Liste der Nummer-eins-R&B-Hits in den USA (1942)

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Dies ist eine Liste der Nummer-eins-Hits der von Billboard ermittelten Harlem Hit Parade in den USA im Jahr 1942, die erstmals am 24. Oktober 1942 veröffentlicht wurde.[1] Diese Charts gelten als Vorgänger der Billboard R&B-Charts. In diesem Jahr gab es sieben Nummer-eins-Songs.

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Vereinigte StaatenVereinigte Staaten Liste der Nummer-eins-R&B-Hits in den USA 1943
Zeitraum Wo.
ges.
Interpret Titel
Autor(en)
Zusätzliche Informationen
(Zeitraum, Wochen auf Platz eins, Interpret, Titel, Autor[en], zusätzliche Informationen)
24. Oktober 1942 – 30. Oktober 1942
1 Woche (insgesamt 1)
1 Andy Kirk & his Clouds of Joy Take It and Git[2]
M & W. Chapman-Green-Marshall
-
31. Oktober 1942 – 6. November 1942
1 Woche (insgesamt 1)
1 Freddie Slack & his Orchestra, Vocal by Ella Mae Morse Mr. Five by Five (From Universal's Film Behind the Eight Ball)[3]
Don Raye, Gene De Paul
Version des Stückes aus dem Universal-Film Behind the Eight Ball (1942, Regie: Edward F. Cline).[4], die im Original von Grace McDonald interpretiert wurde.
7. November 1942 – 13. November 1942
1 Woche (insgesamt 1)
1 Paul Whiteman & his Orchestra, Trombone: Skip Layton, Vocal by Lady Day Trav'lin' Light[5]
Jimmy Mundy, Johnny Mercer
-
14. November 1942 – 20. November 1942
1 Woche (insgesamt 1)
1 Earl Hines & his Orchestra, Vocal Refrain by Billy Eckstine Stormy Monday Blues[6]
Billy Eckstine, Robert Crowder, Earl Hines
-
21. November 1942 – 27. November 1942
1 Woche (insgesamt 2)
2 Paul Whiteman & his Orchestra, Trombone: Skip Layton, Vocal by Lady Day Trav'lin' Light
Jimmy Mundy, Johnny Mercer
-
28. November 1942 – 4. Dezember 1942
1 Woche (insgesamt 1)
1 Lucky Millinder & his Orchestra, Vocal Chorus by Trevor Bacon When the Lights Go On Again (All Over the World)[7]
Eddie Seiler, Bennie Benjamin, Sol Marcus
-
5. Dezember 1942 – 11. Dezember 1942
1 Woche (insgesamt 3)
3 Paul Whiteman & his Orchestra, Trombone: Skip Layton, Vocal by Lady Day Trav'lin' Light
Jimmy Mundy, Johnny Mercer
-
12. Dezember 1942 – 18. Dezember 1942
1 Woche (insgesamt 2)
2 Freddie Slack & his Orchestra, Vocal by Ella Mae Morse Mr. Five by Five (From Universal's Film Behind the Eight Ball)
Don Raye, Gene De Paul
-
19. Dezember 1942 – 25. Dezember 1942
1 Woche (insgesamt 1)
1 Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Singers & John Scott Trotter & his Orchestra White Christmas (From Paramount Picture "Holiday Inn")[8]
Irving Berlin
Version des Stückes aus der Paramount-Produktion Musik, Musik (1942, Regie: Mark Sandrich).[9]

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Einzelnachweise

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  1. The Billboard, October 24. 1942, p. 25 (abrufbar im Archiv der American Radio History)
  2. Discogs (Andy Kirk & his Clouds of Joy – Take It and Git)
  3. Discogs (Freddie Slack & his Orchestra, Vocal by Ella Mae Morse – Mr. Five by Five (From Universal's Film Behind the Eight Ball))
  4. Behind the Eight Ball bei IMDb
  5. Discogs (Paul Whiteman & his Orchestra, Trombone: Skip Layton, Vocal by Lady Day – Trav'lin' Light)
  6. Discogs (Earl Hines & his Orchestra, Vocal Refrain by Billy Eckstine – Stormy Monday Blues)
  7. Discogs (Lucky Millinder & his Orchestra, Vocal Chorus by Trevor Bacon – When the Lights Go On Again (All Over the World))
  8. Discogs (Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Singers & John Scott Trotter & his Orchestra – White Christmas (From Paramount Picture "Holiday Inn"))
  9. Musik, Musik bei IMDb