 with
41. Eddie Cochran
on 23 June 1960, Three Steps to Heaven
42. JIMMY JONES
on 9 July 1960 with Good Timin '
43. Ricky Valance
September 29, 1960 to tell Laura I Love Her
44. Roy Orbison
20 October 1960 Only The Lonely (know how I feel)
45. Johnny Tillotson
on January 12, 1961 with the poetry movement
46. Del Shannon
on June 29, 1961 Runaway
47. KANE EDEL
August 3, 1961 with Well I ask you
48. LEYTON JOHN
On August 31, 1961 Johnny Remember Me
49. Danny Williams
December 28, 1961 with Moon River
50. RAY CHARLES
July 12, 1962 with I Can not Stop Loving You
51. FRANK IID
July 26, 1962 I Remember You
52. TOM JONES
March 11, 1965 with It's Not Unusual
53. Cliff Richard
15 April 1965, with the minutes that you're gone
54. Roger Miller
May 13, 1965 with the king of the road
55. Ken Dodd
September 30, 1965 with TEARS
56. Jim Reeves
September 22, 1966 with Distant Drums
57. Engelbert Humperdinck
March 2, 1967 with the launch ME
58. Scott McKenzie
August 9, 1967 in San Francisco (be sure to wear some flowers in their hair)
59. Long John Baldry
November 22, 1967 to LET THE Heartaches Begin
60. Georgie Fame
January 24, 1968 with The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde
61. DES O'CONNOR
on July 24, 1968 for pretending
62. Joe Cocker
6 November 1968 with a small help from my friends
63. Peter Sarstedt
26 February 1969 with Where You Go (My Lovely)
64. Marvin Gaye
March 26 1969, I heard it through The Grapevine
65. TOMMY ROE
June 4, 1969 with Dizzy
66. Rolf Harris
December 20 1969 with two small children
67. Lee Marvin
March 7, 1970 with WAND'RIN STAR "
68. Norman Greenbaum
May 2, 1970 in the spirit in the sky
69. JIMI HENDRIX
on November 21, 1970 with VOODOO CHILE
70. Dave Edmunds
November 28 1970 with I Hear You Knocking
71. Clive Dunn
9 January 1971 with his grandfather
72. GEORGE HARRISON
January 30, 1971 with My Sweet Lord
73. ROD STEWART
on October 9, 1971 Maggie May
74. Benny Hill
December 11, 1971 with Ernie (the fastest milkman in the West)
75. NILLSON
March 11, 1972 with without you
76. Don McLean
June 17, 1972 by Vicente
77. Donny Osmond
July 8, 1972 with Puppy Love
78. ALICE COOPER
August 12, 1972 with output of the School
79. David Cassidy
30 September 1972 HOW CAN I BE SURE
80. Gilbert O'Sullivan
November 11, 1972 with CLAIR
81. CHUCK BERRY
November 25, 1972 with My Ding-A-Ling
82. Gary Glitter
28 July 1973 I am the leader of the band (me!)
83. Alvin Stardust
March 9, 1974 with Jealous Mind
84. Terry Jacks
on April 8, 1974, with stations in the sun
85. Ray Stevens
June 15, 1974 with streak
86. Charles Aznavour
on June 29, 1974 with
87. George McCrae
on July 27, 1974 to ROCK BABY
88. John Denver
October 12, 1974 with Annie SONG
89. Ken Boothe
October 26, 1974 with Everything I Own
90. David Essex
16 November 1974 Gonna Make You A STAR
91. BARRY WHITE
December 7, 1974 with YOU is the first, last, my everything
92. Telly Savalas
March 8, 1975 with IF
93. Johnny Nash
July 12, 1975 with Tears in my pillow
94. Art Garfunkel
October 25 1975 I I have eyes for you only
95. DAVID BOWIE
November 8, 1975 with Space Oddity
96. Billy Connolly
22 November 1975 with divorce
97. JJ BARRIE
on June 5, 1976, no fees
98. Demis Roussos
July 17, 1976 with Roussos EL PHENOMENON EP
99. Johnny Mathis
December 25, 1976 to when a child is born (Sunny)
100. David Soul
NO January 15, 1977 DAR TO U.S.
101. Leo Sayer
on February 19, 1977, to when I need you
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