Editing 1951 in music (section)

==Top hits on record==
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*"[[Aba Daba Honeymoon]]" – [[Debbie Reynolds]] & [[Carleton Carpenter]]
*"[[Because (Perry Como song)|Because]]" – [[Mario Lanza]]
*"[[Because of You (1940 song)|Because of You]]" – [[Tony Bennett]]
*"Belle, Belle, My Liberty Belle" – [[Guy Mitchell]]
*"[[Blue Tango]]" – [[Leroy Anderson]] & his Orchestra
*"[[Charmaine (song)|Charmaine]]" – [[Mantovani]] & his Orchestra
*"[[Cold, Cold Heart]]" – [[Tony Bennett]]
*"[[Come On-A My House]]" – [[Rosemary Clooney]]
*"[[Cry (Churchill Kohlman song)|Cry]]" – [[Johnnie Ray]] & [[The Four Lads]]
*"[[Detour (song)|Detour]]" – [[Patti Page]]
*"[[Down the Trail of Achin' Hearts]]" – [[Patti Page]]
*"[[Down Yonder]]" recorded by:
**[[Del Wood]]
**[[Champ Butler]]
*"Flamenco" – [[Frankie Laine]]
*"Gambella (The Gamblin' Lady)" – [[Frankie Laine]] & [[Jo Stafford]]
*"[[The Gang That Sang Heart Of My Heart]]" – [[Frankie Laine]]
*"[[Get Happy (song)|Get Happy]]" – [[Frankie Laine]]
*"Get Out Those Old Records" – [[Guy Lombardo]] ([[The Lombardo Trio]] vocals)
*"The Girl In The Wood" – [[Frankie Laine]]
*"Give Me Time" – [[Johnnie Ray]]
*"Gone Fishin'" – [[Bing Crosby]] & [[Louis Armstrong]]
*"Got Him Off My Hands" – [[Georgia Gibbs]]
*"[[Hello, Young Lovers (song)|Hello, Young Lovers]]" recorded by:
**[[Perry Como]]
**[[Guy Lombardo]] (Kenny Martin vocals)
*"[[Hey, Good Lookin' (song)|Hey, Good Lookin']]" – [[Frankie Laine]] & [[Jo Stafford]]
*"[[The Hot Canary]]" – [[Florian Zabach]]
*"[[How High the Moon]]" – [[Les Paul and Mary Ford]]
*"[[I Taut I Taw a Puddy-Tat]]" – [[Mel Blanc]]
*"[[If (They Made Me a King)|If]]" – [[Perry Como]]
*"[[I'll Never Be Free]]" – [[Lucky Millinder|Lucky Millinder and His Orchestra]]
*"[[It Is No Secret]]" – [[Bill Kenny (singer)|Bill Kenny]] & [[The Song Spinners]]
*"[[It's All in the Game (song)|It's All in the Game]]" – [[Tommy Edwards]]
*"[[It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas]]" – [[Perry Como]] & [[The Fontane Sisters]]
*"[[Jalousie (Gade)|Jealousy (Jalousie)]]" – [[Frankie Laine]]
*"[[Jezebel (Frankie Laine song)|Jezebel]]" – [[Frankie Laine]]
*"[[The Little White Cloud That Cried]]" – [[Johnnie Ray]] & [[The Four Lads]]
*"[[The Loveliest Night Of The Year]]" – [[Mario Lanza]]
*"[[Lullaby of Broadway (song)|Lullaby of Broadway]]" – [[Doris Day]]
*"[[Mister and Mississippi]]" – [[Patti Page]]
*"[[Mockin' Bird Hill]]" – [[Patti Page]]
*"[[My Heart Cries For You]]" recorded by:
**[[Vic Damone]]
**[[Guy Mitchell]]
**[[Dinah Shore]]
*"[[My Truly, Truly Fair]]" – [[Guy Mitchell]]
*"[[On Top of Old Smoky]]" – [[The Weavers]] with [[Terry Gilkyson]]
*"Once Upon A Nickel" – [[Georgia Gibbs]]
*"[[One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)|One For My Baby]]" – [[Frankie Laine]]
*"[[Out in the Cold Again]]" – [[Richard Hayes (singer)|Richard Hayes]]
*"Paths Of Paradise" – [[Johnnie Ray]]
*"Pretty-Eyed Baby" – [[Jo Stafford]] & [[Frankie Laine]]
*"[[Red Sails in the Sunset (song)|Red Sails In The Sunset]]" – [[Nat King Cole]]
*"[[Rose, Rose, I Love You]]" – [[Frankie Laine]]
*"[[(Why Did I Tell You I Was Going To) Shanghai|Shanghai]]" – [[Doris Day]]
*"[[(It's No) Sin|Sin]]" – [[Eddy Howard]] & his Orchestra
*"Sound Off (The Duckworth Chant)" – [[Vaughn Monroe]]
*"[[Sparrow in the Treetop]]" – [[Guy Mitchell]]
*"[[A Sunday Kind of Love]]" – [[Jo Stafford]]
*"[[Sweet Violets]]" – [[Dinah Shore]]
*"[[The Syncopated Clock]]" – [[Leroy Anderson]] & his Orchestra
*"Tell Me" – [[Doris Day]]
*"[[Tell Me Why (1951 song)|Tell Me Why]]" – [[The Four Aces]] featuring [[Al Alberts]]
*"Tell The Lady I Said Goodbye" – [[Johnnie Ray]]
*"Tom's Tune" – [[Georgia Gibbs]]
*"[[Too Young (1951 song)|Too Young]]" – [[Nat King Cole]]
*"[[Undecided (song)|Undecided]]" – [[Ames Brothers]]
*"[[Vanity (1951 song)|Vanity]]" – [[Don Cherry (singer)|Don Cherry]]
*"[[When It's Sleepy Time Down South]]" – [[Frankie Laine]]
*"While You Danced, Danced, Danced" – [[Georgia Gibbs]]
*"[[The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise]]" – [[Les Paul and Mary Ford]]
*"[[Would I Love You (Love You, Love You)]]" – [[Patti Page]]
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