3DB 1030 Melbourne Survey 12/03/59

12/03/59 — 3DB 1030 AM ( Melbourne, Victoria )

                    3DB 1030 – MELBOURNE
                     3DB-NATIONAL TOP 40
                       DECEMBER 3, 1959

TW	LW	ARTIST	TITLE
1	1	Col Joye	Oh Yeah Uh Huh
2	2	Ivo Robic	Morgen
3	3	Everly Brothers	(Til) I Kissed You
4	6	Johnny And The Hurricanes	Red River Rock
5	4	Johnnie Ray	I'll Never Fall In Love Again
6	10	Santo And Johnny	Sleep Walk
7	7	Lonnie Donegan	Does Your Chewing Gum Lose Its Flavor
8	9	Bill Haley	Joey's Song
9	5	Jimmie Rodgers	Tucumcari
10	14	Bobby Darin	Mack The Knife
11	11	Johnny O'Keefe	Shout
12	8	Col Joye	(Rockin' Rollin') Clementine
13	24	Pilita	Come Closer To Me
14	12	Al Morgan	I'll Take Care Of Your Cares
15	18	The Coasters	Poison Ivy
16	26	Conway Twitty	Danny Boy
17	28	Cliff Richard	Living Doll
18	27	Johnny O'Keefe	Swan-Ee River
19	30	The Rock-A-Teens	Woo Hoo
20	17	Dodie Stevens	Miss Lonely Hearts
21	22	Guy Mitchell	Heartaches By The Number
22	16	The Browns	The Three Bells
23	19	Mormon Tabernacle Choir	Battle Hymn Of The Republic
24	25	Ricky Nelson	Just A Little Too Much
25	13	The Islanders	Enchanted Sea
26	38	Wink Martindale	Deck Of Cards
27	33	Henry Mancini	Peter Gunn
28		Johnny Preston	Running Bear
29	15	The Clovers	Love Potion No. 9
30	35	Dee Clark	Hey Little Girl
31	40	Homer And Jethro	Battle Of Kookamonga
32	20	Johnny Restivo	The Shape I'm In
33	36	The Crescents	Mr. Blue
34	21	Fabian	Come On And Get Me
35	23	Paul Evans	Seven Little Girls Sitting In The Back Seat
36	37	Duane Eddy	Some Kind-a Earthquake
37		Ronnie Hawkins And The Hawks	Mary Lou
38	39	Phil Phillips With The Twilights	Sea Of Love
39		Frankie Avalon	Just Ask Your Heart
40		The Hawk	In The Mood
PH		Connie Francis	Among My Souvenirs
PH		Fats Domino	Be My Guest

NOTE: With the exception of the Predictions, the survey does not list 
artists. The artists shown above are a best-guess by Australian survey
collector, Ray Sinclair, based on his knowledge and research of the 
Australian radio charts of the artists who released these singles at 
the time of this survey.  Several of the songs listed may have been 
recorded by multiple artists which was a common practice at the time
of this survey. 

Survey courtesy of Ray Sinclair