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Wednesday, December 15, 1954 University Daily Kansan
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--the winners in other divisions polled were top vocal group, Four Aces; big band, Ray Anthony; small instrumental group, George Shearing; rhythm and blues, Bill Haley, and country artist, Eddy Arod.
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Sinatra, Miss Clooney, 'Hey There' Top Poll
New York—(U.P.)The nation's disk jockeys have picked Rosemary Clooney and Frank Sinatra as the most popular vocalists of 1954 and "Hey There" as the record most demanded by their listeners.
That's the outcome of a poll taken by the United Press of record spinners at radio stations across the country. A total of 726 ballots were received.
The 37-year-old Sinatra pulled the big surprise by barely edging out Eddie Fisher as the top male vocalist on the disk jockey list. Miss Clooney won by a sizeable margin as top female vocalist with Kitty Kallen second.
The top records were "Hey There'
(Rosemary Clooney - Columbia);
"Little Things Mean a Lot" (Kitty
Kallen-Decca); "Young at Heart"
(Sinatra-Capitol); "Wanted" (Perry
Como-Victor); "Secret Love" (Doris
Dav-DColumbia).
The male vocalist outcome, with total votes, was Sinatra 195, Fisher 190, Como 142, Nat Cole 48, Bob Manning 21, and, bunched closely behind in order, Bing Crosby, Don Cornell, Tony Bennett, Tony Martin, Gordon MacRae and Frankie Laine.
The female vocalist outcome was Rosemary Clooney 202, Kitty Kallen 112, Doris Day 86, Patti Page 50, Kay Starr 30, and, behind them, Jo Stafford, Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald, June Christy, Dinah Shore, Peggy Lee, and Joni James.
Other songs which drew a sizeable vote included "The High and the Mighty," "This Ole House" Sh-Boom," "Three Coins in the Fountain" and "Mr. Sandman."
"Hey There," composed by Dick Adler and Jerry Ross, is from the score of the Broadway musical, "Paija Game."
Columbia record's Mitch Miller used an intriguing gimmick in the Rosemary Clooney recording—an answer-back version using a multiple tape in an echo chamber. The record has passed the 1,500,000 mark in sales.
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