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* [[Cry Me a River]] by Julie London * [[Cry Me a River]] by Julie London
* ''[[Le marteau sans maître]]'' by Pierre Boulez * ''[[Le marteau sans maître]]'' by Pierre Boulez
-This is a list of ''[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]'' magazine's top popular songs of [[1953 in music|1953]] by retail sales.<ref>{{cite journal|url=https://www.americanradiohistory.com/Archive-Billboard/50s/1953/Billboard%201953-12-19.pdf |title=1953's Top Popular Records according to Retail Sales |volume=65 |issue=51 |page= 29 |date=December 19, 1953 |journal=The Billboard}}</ref>+* [[That's Amore]] by Dean Martin
- +* [[Your Cheatin' Heart]] by Hank Williams
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-! scope="col" style="background:#dde;"| No.+
-! scope="col" style="background:#dde;"| Title+
-! scope="col" style="background:#dde;"| Artist(s)+
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-|1 || "[[The Song from Moulin Rouge]]" || [[Percy Faith]]+
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-|2 || "[[Vaya con Dios (song)|Vaya con Dios]]" || [[Les Paul]] & [[Mary Ford]]+
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-|3 || "[[(How Much Is) That Doggie in the Window?]]" || [[Patti Page]]+
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-|4 || "[[I'm Walking Behind You]]" || [[Eddie Fisher (singer)|Eddie Fisher]]+
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-|5 || "[[You, You, You]]" || [[Ames Brothers]]+
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-|6 || "[[Till I Waltz Again with You]]" || [[Teresa Brewer]]+
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-|7 || "[[April in Portugal (song)|April in Portugal]]" || [[Les Baxter]]+
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-|8 || "[[No Other Love (1953 song)|No Other Love]]" || [[Perry Como]]+
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-|9 || "[[Don't Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes]]" || [[Perry Como]]+
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-|10 || "[[I Believe (1953 song)|I Believe]]" || [[Frankie Laine]]+
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-|11 || "[[O (Oh!)|Oh]]" || [[Pee Wee Hunt]]+
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-|12 || "[[Ebb Tide (song)|Ebb Tide]]" || [[Frank Chacksfield]]+
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-|13 || "[[Pretend (1952 song)|Pretend]]" || [[Nat King Cole]]+
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-|14 || "[[Ruby (Ruby Gentry theme)|Ruby]]" || [[Richard Hayman]]+
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-|15 || "[[St. George and the Dragonet]]" || [[Stan Freberg]]+
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-|16 || "[[P.S. I Love You (1934 song)|P.S. I Love You]]" || [[The Hilltoppers (band)|The Hilltoppers]]+
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-|17 || "[[Tell Me You're Mine]]" || [[The Gaylords (American vocal group)|The Gaylords]]+
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-|18 || "[[Eh, Cumpari!]]" || [[Julius La Rosa]]+
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-|19 || "[[Rags to Riches (song)|Rags to Riches]]" || [[Tony Bennett]]+
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-|20 || "Anna" || [[Silvana Mangano]]+
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-|21 || "[[Say You're Mine Again]]" || [[Perry Como]]+
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-|22 || "[[Dragnet (theme music)|Dragnet]]" || [[Ray Anthony]]+
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-|23 || "[[Tell Me a Story (Terry Gilkyson song)|Tell Me a Story]]" || [[Jimmy Boyd]] & [[Frankie Laine]]+
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-|24 || "[[Crying in the Chapel]]" || [[June Valli]]+
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-|25 || "[[Why Don't You Believe Me?]]" || [[Joni James]]+
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-|26 || "[[Your Cheatin' Heart]]" || [[Joni James]]+
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-|27 || "[[Eternally (1952 song)|Limelight (Terry's Theme)]]" || [[Frank Chacksfield]]+
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-|28 || "[[With These Hands (song)|With These Hands]]" || [[Eddie Fisher (singer)|Eddie Fisher]]+
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-|29 || "[[C'est si bon]]" || [[Eartha Kitt]]+
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-|30 || "[[Have You Heard?]]" || [[Joni James]]+
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-*[[1953 in music]]+
-*[[List of number-one singles of 1953 (U.S.)]]+
== Births == == Births ==

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