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Songs performed or written by Vaughn Monroe

Top Songs / Chart Singles Discography

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Date

Title

Album

Points

US
peak

US
country
peak

Comment

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Vaughn Monroe

12/1940

There I Go by Vaughn Monroe

217

5
US

written by Irving Weiser & Hy Zaret

02/1941

So You're the One by Vaughn Monroe

18
US

written by Hy Zaret, Joan Whitney & Alex Kramer

02/1941

High on a Windy Hill by Vaughn Monroe

110

15
US

written by Joan Whitney & Alex Kramer

03/1941

There'll Be Some Changes Made by Vaughn Monroe

20
US

hit for Ethel Waters in 1922; vocals by Marilyn Duke
written by William Benton Overstreet (as Benton Overstreet) & Billy Higgins

06/1941

G'bye Now by Vaughn Monroe

112

14
US

vocals by Marilyn Duke
written by Ole Olsen, Chic Johnson, Jay Levison & Ray Evans

08/1941

Yours (Quiereme Mucho) by Vaughn Monroe

18
US

vocals by Marilyn Duke
written by Gonzalo Roig, Albert Gamse & Jack Sherr

01/1942

The Shrine of Saint Cecilia by Vaughn Monroe

20
US

written by Jokern (as Nils Perne) & Carroll Loveday

05/1942

Tangerine by Vaughn Monroe

100

16
US

written by Victor Schertzinger & Johnny Mercer

06/1942

Three Little Sisters by Vaughn Monroe

18
US

written by Vic Mizzy & Irving Taylor

10.

09/1942

My Devotion by Vaughn Monroe

218

5
US

written by Johnny Napton & Roc Hillman

11.

10/1942

When the Lights Go On Again (All Over the World) by Vaughn Monroe

303

2
US

written by Bennie Benjamin, Eddie Seiler & Sol Marcus

12.

06/1943

Let's Get Lost by Vaughn Monroe

155

8
US

written by Frank Loesser & Jimmy McHugh

13.

09/1944

Take It, Jackson by Vaughn Monroe

20
US

written by Johnny Watson [composer] & Vaughn Monroe

14.

12/1944

The Trolley Song by Vaughn Monroe

225

4
US

written by Hugh Martin & Ralph Blane

15.

12/1944

The Very Thought of You by Vaughn Monroe

103

14
US

written by Ray Noble

16.

03/1945

Rum and Coca-Cola by Vaughn Monroe

159

8
US

written by Lord Invader & Lionel Belasco

17.

03/1945

③ There! I've Said It Again by Vaughn Monroe

341

✫1
US

[artist #3 hit]
written by Redd Evans & David Mann

18.

11/1945

Just a Blue Serge Suit by Vaughn Monroe

17
US

written by Irving Berlin

19.

11/1945

Something Sentimental by Vaughn Monroe

119

12
US

written by Jimmy Eaton, Vaughn Monroe

& Frank Ryerson

20.

11/1945

Fishin' for the Moon by Vaughn Monroe

125

11
US

written by Eddie Seiler, Sol Marcus & Guy Wood

21.

12/1945

④ Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! by Vaughn Monroe

339

✫1
US

[artist #4 hit]
[Christmas]
written by Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn

22.

01/1946

Are These Really Mine? by Vaughn Monroe

117

12
US

written by Sunny Skylar, Robert Cook & David Saxon

23.

03/1946

Seems Like Old Times by Vaughn Monroe

173

7
US

written by Carmen Lombardo & John Jacob Loeb

24.

07/1946

Who Told You That Lie? by Vaughn Monroe

103

15
US

written by Jack Segal, Eddie Cantor & Bee Walker

25.

07/1946

It's My Lazy Day by Vaughn Monroe

16
US

written by Smiley Burnette

26.

11/1946

The Things We Did Last Summer by Vaughn Monroe

112

13
US

written by Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn

27.

09/1947

I Wish I Didn't Love You So by Vaughn Monroe

289

2
US

written by Frank Loesser

28.

10/1947

Kokomo, Indiana by Vaughn Monroe

133

10
US

written by Mack Gordon & Josef Myrow

29.

11/1947

You Do by Vaughn Monroe

208

5
US

written by Mack Gordon & Josef Myrow

30.

11/1947

⑤ Ballerina by Vaughn Monroe

336

✫1
US

[artist #5 hit]
written by Bob Russell (as Sidney Keith Russell) & Carl Sigman

31.

11/1947

How Soon? (Will I Be Seeing You) by Vaughn Monroe

244

3
US

written by Jack Owens & Carroll Lucas

32.

06/1948

The Maharajah of Magador by Vaughn Monroe

19
US

vocals by Ziggy Talent
written by John Jacob Loeb & Lewis Harris

33.

10/1948

Ev'rday I Love You (Just a Little Bit More) by Vaughn Monroe

22
US

written by Jule Styne & Sammy Cahn

34.

11/1948

In My Dreams by Vaughn Monroe

20
US

written by Jimmie Shearer

35.

01/1949

Red Roses for a Blue Lady by Vaughn Monroe

251

3
US

[RCA 47-2889]
written by Sid Tepper & Roy Bennett (as Roy C. Bennett)

36.

04/1949

① Riders in the Sky (A Cowboy Legend) by Vaughn Monroe

375

✫1
US

2
country

[artist #1 hit]
written by Stan Jones

37.

08/1949

② Someday by Vaughn Monroe

343

✫1
US

[artist #2 hit]
written by Jimmie Hodges

38.

09/1949

That Lucky Old Sun (Just Rolls Around Heaven All Day) by Vaughn Monroe

196

6
US

written by Beasley Smith & Haven Gillespie

39.

11/1949

Vieni Su (Say You Love Me Too) by Vaughn Monroe

29
US

written by Johnny Cola

40.

11/1949

Mule Train by Vaughn Monroe

137

10
US

written by Johnny Lange, Hy Heath & Fred Glickman

41.

01/1950

Bamboo by Vaughn Monroe

229

4
US

[RCA 47-3143]
written by Buddy Bernier & Nat Simon

42.

06/1950

Thanks, Mister Florist by Vaughn Monroe

20
US

[RCA 47-3773]
written by Sid Tepper & Roy Bennett (as Roy Brodsky)

43.

04/1951

On Top of Old Smoky by Vaughn Monroe

164

8
US

written by traditional & Pete Seeger

44.

04/1951

Sound Off (The Duckworth Chant) by Vaughn Monroe

253

3
US

written by Willie Lee Duckworth

45.

05/1951

Old Soldiers Never Die by Vaughn Monroe

179

7
US

written by Tom Glazer

46.

10/1951

Meanderin' by Vaughn Monroe

28
US

[RCA 47-4271]
written by Cy Coben, Charles Randolph Grean (as Charles Grean) & George Botsford

47.

01/1952

Charmaine by Vaughn Monroe

27
US

[RCA 47-4375]
written by Erno Rapee & Lew Pollack

48.

03/1952

Mountain Laurel by Vaughn Monroe

22
US

[RCA 47-4479]
written by Chilton Price

49.

04/1952

Lady Love by Vaughn Monroe

18
US

[RCA 47-4611]
written by Bob Russell & Lester Lee

50.

05/1952

Idaho State Fair by Vaughn Monroe

20
US

[RCA 47-4611]
written by Dick Sanford, George Mysels & Sammy Mysels

51.

08/1954

They Were Doin' the Mambo by Vaughn Monroe

113

7
US

[RCA 47-5767]
written by Don Raye

52.

11/1955

Black Denim Trousers by Vaughn Monroe

38
US

written by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller

53.

01/1956

Don't Go to Strangers by Vaughn Monroe

38
US

[RCA Victor G204456358]
written by Redd Evans, Arthur Kent & David Mann (as Dave Mann)

54.

09/1956

In the Middle of the House by Vaughn Monroe

11
US

[RCA 47-6619]
written by Bob Hilliard

55.

05/1959

The Battle of New Orleans by Vaughn Monroe

87
US

[RCA 47-7495]
written by Jimmie Driftwood

56.

05/1965

Queen of the Senior Prom by Vaughn Monroe

132
US

[Kapp 669]
written by Ed Penney, Jack Richards & Stella Lee

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