Billboard Top 100 Hits From 1957

1957 saw many uptempo rock songs gain popularity. Jerry Lee Lewis and the Everly Brothers hit the charts for the first time with big hits, and some R&B songs had success, like Sam Cooke's "You Send Me".

1. Jailhouse Rock , Elvis Presley
2. Whole Lot of Shakin' Going On, Jerry Lee Lewis
3. That'll Be The Day, Crickets
4. Bye Bye Love, Everly Brothers
5. Great Balls Of Fire, Jerry Lee Lewis
6. School Day, Chuck Berry
7. Rock And Roll Music, Chuck Berry
8. Peggy Sue, Buddy Holly
9. Lucille, Little Richard
10. Rocking Pneumonia, Huey "Piano" Smith & the Clowns
11. All Shook Up, Elvis Presley
12. Searchin', Coasters
13. You Send Me, Sam Cooke
14. Wake Up Little Susie, Everly Brothers
15. Susie Q, Dale Hawkins
16. I'm Walkin', Fats Domino
17. Keep A 'Knockin', Little Richard
18. Matchbox, Carl Perkins
19. C.C. Rider, Chuck Willis
20. Send Me Some Lovin', Little Richard
21. At The Hop, Danny & the Juniors
22. Little Darlin', Diamonds
23. Oh Boy!, Crickets
24. Get A Job, Silhouettes
25. Book Of Love, Monotones
26. Maybe Baby, Crickets
27. Young Blood, Coasters
28. Chances Are, Johnny Mathis
29. Little Bitty Pretty One, Thurston Harris
30. Not Fade Away, Crickets
31. Walking After Midnight, Patsy Cline
32. I'm A King Bee, Slim Harpo
33. Got My Mojo Working, Muddy Waters
34. Jingle Bell Rock, Bobby Helms
35. Too Much, Elvis Presley
36. Diana, Paul Anka
37. Silhouettes, Rays
38. Reet Petite, Jackie Wilson
39. Don't Let Go, Roy Hamilton
40. Short Fat Fannie, Larry Williams
41. Hey Bo Diddley, Bo Diddley
42. Everybody's Trying To Be My Baby, Carl Perkins
43. Red Hot, Billy Riley
44. Twenty Flight Rock, Eddie Cochran
45. It's Not For Me To Say, Johnny Mathis
46. Could This Be Magic, Dubs
47. Teddy Bear, Elvis Presley
48. Just Because, Lloyd Price
49. Farther Up The Road, Bobby "Blue" Bland
50. It Hurts Me Too, Elmore James
51. Treat Me Nice, Elvis Presley
52. Long Lonely Nights, Lee Andrews & the Hearts
53. Maybe, Chantels
54. Honeycomb, Jimmie Rodgers
55. Whispering Bells, Del-Vikings
56. Teardrops, Lee Andrews & the Hearts
57. Tonite, Tonite, Mello-Kings
58. Lotta Lovin', Gene Vincent & the Bluecaps
59. Mr. Lee, Bobbettes
60. Over The Mountain; Across The Sea, Johnnie & Joe
61. We Belong Together, Robert & Johnny
62. Happy Happy Birthday Baby, Tuneweavers
63. Black Slacks, Joe Bennett & the Sparkletones
64. Bony Moronie, Larry Williams
65. Don't, Elvis Presley
66. To The Aisle, Five Satins
67. A White Sport Coat, Marty Robbins
68. Stardust, Billy Ward & the Dominoes
69. Baby I Don't Care, Elvis Presley
70. Mona, Bo Diddley
71. Everyday, Buddy Holly
72. Buzz, Buzz, Buzz, Hollywood Flames
73. Got A Lot O'Livin' To Do, Elvis Presley
74. Be-Bop Baby, Ricky Nelson
75. Deserie, Charts
76. Florence, Paragons
77. Flying Saucer Rock And Roll, Billy Riley
78. Stood Up, Ricky Nelson
79. Blue Christmas, Elvis Presley
80. Swanee River Rock, Ray Charles
81. Been So Long, Pastels
82. Don't Ask Me (To Be Lonely), Dubs
83. Goody Goody, Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers
84. Jenny, Jenny, Little Richard
85. Honest I Do, Jimmy Reed
86. Before You Accuse Me, Bo Diddley
87. Walkin' With Mr. Lee, Lee Allen
88. Raunchy, Bill Justis / Ernie Freeman
89. Miss Ann, Little Richard
90. Peanuts, Little Joe & the Thrillers
91. Words Of Love, Buddy Holly
92. Baby Oh Baby, Shells
93. Send For Me, Nat "King" Cole
94. Think, 5 Royales
95. The Stroll, Diamonds
96. Can I Come Over Tonight, Velours
97. Who's Sorry Now, Connie Francis
98. My Special Angel, Bobby Helms
99. Louie Louie, Richard Berry & the Pharaohs
100. Jail Bait, Andre Williams