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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Other • Top 1000

Top Songs of 1943

1942 <-

1943

-> 1944

Video playlist

Cover

Date

Title

Album

Comment

Video

08/1943

Pistol Packin' Mama by Al Dexter

394

✫1
US

✫1
country

5
R&B

as Al Dexter and His Troopers
[Okeh 6708]
written by Al Dexter

01/1943

I've Heard That Song Before by Harry James and His Orchestra

376

✫1
US

✫1
R&B

[Columbia 36668]
written by Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn

07/1943

You'll Never Know by Dick Haymes

376

✫1
US

✫1
R&B

[Decca 18556]
written by Harry Warren, Mack Gordon & Dorothy Fern Norris

08/1943

Paper Doll by The Mills Brothers

371

✫1
US

2
R&B

written by Johnny Black (as Johnny S. Black)

08/1943

Sunday, Monday or Always by Bing Crosby

364

✫1
US

3
R&B

[Decca 18561]
written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Johnny Burke

11/1943

My Heart Tells Me (Should I Believe My Heart?) by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

355

✫1
US

7
R&B

vocals by Eugenie Baird
[Decca 18567]
written by Harry Warren & Mack Gordon

11/1943

Pistol Packin' Mama by Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters

352

2
US

✫1
country

3
R&B

[Decca 23277]
written by Al Dexter

07/1943

In the Blue of Evening by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

349

✫1
US

10
R&B

vocals by Frank Sinatra
[Victor 201530]
written by Tom Adair (as Thomas Montgomery Adair) & Alfonso D'Artega

05/1943

Taking a Chance on Love by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

349

✫1
US

10
R&B

vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Vernon Duke, John La Touche (as John Latouche) & Ted Fetter

10.

06/1943

Comin' in on a Wing and a Prayer by Song Spinners

331

✫1
US

[Decca 18553]
written by Harold Adamson & Jimmy McHugh

11.

01/1943

(As Long as You're Not in Love with Anyone Else) Why Don't You Fall in Love with Me? by Johnny Long and His Orchestra

331

✫1
US

vocals by Bob Houston & Helen Young
written by Mabel Wayne & Al Lewis

12.

02/1943

Don't Get Around Much Anymore by The Ink Spots

330

2
US

✫1
R&B

written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

13.

07/1943

It Can't Be Wrong by Dick Haymes

324

2
US

2
R&B

[Decca 18557]
written by Kim Gannon & Max Steiner

14.

06/1943

All or Nothing at All by Frank Sinatra and Harry James

307

2
US

8
R&B

as Frank Sinatra & Harry James & His Orchestra
[Columbia 35587]
written by Arthur Altman & Jack Lawrence

15.

01/1943

Brazil (Aquarela Do Brasil) by Xavier Cugat and His Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra

305

2
US

9
R&B

[instrumental]
[Columbia 36651]
written by Ary Barroso & Bob Russell

16.

10/1943

People Will Say We're in Love by Bing Crosby and Trudy Erwin

286

2
US

written by Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II

17.

07/1943

You'll Never Know by Frank Sinatra

286

2
US

[Academy Award for Best Original Song 1943]
[Columbia 36678]
written by Harry Warren, Mack Gordon & Dorothy Fern Norris

18.

12/1943

They're Either Too Young or Too Old by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

285

2
US

vocals by Kitty Kallen
written by Arthur Schwartz & Frank Loesser

19.

12/1943

Shoo-Shoo Baby by Ella Mae Morse

271

4
US

✫1
R&B

[Capitol 143]
written by Phil Moore

20.

01/1943

It Started All Over Again by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

265

4
US

2
R&B

vocals by Frank Sinatra & The Pied Pipers
[Victor 201522]
written by Bill Carey & Carl Fisher

21.

03/1943

As Time Goes By by Jacques Renard and His Orchestra

262

3
US

8
R&B

vocal by Frank Munn; originally from 1931
written by Herman Hupfeld

22.

12/1943

I'll Be Home for Christmas (If Only in My Dreams) by Bing Crosby

261

3
US

8
R&B

[Christmas]
[Decca 18570]
written by Buck Ram, Kim Gannon & Walter Kent

23.

01/1943

Why Don't You Do Right by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

257

4
US

4
R&B

vocals by Peggy Lee
written by Kansas Joe McCoy

24.

02/1943

You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To by Dinah Shore

244

4
US

10
R&B

[Victor 1519]
written by Cole Porter

25.

01/1943

Moonlight Becomes You by Bing Crosby

241

3
US

[Decca 18513]
written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Johnny Burke

26.

01/1943

For Me and My Gal by Judy Garland and Gene Kelly

241

3
US

written by George W. Meyer, Edgar Leslie & E. Ray Goetz

27.

01/1943

(As Long as You're Not in Love with Anyone Else) Why Don't You Fall in Love with Me by Dinah Shore

241

3
US

written by Mabel Wayne & Al Lewis

28.

07/1943

Boogie Woogie by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

231

5
US

6
R&B

[instrumental]
[Victor 26054]
written by Clarence "Pinetop" Smith

29.

07/1943

I Heard You Cried Last Night by Harry James and His Orchestra

227

4
US

vocals by Helen Forrest
written by Joseph Kruger & Ted Grouya (as Theodor Grouya)

30.

06/1943

Let's Get Lost by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra

226

4
US

written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh

31.

11/1943

Oh! What a Beautiful Mornin' by Bing Crosby and Trudy Erwin

206

5
US

written by Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II

32.

10/1943

Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey (I Never Knew Any Girl Like You) by Dick Haymes

206

5
US

written by Albert Von Tilzer & Junie McCree

33.

05/1943

Murder, He Says by Dinah Shore

205

5
US

[Victor 1525]
written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh

34.

05/1943

Don't Get Around Much Anymore (Never No Lament) by Duke Ellington

200

8
US

✫1
R&B

[instrumental]
[Victor 26610]
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

35.

10/1943

People Will Say We're in Love by Frank Sinatra

188

6
US

[Columbia 36682]
written by Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II

36.

07/1943

It's Always You by Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra

188

6
US

vocals by Frank Sinatra
written by Johnny Burke & Jimmy Van Heusen

37.

01/1943

Vict'ry Polka by Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters

188

6
US

written by Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn

38.

06/1943

You'll Never Know by Willie Kelly and His Orchestra

188

6
US

written by Harry Warren, Mack Gordon & Dorothy Fern Norris

39.

05/1943

Don't Get Around Much Anymore by Glen Gray and the Casa Loma Orchestra

171

7
US

vocals by Kenny Sargent & Lebrun Sisters
written by Duke Ellington & Bob Russell

40.

07/1943

In My Arms by Dick Haymes

171

7
US

[Decca 18557]
written by Ted Grouya & Frank Loesser

41.

07/1943

Johnny Zero by Song Spinners

170

7
US

[Decca 18553]
written by Mack David & Vee Lawnhurst

42.

12/1943

White Christmas by Bing Crosby

170

7
US

[R]
[Christmas]
[Decca 18429]
written by Irving Berlin

43.

08/1943

Don't Cry, Baby by Erskine Hawkins and His Orchestra

166

15
US

6
country

✫1
R&B

vocals by Jimmy Mitchelle
[Bluebird 30-0813]
written by Jimmy Mitchelle (as Jimmy Mitchell) & Sammy Lowe

44.

06/1943

Let's Get Lost by Vaughn Monroe

155

8
US

written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh

45.

09/1943

Sunday, Monday or Always by Frank Sinatra

144

9
US

written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Johnny Burke

46.

02/1943

That Old Black Magic by Charlie Barnet and His Orchestra

140

15
US

2
R&B

[Decca 18541]
written by Harold Arlen & Johnny Mercer

47.

03/1943

That Old Black Magic by Freddie Slack and His Orchestra

132

10
US

vocals by Margaret Whiting
written by Harold Arlen & Johnny Mercer

48.

10/1943

Close to You by Frank Sinatra

132

10
US

[Columbia 36678]
written by Jerry Livingston, Carl Lampl & Al Hoffman

49.

11/1943

All for You by The King Cole Trio

128

19
US

✫1
R&B

[Capitol 139]
written by Robert Scherman

50.

07/1943

My Ideal by Billy Butterfield and His Orchestra

123

11
US

vocals by Margaret Whiting; hit for Maurice Chevalier in 1931
written by Leo Robin, Newell Chase & Richard Whiting

51.

06/1943

Riffette by Freddie Slack and His Orchestra

118

18
US

3
R&B

written by Freddie Slack & Gay Jones

52.

05/1943

Let's Get Lost by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra

104

14
US

vocals by Bob Eberly
written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh

53.

03/1943

Fat Meat Is Good Meat by Jimmy Lytell and His All Star Seven

104

14
US

written by Irene Higginbotham

54.

04/1943

That Old Black Magic by Horace Heidt and His Musical Knights

104

14
US

vocals by Charles Goodman
written by Harold Arlen & Johnny Mercer

55.

09/1943

I Never Mention Your Name (Oh, No!) by Dick Haymes

104

14
US

written by Walter Kent, Mack Davis & Don George

56.

11/1943

I Heard You Cried Last Night (And So Did I) by Dick Haymes

104

19
US

8
R&B

written by Ted Grouya & Jerry Kruger

57.

05/1943

It Can't Be Wrong by Allen Miller and His Orchestra

101

15
US

written by Kim Gannon & Max Steiner

58.

05/1943

Prince Charming by Harry James and His Orchestra

101

15
US

written by Leroy Holmes

59.

11/1943

Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin' by Frank Sinatra

101

15
US

[Columiba 36682]
written by Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II

60.

05/1943

Big Boy by Ray McKinley and His Orchestra

16
US

vocals by Imoge Lynn
written by Ager & Yellen

61.

03/1943

You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To by Dick Jurgens and His Orchestra

16
US

vocals by Harry Cool
written by Cole Porter

62.

03/1943

You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To by Six Hits and a Miss

16
US

written by Cole Porter

63.

01/1943

(As Long as You're Not in Love with Anyone Else) Why Don't You Fall in Love with Me? by Dick Jurgens and His Orchestra

16
US

vocals by Harry Cool
written by Mabel Wayne & Al Lewis

64.

07/1943

The Fuddy Duddy Watchmaker by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra

16
US

vocals by Julie Conway
written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh

65.

03/1943

Tap the Barrel Dry by Henri René and His Musette Orchestra

16
US

as Rene Musette Orchestra
written by Dimostenis Zattas

66.

10/1943

Mission to Moscow by Benny Goodman and His Orchestra

16
US

written by Mel Powell

67.

08/1943

(Theme from The) Warsaw Concerto by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

16
US

written by Richard Addinsell

68.

08/1943

Wait for Me Mary by Dick Haymes

17
US

[Decca 18556]
written by Charles Tobias (as Charlie Tobias), Nat Simon & Harry Tobias

69.

09/1943

People Will Say We're in Love by Hal Goodman and His Orchestra

17
US

written by Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II

70.

02/1943

Moonlight Mood by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra

17
US

written by Peter DeRose (as Pete DeRose) & Harold Adamson

71.

10/1943

If You Please by Bing Crosby

17
US

[Decca 18561]
written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Johnny Burke

72.

12/1943

For the First Time (I've Fallen in Love) by Dick Haymes

17
US

written by Charles Tobias & David Kapp

73.

01/1943

Moonlight Becomes You by Harry James and His Orchestra

17
US

vocals by Johnny McAfee
written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Johnny Burke

74.

04/1943

Taking a Chance on Love by Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye

17
US

vocals by the Three Kadets
written by Vernon Duke, John La Touche (as John Latouche) & Ted Fetter

75.

07/1943

Four or Five Times by Woody Herman and His Orchestra

17
US

written by Byron Gay & Marco Hellman (as Marco H. Hellman)

76.

02/1943

Constantly by Bing Crosby

17
US

[Decca 18513]
written by Jimmy Van Heusen & Johnny Burke

77.

07/1943

All of Me by Count Basie

17
US

#1 hit for Louis Armstrong in 1932
written by Gerald Marks & Seymour Simons

78.

03/1943

Please Think of Me by Shep Fields and His Rippling Rhythm

18
US

as Shep Fields & His New Music
written by Davis, Morgan & Murray

79.

01/1943

I Get the Neck of the Chicken by Freddy Martin and His Orchestra

18
US

vocals by Eddie Stone
written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh

80.

07/1943

Comin' in on a Wing and a Prayer by Willie Kelly and His Orchestra

18
US

written by Harold Adamson & Jimmy McHugh

81.

07/1943

Pushin' Sand by Kay Kyser and His Orchestra

18
US

written by George Simmons & Roc Hillman

82.

02/1943

Move It Over by Ethel Merman

18
US

[Victor 20-1521]
written by Sunny Skylar

83.

03/1943

There's a Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere by Jimmy Wakely

19
US

written by Paul Roberts & Bob Miller (as Shelby Darnell)

84.

07/1943

Get On Board, Little Chillun by Freddie Slack and His Orchestra

19
US

vocals by Ella Mae Morse
written by Don Raye & Gene De Paul (as Gene DePaul)

85.

07/1943

Blue Surreal by Bob Crosby and His Orchestra

19
US

written by Phil Moore

86.

01/1943

There Will Never Be Another You by Swing and Sway with Sammy Kaye

19
US

vocals by Nancy Norman
written by Harry Warren & Mack Gordon

87.

01/1943

I Lost My Sugar in Salt Lake City by Johnny Mercer

19
US

[Capitol 122]
written by Johnny Mercer

88.

10/1943

Goodbye, Sue by Perry Como

20
US

[Victor 1538]
written by Jimmy Rule, Lou Ricca & Jules Lowman

89.

04/1943

For Me and My Gal by Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians

20
US

vocals by Kenny Gardner
written by George W. Meyer, Edgar Leslie & E. Ray Goetz

90.

07/1943

Comin' in on a Wing and a Prayer by The Four Vagabonds

20
US

written by Harold Adamson & Jimmy McHugh

91.

1943

Stormy Weather by Lena Horne

21
US

[Victor 27819]
written by Harold Arlen & Ted Koehler

92.

09/1943

Sentimental Lady by Duke Ellington

✫1
R&B

[instrumental]
B side to A Slip of the Lip (Can Sink a Ship)
[Victor 20-1528]
written by Duke Ellington

93.

1943

I Can't Stand Losing You by The Ink Spots

✫1
R&B

written by Bill Kenny (as Billy Kenny), Josef Myrow (as Joe Myrow) & Kim Gannon

94.

01/1943

Don't Stop Now by Bonnie Davis

✫1
R&B

[Savoy 102]
written by William Campbell

95.

1943

Apollo Jump by Lucky Millinder and His Orchestra

✫1
R&B

[instumental]
[Decca 18529]
written by Ernest Purce, Lucky Millinder & Prince Robinson

96.

08/1943

A Slip of the Lip (Can Sink a Ship) by Duke Ellington

✫1
R&B

[Victor 20-1528]
written by Luther Henderson (as Luther Henderson Jr.) & Mercer Ellington

97.

1943

Let's Beat Our Some Love by Buddy Johnson

2
R&B

vocals by Buddy Johnson
written by Mike Jackson

98.

1943

It Can't Be Wrong by The Four Vagabonds

3
R&B

[Bluebird 300815]
written by Kim Gannon & Max Steiner

99.

1943

Flying Home by Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra

3
R&B

written by Lionel Hampton & Benny Goodman

100.

1943

Five Guys Named Moe by Louis Jordan

3
R&B

written by Jerry Bresler & Larry Wynn

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