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Qatari police will be on the streets of Paris for the Olympics as the state's sports washing continues. https://brusselssignal.eu/2024/07/authorita...reets-of-paris/

I mean it's a bit difficult to have a meaningful discussion of this without either actually seeing the video or having a description of what's contained in the video. Hate when the press witch-hunt people without any more context. Unless this falls into the it must be the videos so bad it can't be shared on social media?

Something odd going on - streams have dropped from the 800k to 1m mark regularly to now 400k-500k

Hopefully Good Luck Babe can get a No 2 this week.

Dutch convicted child rapist will represent the Netherlands in the volleyball team. How the hell can they pick someone with that conviction to represent their country? https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/c2v0j0j6nqlo

A 10-12 week limit on how long songs can stay in the chart.

The BBC aren't just going to hand over the rights to past shows to Disney, archive Doctor Who is one of the most successful shows and biggest draws of their current Iplayer outfit.

Super Saturday. No competition.

Get rid of golf and karate back.

This is definitely the event I'm looking forward to the most. 5 GB athletes will be competing although no Brownlee brothers will make it slightly less interesting Sam Dickinson and Alex Yee look like good prospects for medals in the men's event. Georgia Taylor-Brown is a good prospect in the women's as well, don't know too much about Kate Waugh and Beth Potter but given how competitive triathlon places are for the GB spots there clearly going to be good. Also just to note the men's individual is on the 30th July, the women's on the 31st and the mixed relay on the 5 August. They're early start events for British viewers - with a 7am start time. As an aside, I really wish they'd add an ironman to the Olympics.

Am I the only one not getting the hype for this Jade song? It's mediocre at best.

If they get Michelle Obama in they can win.

Harris will lose to Trump, completely the wrong candidate.

Good. Now find someone competent to replace him - not Kamala Harris.

That Jade song is awful.

So for 1955 you crowned Bill Haley and the Comets hit Rock Around the Clock as the Song of the Year giving them their second win in these contests. Next let's what tune you are crowning song of the year for 1956. Most notably this years sees the first appearance of rock and roll's first superstar - Elvis Presley. There's also songs from Dean Martin, Johnnie Ray, Lonnie Donegan, Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra and many others. Rules: The song must have charted as a New Entry on the UK Official Chart (NME for this era) between the first chart of 6 January 1956 and the last chart of 28 December 1956 inclusive.I've used the OCC website as the source for the eligible songs list - if you find an error please let me know and I'll post it in the thread for everyone to know about.Voters should submit their 10 favourite songs. The first 10 songs will be taken from any longer lists submitted.Votes should be submitted by PM to myself - please do not post them in the thread.Songs ranked No 1 will receive 10 points, No 2 will get 9 points and so on.The deadline to submit lists will be the 2nd August 2024 at 23:59Results will then be published on the 3rd/4thAugust 2024.List of Eligible Songs 06/01/1956 - 18 - Tennessee Ernie Ford - Sixteen Tons (11 Weeks - #1 Peak) 06/01/1956 - 17 - Lonnie Donegan - Rock Island Line (22 Weeks - #8 Peak) 06/01/1956 - 13 - Bill Hayes - The Ballad of Davy Crockett (9 Weeks - #2 Peak) 13/01/1956 - 20 - Gary Miller - Robin Hood (6 Weeks - #10 Peak) 13/01/1956 - 19 - Edna Savage - Arriverderci Darling (1 Week - #19 Peak) 13/01/1956 - 11 - Tennessee Ernie Ford - The Ballad of Davy Crockett (7 Weeks - #3 Peak) 13/01/1956 - 9 - Frank Sinatra - Love and Marriage (8 Weeks - #3 Peak) 20/01/1956 - 20 - Eamonn Andrews - The Shifting Whispering Sands (3 Weeks - #18 Peak) 20/01/1956 - 17 - Dick James with Stephen James and his Chums - Robin Hood / The Ballad of Davy Crockett (9 Weeks - #14 Peak) 20/01/1956 - 11 - Frankie Laine with The Mellomen - Sixteen Tons (3 Weeks - #10 Peak) 20/01/1956 - 9 - Frank Sinatra - (Love Is) The Tender Trap (9 Weeks - #2 Peak) 27/01/1956 - 20 - Billy Vaughan Orchestra and Chorus - The Shifting Whispering Sands (1 Week - #20 Peak) 27/01/1956 - 20 - Malcolm Vaughan - With Your Love (3 Weeks - #18 Peak) 27/01/1956 - 18 - Nat King Cole - Dreams Can Tell A Lie (9 Weeks - #10 Peak) 27/01/1956 - 18 - Lou Busch - Zambesi (17 Weeks - #2 Peak) 27/01/1956 - 14 - Hilltoppers - Only You (23 Weeks - #3 Peak) 03/02/1956 - 20 - Frankie Vaughan - My Boy Flat Top (2 Weeks - #20 Peak) 10/02/1956 - 19 - Don Cherry - Band of Gold (11 Weeks - #6 Peak) 10/02/1956 - 17 - Ronnie Hilton - Young and Foolish (3 Weeks - #17 Peak) 10/02/1956 - 16 - Dreamweavers - It’s Almost Tomorrow (18 Weeks - #1 Peak) 10/02/1956 - 4 - Dean Martin - Memories Are Made of This (16 Weeks - #1 Peak) 17/02/1956 - 20 - Max Bygraves - The Ballad of Davy Crockett (1 Week - #20 Peak) 17/02/1956 - 19 - Johnnie Ray - Who’s Sorry Now? (2 Weeks - #17 Peak) 17/02/1956 - 17 - Edmund Hockridge - Young and Foolish (9 Weeks - #10 Peak) 17/02/1956 - 13 - Dave King with The Keynotes - Memories Are Made of This (15 Weeks - #5 Peak) 17/02/1956 - 9 - Kay Starr - Rock and Roll Waltz (20 Weeks - #1 Peak) 24/02/1956 - 18 - Frank Chacksfield - In Old Lisbon (4 Weeks - #5 Peak) 02/03/1956 - 20 - Dean Martin - Young and Foolish (1 Week - #20 Peak) 02/03/1956 - 19 - David Whitfield - My September Love (24 Weeks - #3 Peak) 02/03/1956 - 17 - Jimmy Parkinson - The Great Pretender (13 Weeks - #9 Peak) 09/03/1956 - 20 - Slim Whitman - Tumbling Tumbleweeds (2 Weeks - #19 Peak) 09/03/1956 - 18 - Eddie Calvert - Zambesi (7 Weeks - #13 Peak) 09/03/1956 - 9 - Bill Haley and his Comets - See You Later Alligator (21 Weeks - #7 Peak) 16/03/1956 - 18 - Jimmy Young - Chain Gang (6 Weeks - #9 Peak) 16/03/1956 - 15 - Dick Hyman Trio - Theme From the Threepenny Opera (10 Weeks - #9 Peak) 16/03/1956 - 12 - Winifred Atwell - The Poor People of Paris (16 Weeks - #1 Peak) 23/03/1956 - 19 - Lita Roza - Jimmy Unknown (5 Weeks - #15 Peak) 23/03/1956 - 17 - Billy Vaughn - Theme From the Threepenny Opera (7 Weeks - #12 Peak) 23/03/1956 - 15 - Alfi and Harry - The Trouble with Harry (5 Weeks - #15 Peak) 30/03/1956 - 20 - Michael Holliday - Nothing To Do (3 Weeks - #20 Peak) 30/03/1956 - 18 - Alma Cogan - Willie Can (8 Weeks - #13 Peak) 06/04/1956 - 18 - Cyril Stapleton - The Italian Theme (2 Weeks - #18 Peak) 13/04/1956 - 30 - Beverley Sisters - Willie Can (4 Weeks - #23 Peak) 13/04/1956 - 29 - Tony Bennett - Come Next Spring (1 Week - #29 Peak) 13/04/1956 - 27 - Louis Armstrong with his All Stars - Theme From the Threepenny Opera (Mack the Knife) - (12 Weeks - #8 Peak) 13/04/1956 - 25 - Dave King with The Keynotes - You Can’t Be True To Two (9 Weeks - #11 Peak) 13/04/1956 - 24 - Anne Shelton - Seven Days (4 Weeks - #20 Peak) 13/04/1956 - 22 - Johnston Brothers - No Other Love (1 Week - #22 Peak) 13/04/1956 - 19 - Slim Whitman - I’m A Fool (4 Weeks - #16 Peak) 13/04/1956 - 18 - Teresa Brewer - A Tear Fell (15 Weeks - #2 Peak) 20/04/1956 - 28 - Sammy Davis Jr - In A Persian Market (1 Week - #28 Peak) 20/04/1956 - 27 - Lonnie Donegan - Lost John / Stewball (18 Weeks - #2 Peak) 20/04/1956 - 19 - Johnnie Ray - Ain’t Misbehavin’ (7 Weeks - #17 Peak) 20/04/1956 - 15 - Ronnie Hilton - No Other Love (14 Weeks - #1 Peak) 27/04/1956 - 30 - Perry Como - Juke Box Baby (6 Weeks - #22 Peak) 27/04/1956 - 29 - Mel Torme - Mountain Greenery (24 Weeks - #4 Peak) 27/04/1956 - 27 - Dean Martin - Innamorata (3 Weeks - #21 Peak) 27/04/1956 - 24 - Billy May - Main Title Theme From ‘Man With The Golden Arm’ (10 Weeks - #9 Peak) 27/04/1956 - 22 - Bing Crosby - In A Little Spanish Town (3 Weeks - #22 Peak) 27/04/1956 - 19 - Pat Boone - I’ll Be Home (24 Weeks - #1 Peak) 04/05/1956 - 28 - Frankie Laine - Hell Hath No Fury (1 Week - #28 Peak) 11/05/1956 - 28 - Nat King Cole - Too Young to Go Steady (14 Weeks - #8 Peak) 11/05/1956 - 27 - Edmund Hockridge - No Other Love (4 Weeks - #24 Peak) 11/05/1956 - 23 - Don Robertson - The Happy Whistler (9 Weeks - #8 Peak) 11/05/1956 - 15 - Elvis Presley - Heartbreak Hotel (22 Weeks - #2 Peak) 18/05/1956 - 19 - Winifred Atwell and Frank Chacksfield - Port Au Prince (6 Weeks - #18 Peak) 18/05/1956 - 18 - Carl Perkins - Blue Suede Shoes (8 Weeks - #10 Peak) 25/05/1956 - 28 - Three Kayes - Ivory Tower (5 Weeks - #20 Peak) 25/05/1956 - 27 - Max Bygraves - Out Of Town (7 Weeks - #18 Peak) 25/05/1956 - 23 - Bill Haley and His Comets - The Saints Rock N Roll (24 Weeks - #5 Peak) 25/05/1956 - 16 - Elvis Presley - Blue Suede Shoes (10 Weeks - #9 Peak) 25/05/1956 - 15 - Perry Como - Hot Diggity (Dog Ziggity Boom) (13 Weeks - #4 Peak) 01/06/1956 - 28 - Cyril Stapleton Orchestra ft Desmond Layne - The Happy Whistler (4 Weeks - #22 Peak) 01/06/1956 - 26 - Morris Stoloff - Moonglow and the Theme from Picnic (11 Weeks - #7 Peak) 01/06/1956 - 24 - The McGuire Sisters - Delilah Jones (2 Weeks - #24 Peak) 08/06/1956 - 30 - Vera Lynn - Who Are We (1 Week - #30 Peak) 08/06/1956 - 27 - Jimmy Young - The Wayward Wind (1 Week - #27 Peak) 15/06/1956 - 29 - Louis Armstrong with his All Stars - Take It Satch (EP) (1 Week - #29 Peak) 15/06/1956 - 28 - Ray Martin - The Carousel Waltz (3 Weeks - #24 Peak) 15/06/1956 - 27 - Various Artists - Carousel Original Soundtrack (LP) (2 Weeks - #26 Peak) 15/06/1956 - 26 - Frank Sinatra - Songs for Swingin’ Lovers (LP) (8 Weeks - #12 Peak) 15/06/1956 - 19 - Michael Holliday - Hot Diggity (Dog Ziggity Zoom) / The Gal With the Yaller Shoes (11 Weeks - #13 Peak) 22/06/1956 - 30 - Tex Ritter - The Wayward Wind (14 Weeks - #8 Peak) 22/06/1956 - 29 - Johnny Dankworth - Experiments with Mice (12 Weeks - #7 Peak) 22/06/1956 - 28 - Stargazers - Hot Diggity (Dog Ziggity Zoom) (1 Week - #28 Peak) 22/06/1956 - 25 - Jimmy Young - Rich Man Poor Man (1 Week - #25 Peak) 22/06/1956 - 24 - Slim Whitman - Serenade (15 Weeks - #8 Peak) 29/06/1956 - 30 - The Goons - I’m Walking Backwards for Christmas / Bluebottle Blues (10 Weeks - #4 Peak) 29/06/1956 - 29 - Ronnie Hilton - Who Are We (12 Weeks - #6 Peak) 29/06/1956 - 25 - Joe ‘Fingers’ Carr - Portuguese Washerwoman (5 Weeks - #20 Peak) 29/06/1956 - 22 - Teenagers ft Frankie Lymon - Why Do Fools Fall in Love? (16 Weeks - #1 Peak) 29/06/1956 - 20 - Gogi Grant - The Wayward Wind (11 Weeks - #9 Peak) 29/06/1956 - 20 - Doris Day - Whatever Will Be Will Be (Que Sera Sera) (22 Weeks - #1 Peak) 29/06/1956 - 16 - Various Artists - All Star Hit Parade (9 Weeks - #2 Peak) 06/07/1956 - 28 - Ted Heath and His Music - The Faithful Hussar (9 Weeks - #18 Peak) 06/07/1956 - 20 - Lonnie Donegan - Skiffle Sessions (EP) (2 Weeks - #20 Peak) 13/07/1956 - 30 - Elvis Presley - I Want I Need You I Love You (11 Weeks - #14 Peak) 13/07/1956 - 30 - Alma Cogan - The Birds and The Bees (4 Weeks - #25 Peak) 13/07/1956 - 30 - Gene Vincent - Be Bop A Lula (7 Weeks - #16 Peak) 13/07/1956 - 29 - Louis Armstrong with his All Stars - The Faithful Hussar (2 Weeks - #27 Peak) 13/07/1956 - 24 - Georgia Gibbs - Kiss Me Another (1 Week - #24 Peak) 13/07/1956 - 21 - Humphrey Lyttelton Band - Bad Penny Blues (6 Weeks - #19 Peak) 13/07/1956 - 21 - Tony Martin - Walk Hand in Hand (15 Weeks - #2 Peak) 13/07/1956 - 20 - Teresa Brewer - Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (15 Weeks - #3 Peak) 20/07/1956 - 20 - Winifred Atwell - Left Bank (7 Weeks - #14 Peak) 27/07/1956 - 28 - Fats Domino - I’m in Love Again (14 Weeks - #12 Peak) 27/07/1956 - 27 - Pat Boone - Long Tall Sally (7 Weeks - #18 Peak) 27/07/1956 - 24 - Stan Freberg and his Sniffle Group - Rock Island Line / Heartbreak Hotel (2 Weeks - #24 Peak) 27/07/1956 - 19 - Ronnie Carroll - Walk Hand in Hand (8 Weeks - #13 Peak) 10/08/1956 - 22 - Alma Cogan - Why Do Fools Fall in Love (3 Weeks - #22 Peak) 17/08/1956 - 30 - Jimmy Parkinson - Walk Hand in Hand (2 Weeks - #26 Peak) 17/08/1956 - 17 - Pat Boone - I Almost Lost My Mind (7 Weeks - #14 Peak) 17/08/1956 - 9 - Bill Haley and his Comets - Rockin’ Through the Rye (23 Weeks - #3 Peak) 24/08/1956 - 30 - David Whitfield - My Son John (4 Weeks - #22 Peak) 24/08/1956 - 29 - Frank Cordell - Sadie’s Shawl (2 Weeks - #29 Peak) 24/08/1956 - 28 - Anne Shelton - Lay Down Your Arms (14 Weeks - #1 Peak) 24/08/1956 - 27 - Clyde McPhatter - Treasure of Love (1 Week - #27 Peak) 31/08/1956 - 29 - David Whitfield - My Unfinished Symphony (1 Week - #29 Peak) 31/08/1956 - 26 - Frank Chacksfield - Donkey Cart (2 Weeks - #26 Peak) 31/08/1956 - 24 - Edmund Hockridge - By the Fountains of Rome (5 Weeks - #17 Peak) 31/08/1956 - 19 - Ruby Murray - You Are My First Love (5 Weeks - #16 Peak) 31/08/1956 - 13 - The Chordettes - Born To Be With You (9 Weeks - #8 Peak) 07/09/1956 - 28 - Lonnie Donegan - Bring A Little Water Sylvie / Dead or Alive (13 Weeks - #7 Peak) 07/09/1956 - 27 - Frankie Laine - A Woman in Love (21 Weeks - #1 Peak) 07/09/1956 - 13 - The Platters - The Great Pretender / Only You (16 Weeks - #5 Peak) 14/09/1956 - 30 - Hilltoppers - Trying (1 Week - #30 Peak) 14/09/1956 - 29 - Bill Haley and his Comets - Razzle Dazzle (8 Weeks - #13 Peak) 14/09/1956 - 25 - Mario Lanza - Serenade {1956} (2 Weeks - #25 Peak) 14/09/1956 - 24 - Nat King Cole - Love Me As Though There Were No Tomorrow (15 Weeks - #11 Peak) 14/09/1956 - 9 - The Goons - The Ying Tong Song / Bloodnok's Rock ‘N’ Roll (10 Weeks - #3 Peak) 21/09/1956 - 30 - Ronnie Hilton - A Woman in Love (1 Week - #30 Peak) 21/09/1956 - 29 - Perry Como - More (12 Weeks - #10 Peak) 21/09/1956 - 27 - David Hughs - By the Fountains of Rome (1 Week - #27 Peak) 21/09/1956 - 13 - Elvis Presley - Hound Dog (23 Weeks - #2 Peak) 28/09/1956 - 28 - Glen Mason - Glendora (2 Weeks - #28 Peak) 28/09/1956 - 26 - Jimmy Young - More (17 Weeks - #4 Peak) 28/09/1956 - 25 - Perry Como - Glendora (6 Weeks - #18 Peak) 28/09/1956 - 23 - Mitchell Torok - When Mexico Gave Up the Rhumba (18 Weeks - #6 Peak) 28/09/1956 - 16 - Freddie Bell and the Bell Boys - Giddy-Up-A-Ding-Dong (10 Weeks - #4 Peak) 05/10/1956 - 28 - Michael Holliday - Ten Thousand Miles (3 Weeks - #24 Peak) 12/10/1956 - 30 - George Melachrino Orchestra - Autumn Concerto (9 Weeks - #18 Peaks) 12/10/1956 - 28 - Gene Vincent - Race With The Devil (1 Week - #28 Peak) 12/10/1956 - 19 - Johnnie Ray - Just Walkin’ In The Rain (19 Weeks - #1 Peak) 19/10/1956 - 28 - Liberace - I Don’t Care (1 Week - #28 Peak) 19/10/1956 - 27 - Gene Vincent - Blue Jean Bop (5 Weeks - #16 Peak) 19/10/1956 - 25 - Tony Crombie and his Rockets - Teach You To Rock - Shortnin' Bread (2 Weeks - #25 Peak) 19/10/1956 - 21 - Four Aces - A Woman in Love (3 Weeks - #19 Peak) 26/10/1956 - 30 - Jim Lowe and the High Fives - The Green Door (9 Weeks - #8 Peak) 26/10/1956 - 27 - Malcolm Vaughan - St Therese of the Roses (20 Weeks - #3 Peak) 26/10/1956 - 26 - Tommy Steele and the Steelmen - Rock With the Cavemen (5 Weeks - #13 Peak) 26/10/1956 - 25 - Vera Lynn - A House With Love In It (13 Weeks - #17 Peak) 26/10/1956 - 22 - Winifred Atwell - Make It A Party (12 Weeks - #7 Peak) 02/11/1956 - 30 - Patience and Prudence - Tonight You Belong to Me (3 Weeks - #28 Peak) 02/11/1956 - 26 - Alma Cogan - In the Middle of the House (4 Weeks - #20 Peak) 02/11/1956 - 8 - The Platters - My Prayer (13 Weeks - #4 Peak) 09/11/1956 - 30 - Bill Haley and his Comets - Rock and Roll Stage Show (LP) (1 Week - #30 Peak) 09/11/1956 - 29 - Ronnie Hilton - Two Different Worlds (13 Weeks - #13 Peak) 09/11/1956 - 26 - Jimmy Parkinson - In the Middle of the House (4 Weeks - #20 Peak) 09/11/1956 - 21 - Bill Haley and his Comets - Rip It Up (18 Weeks - #4 Peak) 09/11/1956 - 20 - Frankie Vaughan - The Green Door (15 Weeks - #2 Peak) 16/11/1956 - 26 - Glen Mason - The Green Door (5 Weeks - #24 Peak) 16/11/1956 - 15 - Elvis Presley - Blue Moon (11 Weeks - #9 Peak) 23/11/1956 - 30 - Bill Haley and his Comets - Rudy’s Rock (5 Weeks - #26 Peak) 23/11/1956 - 29 - Elvis Presley - I Don’t Care if the Sun Don’t Shine (4 Weeks - #23 Peak) 23/11/1956 - 24 - Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly - True Love (27 Weeks - #4 Peak) 23/11/1956 - 15 - Eddie Fisher - Cindy Oh Cindy (16 Weeks - #5 Peak) 30/11/1956 - 30 - Sonny James - The Cat Came Back (1 Week - #30 Peak) 30/11/1956 - 28 - Tony Brent - Cindy Oh Cindy (7 Weeks - #16 Peak) 30/11/1956 - 27 - Johnston Brothers - In the Middle of the House (1 Week - #27 Peak) 30/11/1956 - 26 - Fats Domino - Blueberry Hill (15 Weeks - #6 Peak) 07/12/1956 - 30 - Johnston Brothers - Join In And Sing (No 3) (2 Weeks - #24 Peak) 07/12/1956 - 28 - Deep River Boys - That’s Right (1 Week - #29 Peak) 07/12/1956 - 24 - Pat Boone - Friendly Persuasion (21 Weeks - #3 Peak) 07/12/1956 - 22 - Dickie Valentine - Christmas Island (5 Weeks - #8 Peak) 07/12/1956 - 19 - Elvis Presley - Love Me Tender (9 Weeks - #11 Peak) 07/12/1956 - 14 - Guy Mitchell - Singing the Blues (22 Weeks - #1 Peak) 14/12/1956 - 30 - Little Richard - Rip It Up (1 Week - #30 Peak) 14/12/1956 - 26 - Vince Martin and The Tarriers - Cindy Oh Cindy (1 Week - #26 Peak) 14/12/1956 - 23 - Tommy Steele and the Steelmen - Singing the Blues (15 Weeks - #1 Peak) 21/12/1956 - 28 - Lonnie Donegan - Lonnie Donegan Showcase (LP) (3 Weeks - #26 Peak) 21/12/1956 - 27 - Barbara Lyon - Letter to A Soldier (4 Weeks - #27 Peak) 21/12/1956 - 24 - Dave King - Christmas and You (2 Weeks - #23 Peak) 28/12/1956 - 28 - Sammy Davis Jr - All of You (1 Week - #28 Peak) 28/12/1956 - 14 - Frankie Laine - Moonlight Gambler (13 Weeks - #13 Peak) Playlist Missing from Spotify is Note - The playlist box above only shows the first 100 songs - you'll need to open it in Spotify to see all songs. Note 2 - In this year some EPs and LPs charted on the singles chart - in these cases the first track from the EP/LP has been added to the playlist. Voting Template Please use this voting template if you can: 10 points - 9 points - 8 points - 7 points - 6 points - 5 points - 4 points - 3 points - 2 points - 1 point - As before I think that's all the information needed. Any questions just ask. Look forward to seeing the votes. Voters Chartjack2 Popchartfreak Jade King Rollo Winners So Far 1952/3 - Frank Chacksfield - Little Red Monkey 1954 - Bill Halley and his Comets - Shake Rattle and Roll 1955 - Bill Haley and his Comets - Rock Around the Clock

Thanks very much to the 7 members who voted in this - I can now reveal the winner of the 1955. With little surprise first place this time it's an absolute runaway for Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley and his Comets with 52 points. That gives the band there second win in a row. Ud_JZcC0tHI In second place with just half that vote is an instrumental from Perez 'Prez' Prado and his Orchestra with Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White: zj64NlRnpDY And the third prize goes to Dean Martin with Mambo Italiano on 20 points. jAQQ1Vlk1nE Full Results Table 01 52 - Bill Haley and His Comets - Rock Around the Clock (Popchartfreak - 8, Chartjack2 - 10, DoBelieveTheHype - 10, King Rollo - 10, Jade - 8, JulianT - 6) 02 26 - Perez Prado - Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White (Popchartfreak 9, King Rollo - 7, Jade - 10) 03 20 - Dean Martin - Mambo Italiano (Popchartfreak - 5, Chartjack2 - 9, Jade - 6) 04 15 - Tennessee Ernie Ford - Give Me Your Word 05 14 - Eartha Kitt - Under the Bridges of Paris (King Rollo - 4, JulianT - 10) 05 14 - Tony Bennett - Stranger in Paradise (Popcharfreak - 6, Chartjack2 - 1, Jade - 7) 07 13 - Al Hibbler - Unchained Melody (Chartjack2 -8, Jade - 5) 08 12 - Caterina Valente - The Breeze and I (King Rollo - 5, JulianT - 7) 09 11 - Winifred Atwell - Let's Have a Ding Dong (King Rollo - 8, Jade - 3) 10 10 - Crew Cuts - Earth Angel (Popchartfreak - 10) 10 10 - Ruby Murray - Happy Days and Lonely Nights (LastDreamer - 10) 10 10 - Ruby Murray, Anne Warren - If Anyone Finds This I Love You (DoBelieveTheHype - 1, LastDreamer - 9) 13 09 - Five Smith Brothers - I'm in Favour of Friendship (King Rollo - 9) 13 09 - Johnston Brothers - Hernando's Hideaway (Jade - 9) 13 09 - Sammy Davis Jr - Love Me or Leave Me (JulianT - 9) 16 08 - Don Lang - Cloudburst (JulianT - 8) 16 08 - Doris Day - Ready, Willing and Able (LastDreamer - 8) 16 08 - Ink Spots - Melody of Love (DoBelieveTheHype - 8) 16 08 - Slim Whitman - Rose Marie (Chartjack - 4, JulianT - 4) 20 07 - Doris Day - Love Me or Leave Me (Chartjack2 - 7) 20 07 - Frankie Laine with the Mellomen - Cool Water (Popchartfreak - 7) 20 07 - Joan Regan - Prize of Gold (LastDreamer - 7) 20 07 - Suzi Miller, Johnston Brothers - Happy Days and Lonely Nights (DoBelieveTheHype - 7) 24 06 - Dean Martin - Naughty Lady of Shady Lane (DoBelieveTheHype - 6) 24 06 - Eve Boswell - Picken A Chicken (LastDreamer - 6) 24 06 - Ferko String Band - Alabama Jubilee (King Rollo - 6) 24 06 - Johnnie Ray - Hernando's Hideaway (Chartjack2 - 6) 24 06 - Nat King Cole - A Blossom Fell (Popchartfraek - 4, DoBelieveTheHype - 2) 29 05 - Barbara Lyon - Stowaway (JulianT - 5) 29 05 - Ruby Murray - Softly Softly (DoBelieveTheHype - 5) 29 05 - Ruby Murray - Evermore (LastDreamer - 5) 29 05 - Sammy Davis Jr - Somethings Gotta Give (Popchartfreak - 2, Chartjack2 - 3) 33 04 - Cyril Stapleton Orchestra with Julie Dawn - Blue Star (The Medic Theme) (Jade - 4) 33 04 - Doris Day - I'll Never Stop Loving You (LastDreamer - 4) 33 04 - Mario Lanza - Drinking Song (DoBelieveTheHype - 4) 36 03 - Joan Weber - Let Me Go Lover (DoBelieveTheHype - 3) 36 03 - Mitch Miller - The Yellow Rose of Texas (Popchartfreak - 3) 36 03 - Rosemary Clooney - Where Will the Dimple Be? (LastDreamer - 3) 36 03 - Sammy Davis Jr - That Old Black Magic (JulianT - 3) 36 03 - Stargazers - Close The Door (King Rollo - 3) 41 02 - DeCastro Sisters - Teach Me Tonight (JulianT - 2) 41 02 - Dickie Valentine - Christmas Alphabet (Chartjack2 - 2) 41 02 - Four Aces - Love Is Many A Splendored Thing (Jade - 2) 41 02 - Rosemary Clooney - Hey There (LastDreamer - 2) 41 02 - Slim Whitman - Indian Love Call (King Rollo - 2) 46 01 - Alma Cogan - Dreamboat (Jade - 1) 46 01 - Georgia Gibbs - Tweedle Dee (Popchartfreak - 1) 46 01 - McGuire Sisters - No More (King Rollo - 1) 46 01 - Ruby Murray - I'll Come When You Call (LastDreamer - 1) Thread for 1956 will be up soon.

Looks like she's coming out and said she won't be defecting.

And Murphy wins 10-8 to book his slot in the final.

The chart is getting real stale at the minute.

Stick Season still hanging around is annoying.

Michelle Obama seems like the only sensible option if they can get the funding to work.

GB please.

The pressure on Biden seems to be reaching an impossible to ignore amount now. Don't think he's going to last until the end of his self-isolation period (as leader that is).

O'Sullivan will played Judd Trump in the Best of 19 semi-final on Saturday. The other semi-final will be Mark Selby v Shaun Murphy taking place tomorrow.