List of number one hits on the Cash Box Charts (1950)

This list contains all of the number one hits on the American cash box charts in 1950. There were eleven number one singles that year. The charts at that time related to the songs, not to individual musicians. The list includes the musicians who made the song most popular.

Singles

Andrews Sisters - I Can Dream, Can't I?
- 6 weeks (January 14th - February 17th)
Bing Crosby - Dear Hearts and Gentle People
- 1 week (February 18 - February 24)
Red Foley - Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy
- 4 weeks (February 25th - March 24th)
Teresa Brewer - Music! Music! Music!
- 4 weeks (March 25th - April 21st)
Anton Karas - Harry Lime Theme
- 11 weeks (April 22nd - July 8th)
Vivienne Segal - Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered
- 4 weeks (July 9th - August 4th)
Nat King Cole - Mona Lisa
- 4 weeks (August 5th - September 2nd)
Gordon Jenkins & the Weavers - Goodnight, Irene
- 10 weeks (September 3rd - November 10th)
Sammy Kaye - Harbor Lights
- 5 weeks (November 11th - December 15th, 6 weeks in total)
Phil Harris - The Thing
- 1 week (December 16 - December 22)
Sammy Kaye - Harbor Lights
- 1 week (December 23rd - December 29th, a total of 6 weeks)
Patti Page - Tennessee Waltz
- 6 weeks (December 30, 1950 - February 9, 1951)

Web links

The Legendary Cash Box Magazine Charts ( June 30, 2012 memento on the Internet Archive )